"WE" had informed you over 7 months ago

Mystic Knight @mysticknight
7 months ago
The wokes are not shitting bricks because Elon bought Twatter and "They" will not be able to censor anymore
"They" are shitting bricks because "They" know the secret concatenate link strings will reveal a very disturbing censored feed, gate kept by the very wokes who call themselves saviors

Many do not equate Musk with more than his businesses, but he is from South Africa, where they have maintained "farms" for thousands of years longer than the Americas. This hugely bigger than just free speech...and twitter is global...

know the secret concatenate link strings
He is hinting at it

link me to a crash course. not beginner, can handle intense study.

If you mean the link strings, I am truly sorry, I can not,
Musk will release it when it is time to, it does belongs to him
If you mean esoteric studies
What would you like to know?

how to identify concatenate link strings

when they are posted

Most likely, it will not be posted but will show how, when and what [THEY] were doing

lol...C++...I quit working with that a quarter century ago!

LoL, where they to and who connected is the most important part

As you already know, nothing is lost nor useless when it comes to the net

it is a good thing too! I am currently on a crash course on the differences between the two constitutions, Republic and corporation. Whew! so glad for the net!

Oh the irony
The very tool of enslavement became the tool for freedom

and vise versa...it is a fine line and quite the mess. Today is one of those days when I just want to close my eyes and imagine what it could be if we all learned to just be kinder. I have a dream... of everyone being so wealthy that money means nothing, and if you need a service, you must be kind enough to a person to make them WANT to gift their time and aide to you....it always comes back to that pesky "free will". People have to WANT to be kinder....this missing original Thirteenth amendment is quite interesting though...

In time the public will, it is free will after all and though it may seems uncomfortable at the moment, they will realize it when they crash. Look at the former Twit employees, most now see what was done because of their foolishness. It is over and they know it. but most of America must awaken personally or rudely.
Funny how slavery was never abolished.
Your crimes? Breathing the air [THEY] believe [THEY] own, walking the Earth [THEY believe is [THEIRS], drinking the waters [THEY] believe [THEY] manifest and for simply existing.
Thus mRNA, war on drugs, war on crime, etc...
They Live is a documentary

Have you seen this amendment? in the us corp constitution it was replaced with the current one, with the fourteenth sixteenth and seventeenth never being ratified.
That is probably the hardest part for this grammy. I would not wish the pain of awakening on anyone, and yet they must all run that gauntlet to move forward…

Yes, it was removed "hidden" when the U.S. was founded and then sold off to the London Charter, but you must read between the lines, that involves every single American alive today. Pauper, commoner, etc... are nobility titles
Remember what Hillary called Americans?

Yes and no. How we interpret it now is completely separate from how it was interpreted when written, and there is where the confusion begins. Words do indeed matter. This "dog latin" is for the birds😂 At the time passing the Bar exam was the equivalent of a British Honour, and the attempt was made to keep them from legislating the law to benefit themselves vs the people. However, bringing it to the forefront would remove a great many folks from Congress who had received fringe benefits from lobbyists...as I understand it, it is still attached to the original constitution, simply removed from the corporate constitution. still a lot to cross reference though.

Correct, that is why IT was "hidden".
And amendments added to it to justify the selling of the land and properties thereof and its inhabitants, like the current version of it.
Hence why commoner and pauper, etc... are nobility titles given to the citizenry. It removes the authority of "SELF", giving power over to the established. so the public perceives
deplorable (adj.)
1610s, "that may or must be deplored, lamentable, grievous, miserable;" from 1640s as "pitiable, wretched, contemptible," 1610s, from -able + deplore (v.) "lament, bewail, give up as hopeless," from French déplorer (13c.), from Latin deplorare "bewail, lament, give up for lost," from de- "entirely" (see de-) + plorare "weep, cry out," which is of unknown origin.
Perhaps from or inspired by French déplorable or directly from Late Latin deplorabilis. "It is sometimes, in a more lax and jocular sense, used for contemptible; despicable: as deplorable nonsense; deplorable stupidity"

so why not unratify vs hide? Why keep it in pace to use at a further date when it should have been removed? It was left intact for a future purpose, or simply hidden for nefarious reasons?