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originally posted by: ketsuko
a reply to: MotherMayEye
I'm not saying the Q thing is unintentional, but I will say this book feels like a rush job with poor editing. I get how you can miss something like pubic/public on one reading, but on multiple read-throughs and more than once?
So the book is possibly rushed through production and somehow Q slips tidbits into it or Q alters what was copied to the Wiki post? I think the second is more likely, but you never know.
originally posted by: IAMTAT
The book is most likely part of a much larger plan.
originally posted by: IAMTAT
originally posted by: MotherMayEye
originally posted by: IAMTAT
Perhaps the numbers '6' and '10' are also important.
My thinking is that the chapters they appear in the heads of, may be important.
Noticed this about the two words:
GQLD
HQME
sequentially descending order letters alphabetically
Each president leaves his mark on the building, and Trump has wasted little time making his. The modern art favored by the Obama family is mostly gone, replaced with classic oils, including portraits of Trump’s favorite predecessors, like Andrew Jackson and Teddy Roosevelt. Gold curtains have replaced the maroon ones in the Oval Office, and military-service flag stands have been added around the room, topped by battle ribbons and held in place by heavy brass bases that Trump praises to visitors.
But few rooms have changed so much so fast as his dining room, where he often eats his lunch amid stacks of newspapers and briefing sheets. A few weeks back, the President ordered a gutting of the room. “We found gold behind the walls, which I always knew. Renovations are grand,” he says, boasting that contractors from the General Services Administration resurfaced the walls and redid the moldings in two days. “Remember how hard they worked? They wanted to make me happy.”
originally posted by: ketsuko
a reply to: MotherMayEye
If your intent is to discredit Trump, then you'd want this to look as good as you could. You'd want it to be as credible as possible and even if the story and facts are thin, you're putting lipstick on that pig.
originally posted by: IAMTAT
originally posted by: Vasa Croe
originally posted by: MotherMayEye
a reply to: ketsuko
It would be interesting to know how many typos made it to print.
If these were the only two....and in chapter headings?
This CT is so entertaining.
Out of 413 uses of the letter Q in the book, those are the only 2 misuses...I just counted.
...and BOTH in Chapter titles.
Impossible to be accidental.
originally posted by: MotherMayEye
a reply to: ketsuko
It would be interesting to know how many typos made it to print.
If these were the only two....and in chapter headings?
This CT is so entertaining.
originally posted by: ketsuko
Another thought ... If this book is a distraction or possibly even a trap, what is the content in those two chapters? Most everyone now understands this book is pack of rumors and gossip that can't be substantiated peppered liberally with outright lies. But like the dossier, the press is eager to make it all news as if it's fact anyhow.
Can anything in those chapters be damaging or used in any way if reported? Like leaking certain false stories to catch the leakers.
Brian Ross is returning to ABC News, but with a different job
By Brian Stelter January 5, 2018: 9:47 AM ET
Brian Ross's four-week unpaid suspension is over. He is coming back to ABC News -- but not to his old job.
His title will still be "chief investigative correspondent." But he will be moving to Lincoln Square Productions, a separate unit of ABC that is based a few blocks away from the news division headquarters.