Message from @Lester Cordell
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this doxing was pretty scarily effective
weaponized tism
let them keep doing it
and we will dox away
They have since removed it, but I archived screenshot on the daily stormer bbs: https://bbs.dailystormer.com/REDACTED
noice, good job on documenting for posterity
i wish people would stop referring to antifa as antifags
that makes them sound good TBH
at least one of our local goys was at the hearing last week where [REDACTED]'s dad begged for the bail to be reduced
Yeah, when they arrested him they said bail would be $200k, but at the arraignment it was $100k. Azzmador talked a bit about that reduction on his latest podcast.
He has some kike defense attorney too ((([REDACTED])))
pinecone nationalism?
Ukraine is 14d shitpoasting again
Chilly one, by Melbourne standards.
Top of 14c.
43.88-57.2 in freedom units.
oh that is cold
it's currently 56 freedom units with a 22mph wind in SF
Isn't it supposed to be warm there?
i'm at 82 with 10mph winds
must mean it's hot out in the valley @queenarchitect
@Lester Cordell @queenarchitect lives about 2hrs to the east of here. in the summer when the central valley heats up, it creates an area of low pressure over the san francisco bay that sucks in cool damp air off the pacific
the summer is the cold time of year in SF
Sunday I drove from the valley to the city, about 2hrs, and it went from 85* to 52* over the course of about 100 miles.
One day I'll get skin cancer on my neck and attribute it to going to Universal Studios in the summer, no hat or sunscreen.
yeah it went from 78 to 61 when we visited you
yea it's pretty crazy to feel it in real time
I think that weather phenomenom is really interesting
over the hill into castro valley it got dark and cold
you can literally see the air masses at work
8°C/46°F today, bit chilly. It's okay, I'm still wearing a dress. Not too cold to not wear one.
>"The chill is in part a result of San Francisco’s location between the ocean and the Central Valley, according to Diana Henderson, a forecaster with the National Weather Service Forecast Office for the San Francisco Bay Area/Monterey. To the west, the marine layer sits above the cold Pacific. To the east, heat in the valley creates thinner air and low pressure.
The valley becomes like a vacuum that wants to be filled by the heavier marine layer. It pulls that layer over San Francisco, which typically makes the city cooler than other parts of California — and the country — in the summer."