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ENGLISH is the international language of law and commerce. Knowing FRENCH is useful for understanding LEGAL ENGLISH, but FRENCH is not the international language of law and commerce, so we will ignore French speakers who speak to us in the language of a conquered people.

Non.

I understand that you are a proud Québécois, but the people here have nothing but contempt for you because of decades of transfer payments and NONE OF YOU understanding what Quebec sovereignty means. None of you know who Russell Rogers Smith is, and you're too proud and arrogant to teach. Just go away and be Retardier somewhere else.

Volume 5

Jan 06, 2014 3:56 AM

Norah Holloway

I get it. I really get it. I can't stand trying to talk to brick walls, glazed over eyes, minds that can't even grasp the simplest term... or ideas. This year, I am studying like my life depends on it. Which, I really know now that it does depend on it.

Tomorrow, I'm treating this group, like school... up at 9am... study for hours. No more messing around.

Scott, I don't know how you do it. Thank you, for drilling into our heads that we really do value the wrong things.

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Scott Duncan

Remember you are fighting a 300 year-old program made by the Nobility. My time is limited, so be sure to make copies of everything I write. It's why I put the Creative Commons licence on it; they cannot attach the writing to commerce. They will make up bullshit like copyright, to seize it. So I stop it before it starts.

I know how it ALL works, and I do everything I can, but war is coming, and they know I will be on the WRONG side.

Most of you think I am talking "crazy"...at the moment. They always do.

Watch out for the coming "you were right" crowd. You know them as the "eyes-glazed-over" and "brick wall" people you just mentioned. DON'T TRUST THEM if they suddenly "see the light". Your insight is no match for their 300 year-old, refined programming, and it's hubris to think they are.

Half of those "close" to me, will sell me out the second they feel it's too much. Others will try to "lay low"; Peter Mansfield is a good example. When they see what I/you say is real, it scares them. Fear cannot be trusted. You CAN trust that they will be afraid.

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Cara Small

I have to say. I am SO grateful there are people I can speak to and actually learn from. Here.

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Norah Holloway

Duly noted Scott. I am grasping that I can only trust myself. There is absolutely no way, I would want any of them to step forward and claim they can "be there for me". Like fuck I want them to even attempt to, as I can see myself getting badly harmed should I ever let them.

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Cara Small

Every time I feel alone, I come here. I'm ok with being alone, but when every one starts accusing you of attacking them because you speak truth it feels like I am in the middle of a gang circle. I am a native also...I was born here. AND I have 1/32 of Native American DNA in me too.

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Scott Duncan

BTW, Norah, regarding the whole "who can you trust" thing earlier.

I can be trusted.*

*Trust not valid for the standard "lies" like "I won't cum in your mouth", etc.

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Scott Duncan

Yes, because Government thugs with room-temperature IQs REALLY CARE about how "smart you are".

...then you add bullshit "Discovery Channel" pretend weapons?

Do you have any more vapid, content-free bullshit you wish to share before I ban your ass?

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August le Blanc

We are looking at a property to make into a stone ship” Its address is 420 something, it belonged to a widow we used to look in on, she is gone now, it has been renovated , is for sale and it is a good mining location. Private Property and a principality of BOB UNCLE LTD, perhaps, under the name of a ship” Operational Headquarters of Bob Uncle International. Deleware is calling. We Pay it Forward.

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August le Blanc

Hmmm, I know your right, It is cut off on all sides by roads, so it must have a right of way or something. I have not noticed. I always wondered why it was where it was. Oh Ok.

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