-@TH3WH17ERABB17-Q- Questions. White House Insider's postings- PART 4

a reply to: IAMTAT
We could hope it's because millions are trying to read this thread?

originally posted by: RelSciHistItSufi
a reply to: IAMTAT
We could hope it's because millions are trying to read this thread?

everything's loading fine for me

but yeah, maybe! dream big

originally posted by: Perfectenemy
Hmm. Stephen Hawking died at the age of 76. Odd timing.

Why?

originally posted by: RelSciHistItSufi
a reply to: IAMTAT
We could hope it's because millions are trying to read this thread?

Well...We DO have more than we know.

Former “High Level” CIA Agent Warns “Terrified” Deep State Wants President Trump “Taken Out”

a reply to: Perfectenemy

I saw that.

I find it hard to believe that he made it as long as he did.

Nothing more to say, good, or bad.

a reply to: CoramDeo

I didn't see that! Who is this person?? I know why Ankh thinks he is a LARP...that tweet about how people will soon know about his other work sounds very much like he's implying that he might be Q. Which could mean several things.

Ankh could be spot on. He could just be a kid looking for attention or trying to help the movement. He could be part of the Q team, appealing to a different kind of audience...maybe the younger crowd.

Why would he retract his statement, I wonder? That isn't cool at all...does that mean the threat is still present? That's the kind of thing that bothers me.

a reply to: tigertatzen

If you look at the date stamp on the first link its the day before the package bombings.

The retraction/ apology comes today, a day after.

He's retracting his original thread saying that "patriots" are on top of the situation to prevent it from happening.

It wasn't prevented, so he retracted as sort of an apology.

He could be a LARP, but the time stamps don't lie, unless I'm missing something.

I'm open to correction.

From his description he does not sound like he is Q, part of a Q group, and he doesn't claim to be.

If anything he sounds like hes a well-connected reporter.

Based on some things in his posts that I picked up, I think I might know who he is, but I'm not going out on that limb.

I'm a noticer, and I noticed today on CNN (just check in there from time to time because Mockingbird) an exchange involving Jake Tapper and James Clapper re: Rex Tillerson firing, that they're starting to sit up and recognize that Trump is up to something that commands their respect. It certainly wasn't the usual hyperbolic disparagement of what Trump did or how he appears to have done it, even though Kelly is purported to have told RT on Friday, and then Trump fired the RT loyalist who leaked to the media that Tillerson was blindsided and had no idea until Trump's tweet and without any knowledge as to why he was being fired. Bing bang.

They then switched over to another panel waiting on the left to bemoan Trump's decision and how he informed the public - on Twitter (OMG!), but there was a newfound serious, almost deference to Trump on the part of Tapper and Clapper. It make me wonder if it was a form of "respect" for Trump and his decision making, or something much more...grave.

originally posted by: tigertatzen
a reply to: CoramDeo

does that mean the threat is still present? That's the kind of thing that bothers me.

That's the implication.

Texas is a strange place. If there was a place in the USA where weird # could be cooking, it would be Texas.

Did anyone else notice @snowden tweet from today?
It's a gif with a someone wearing a hat with a black band with a skull on it?



I noticed Hillary, human and friends all had black bands on their hats in India....




Maybe im reading too much into the Black hats vs white hats theme..

a reply to: jennyxgenius

Looks like a reaction to Q.

a reply to: ketsuko

Oh we have a serious helping of that, for sure. I live less than a mile from the Alamo. Talk about heavy mojo. I can't stand going there. But it's sprinkled everywhere.

Austin is different, though. More mojo heavy than elsewhere in the state. Bad, bad juju up there. You can feel it as soon as you get close to downtown. It's like it sticks to you for a while after you leave there, too.

originally posted by: jennyxgenius
Did anyone else notice @snowden tweet from today?
It's a gif with a someone wearing a hat with a black band with a skull on it .

I noticed Hillary, human and friends all had black bands on their hats in India....



Maybe im reading too much into the Black hats vs white hats theme..

Probably showing support of ISIS.

Just a guess.

Slinky Lives Matter.

a reply to: jennyxgenius


No, that was a great observation. Thank you. Everything means something.

If they are the epitome of the apex of the black hats, then the black hats are in serious trouble.

originally posted by: Greenanon
a reply to: RadioRobert

Under no circumstances will Pompeos short tenure with murder Inc be viewed positively from the inside.

You can’t run an end around on an asset that knows the playbook. (Haspel)

And that's just the reason Trump did this pigeonhole
IMHO. He's shop soiled (bad joke) and fresh out of
friends in the media too... he had that cushy talking
hat job to blow off and the bridge doesn't have any
bids to be rebuilt behind him by anyone lately.

Haspel is definitely a B-word of a different nomenclature
too, and might be as nasty as Joanie Allen on a lifetime
supply of mean pills. Kind of a cast iron reminder that
if you screw up on duty and mommy finds out-- jail will
be the least of one's worries. I personally love it.

Finally Trump might be doing a chess game where only a
few of us even know the names of most of the pieces. I
like Krac just have to sit back from this thread without
end and marvel at the targets' amazing lack of human nature.

Now I'm gonna back out of here slow and stay outadaWAY...
and BTW happy St Paddy's to all.

originally posted by: AnkhMorpork

originally posted by: tigertatzen
a reply to: CoramDeo

does that mean the threat is still present? That's the kind of thing that bothers me.

That's the implication.

Texas is a strange place. If there was a place in the USA where weird # could be cooking, it would be Texas.

Ankh. Of course there's weird # cooking in Texas...I'm here.😜

But seriously. That's jacked up. You know? Telling an entire state something like that and then leaving them hanging. That pisses me off. This is not a game.

a reply to: fiverx313

Everything’s loading fine for me too.

It’s almost like you serve a purpose.

originally posted by: tigertatzen
a reply to: ketsuko

Oh we have a serious helping of that, for sure. I live less than a mile from the Alamo. Talk about heavy mojo. I can't stand going there. But it's sprinkled everywhere.

Austin is different, though. More mojo heavy than elsewhere in the state. Bad, bad juju up there. You can feel it as soon as you get close to downtown. It's like it sticks to you for a while after you leave there, too.

I felt the same way downtown many moons ago. Weird! Everyone else in our party thought Austin is the greatest. It was in the afternoon when we got there, too. So it wasn't just because it was a bad area at night or something.

Alamo never bothered me.

Much prefer all the time spent in New Braunfels and Gruene!