The video clip looks like bad performance art. Admittedly, I have no experience taking over television stations. Nor do I routinely carry dynamite and a pistol. But I do know shitty theatrics, and Rat's webcomic is usually dispositive.
Well there’s your problem, feds are notoriously coffee drinkers, tea isn’t their game. I suspect some of the stories they see as funny you wouldn’t find quite as amusing. For instance Evan Hafer “formerly of the agency” likes to tell a “funny” story about how he managed to get the government to purchase a $30,000 espresso machine for him at some crappy little outpost in Afghanistan. He at least has the good sense to end the story by saying the story wasn’t nearly as funny once he became business owner and was getting taxed out the wazoo.
That said I don’t think being torn between wanting them to come into the light and wanting to not know for sure they are there makes you schizophrenic, both are natural impulses.
No, the action happened while the station was live on air, and all global media are just reproducing the same one-minute video (except CBS which adds two minutes of their own babble).
This incident stinks like 2 week old fish, not to tempt your Rat appetite. Rappetite?
Rataste?
the fish is now 3 years old. I think it is the highest time to release the people and put the winner of the election in place instead of the imposter
Rat's wisdom is wise... 🫡
I humbly remind your audience that, in V for Vendetta, the titular character started with the Voice of London.
You're about to uncover one of Rat's best kept secrets... ;p
game recognize game playa
A day wihout "Rat" is a lost day! ❤️
Wow!! White supremacy everywhere... 🤣
In many parts of the world, television is whiter than the street. Not sure if it plays any role in this case though.
The video clip looks like bad performance art. Admittedly, I have no experience taking over television stations. Nor do I routinely carry dynamite and a pistol. But I do know shitty theatrics, and Rat's webcomic is usually dispositive.
Ha, I guess none of us here has such experience.
I’m sure there are feds lurking somewhere that just so happen to have that experience.
Part of me wishes they would come out, get themselves a cup of tea and share some funny stories from their adventures.
And part of me says ignorance is bliss.
I hope it doesn't make me a schizophrenic. :D
Well there’s your problem, feds are notoriously coffee drinkers, tea isn’t their game. I suspect some of the stories they see as funny you wouldn’t find quite as amusing. For instance Evan Hafer “formerly of the agency” likes to tell a “funny” story about how he managed to get the government to purchase a $30,000 espresso machine for him at some crappy little outpost in Afghanistan. He at least has the good sense to end the story by saying the story wasn’t nearly as funny once he became business owner and was getting taxed out the wazoo.
That said I don’t think being torn between wanting them to come into the light and wanting to not know for sure they are there makes you schizophrenic, both are natural impulses.
Funny, the running type Americans used to say Ecuador was this great Libertarian paradise...
.... guess 👀🕵🏼♀️ someone heard them...
Maybe Rat and his buddies should take care of the problem – I mean a few cables at certain broadcasters are quickly gnawed through...
Agree
Wow! Just like CNN just happens to be on scene for all the false flags and other “terrorist” attacks. Amazing how that happens.
No, the action happened while the station was live on air, and all global media are just reproducing the same one-minute video (except CBS which adds two minutes of their own babble).
The whole thing is just too theatrical though.