Only thing that comes close is the isis training camp strikes, in my mind.

TWO TERMS TRUMP

>>510975896 (OP)
If 4chan tryed something like this today, troons will shit ax wound blood all over the threads before the trany janitors shut it down.

>>510976965
this. jannies are here to kill fun and positivity
RIP vax jamz

>>510975896 (OP)
It can't be done. All the most prolific glowies of 4chan have long since retired. The current batch they have infesting this place is all woke and gay and retarded. No fun allowed anymore.

>>510975896 (OP)
>Dont even know what this is referencing

>>510976965
>in 2016 you thought 4chan was a sterile, hollow shell of its former shelf
>it can't get worse right?

>>510978306
Hello newfag. Shia LeDoof put up a livestream of a flag saying "He Will Not Divide Us" in the middle of nowhere during Trump's first term. /pol/ anons deduced the location using the stars and stole the flag.

>>510975896 (OP)
It was good, it was bad. On the one hand, it was the most spectacular display of collective knowledge sharing probably seen in a generation. But on the other hand... that surprising rapid success also forced the intelligence agencies of several nations to go full-time on their monitoring (and attempted manipulation) of /pol./

>>510978306
https://www.vice.com/en/article/4chan-does-first-good-thing-pulls-off-the-heist-of-the-century1/

>>510978306
Damn I'm an old man already

>>510978525
Come on, give the guy a story he will remember.

>>510978306
OK anon; here's the full story...

Actor Shia LeBeouf got butt-hurt over Trump, so he decided to put on a 4-year protest which he called "He will not divide us". The idea was for america to unite in hatred against trump.

His first plan was to put a live camera on a city street, to allow random people to face the camera and say "he will not divide us". Pretty quickly, it turned into a freak show. There was one guy who (maybe mentally ill) just rocked and changed 'he will not divide us" over and over again for 10 minutes.

Pretty soon, anons from /pol/ started showing up to counter-message through the camera. My favorite was when some anon decided to do an eyes-wide-shut artistic ritual:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DWMH56mSR4E

LeBeouf saw that he lost control, so he shut down his plan. The next version was the flag... he had a flag that said "he will not divide us". He live-streamed the flag, but thought it would be protected because he pointed the camera up showing only the sky and the flag.

/pol/ used the location of the stars and the trails of passing planes to calculation the location where the flag must be; and less than 24 hours after it went up, the live stream saw the flag come down, being replaced by a Trump hat being raised.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HxRLsWKYA6Q

Lebeuf came up with his final idea. This time, the flag would be moved to a foreign country, and to a building which was under (I think government) protection.

A few days later the live stream showed a drone carrying a burning clloth show up the the flagpole, attempting to set the flag on fire.

It was one of those funny moments which united nearly everyone

>>510979306
the first video also remined me that it (HWNDU) was also the event which saw the start of a short-lived /pol/ celeb

>>510975896 (OP)
It was a celestial convergence of autism. This shithole is just a shell of that era now.
Hope that flag makes it to an appropriate museum once the statute of limitation fully expires.

>>510979306
there was also one in alberquerqie but that one got shut down cos I think someone got shot.
also there was the one in bongland where the based chavs parkoured across the rooftops forcing them to shut it down before someone got hurt

>>510980218
coming as it did, so shortly after /pol/ located a terrorist camp based on the shape and placement of it's power lines; I think a lot of people outside /pol/ came to understand that it's not just the crazy people who hang out here

Why do all of these memes have small grammatical errors?