-@TH3WH17ERABB17-Q- Questions. White House Insider's postings- PART 3

originally posted by: AnkhMorpork
Check out this guys reaction/response - hilarious!

twitter.com...

Hilarious in one way, but very alarming in another. He began crying and agonizing over the fact that his followers are family to him and Twitter's action was like taking his family away from him. He was on the verge of a breakdown.

This Twitter take-down has some disturbing psychological ramifications for some people. It is almost like spending months or years building a business with a strong customer base and walking into the office one morning and finding out that all of your customers are gone.

originally posted by: IAMTAT

originally posted by: TomLawless
Here's something that I've been pondering: DeepDreamv2[A] == Google DeepDream v 2nd Amendment?

What say you, Patriots?

Possible.
I'm still thinking DeepDream VERSION 2 (v2)
the [A]] still has me stumped.

Here is a pretty good explanation of those drops. Sounds plausible.

twitter

I was doing some reading on Chris Cornell and Chester Beddington and their suicides. Of course there are a tonne of rumors that they were investigating pgate. I cannot find any proper news articles supporting that theory. I think it is almost enough of a red flag that Snopes felt it necessary to debunk it.

www.snopes.com...

a reply to: wanderingconfusion

Perhaps but highly doubt it. I'm of the understanding Snowden is a traitor to the NSA (helping CIA) and a traitor to Americans for gatekeeping SecureDrop.

a reply to: IAMTAT

Magic Mirror - for scrying and for stealing the soul.

I know Iridium was being discussed. Looks like they will be the new comm providers for the DOD and also worldwide soon for all kinds of new cell and internet communication. Will this make communication spying and hacking a more difficult endeavour for those wishing to do so? I don't know the implications personally but I can imagine this throws a huge fork in the road for giant communication corporations...

www.spacedaily.com...

Another Disney exec bit the dust: WSJ

a reply to: Rosinitiate

True but he could have flipped since Q stated he was a liability.

Also of interest is Iridium's history. They were rescued in the early 2000s by the DOD Lloyd's of London Bank and an investor from Saudi. Also they were kept afloat souly by the DOD who had to cover their crazy huge insurance policy (because these things can fall out of the sky sometimes) no other insurance policy would touch them.

www.airspacemag.com...

A company like Viasat using these Iridium satellites seems poised to take over a huge piece of the world's communication infastructure. This seems huge?

spacenews.com...

a reply to: wanderingconfusion

That Q post was a bit vague. He had become liability. But, Q didn't say to whom.

a reply to: carewemust

Can't have any "blockers" enabled on that site. They need to know where you are...and maybe other things.

Ghostery plug-in only shows a twitter button on the qanonmap site. I block nine ad trackers and one site analytic tracker with the plug-in turned on here at ATS. You should see what happens when I "unblock" everything.

originally posted by: wanderingconfusion

originally posted by: IAMTAT

originally posted by: TomLawless
Here's something that I've been pondering: DeepDreamv2[A] == Google DeepDream v 2nd Amendment?

What say you, Patriots?

Possible.
I'm still thinking DeepDream VERSION 2 (v2)
the [A]] still has me stumped.

Here is a pretty good explanation of those drops. Sounds plausible.

twitter

Interesting theory, but I don't think it's correct. They're theorizing that is:

RECEIVED
CONFIRMED
GOOD

...means that Snowden has been rescued and is somewhere safe. My impression is that Q hates Snowden, and the only place they'd take him is Gitmo.


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originally posted by: tiredoflooking
I was doing some reading on Chris Cornell and Chester Beddington and their suicides. Of course there are a tonne of rumors that they were investigating pgate. I cannot find any proper news articles supporting that theory. I think it is almost enough of a red flag that Snopes felt it necessary to debunk it.

www.snopes.com...

I agree with you on Snopes. They can be fair when they try, but when it comes to politics they nearly always parrot the DNC party line.

We have another resignation to add to the list...

CEO & President of Mayo Clinic & former Merck exec resigning

Seems he was a Canadian politician too..

PHASE 2! Nunes wasn't bluffing when he said they would investigate the State Department next. I was right again of course. House Republicans launch 'Phase 2' of Trump dossier probe

House Intelligence Committee Republicans have launched “Phase 2” of their probe into the origins of the unverified anti-Trump dossier, firing off an inquiry to a host of current and former officials -- including former FBI Director James Comey.

In a letter obtained by Fox News, committee Chairman Devin Nunes, R-Calif., posed a string of dossier-related questions to current and former intelligence, law enforcement and State Department officials. He specifically wants to know when they learned the document was funded by Democratic sources, and how it was used to obtain one or more surveillance warrants at the secret Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court.


In the Feb. 20-dated letter, Nunes even threatened to issue subpoenas.

"If you do not provide timely answers on a voluntary basis, the Committee will initiate compulsory process,” he wrote.

Nunes, with cooperation from the White House, earlier this month released a controversial memo alleging the anti-Trump dossier – compiled by former British spy Christopher Steele and funded by the Democratic National Committee and Hillary Clinton campaign – was crucial in the application for a surveillance warrant against Trump associate Carter Page.

originally posted by: tiredoflooking
a reply to: Perfectenemy

I feel like this theory has been planted...for people to jump on and in turn be further discredited...just a hunch.

I've also noticed that "they" have started planting debunkable stuff. Sowing confusion is their primary tool to discourage researchers. Im not saying thats the case with David Hogg (havent looked into that yet), but it pays off to always consider plated disinfo.

a reply to: Perfectenemy

Do you remember when the judge made Hillary Clinton answer 35 questions about her illegal email server and handling of classified material, due to judicial watches petition?

She answered four of them, and the others as she could not recall. Nothing further happened after that.

originally posted by: tiredoflooking


www.snopes.com...

Snopes loves using trash-site Yournewswire to debunk any pedo or pizza stuff. I'm pretty sure by now that YourNewsWire
was established by the same people that set up Snopes. I have yet to see snopes using sources such as
Wall Street Journal, The Hill, The Intercept, TruePundit, etc.

originally posted by: queenofswords

This Twitter take-down has some disturbing psychological ramifications for some people. It is almost like spending months or years building a business with a strong customer base and walking into the office one morning and finding out that all of your customers are gone.

In the grand scheme of things, this will teach people not to depend entirely on entities such as Twitter, Facebook, Google. It will strengthen an independent Internet. Its obvious by now that the biggest Internet Companies are Cabal-Run and the goal was information control rather than freedom of information.

originally posted by: queenofswords

That Q post was a bit vague. He had become liability. But, Q didn't say to whom.

Snowden knows too much, so they'd probably like to finish him off. It appears that Q offered for him to flip, indicating he is not that far gone as to be unflippable.

Ford North America President Leaves Following Misconduct Allegations

And another one drops.
Man, there is a lot of "misconduct" going around.