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originally posted by: AnkhMorpork
a reply to: purplemer
We have seen that Q is a Trump insider or small team, so it's relevant.
Much as rolled out of it, and there'll be more to follow. A million or more are now actively researching and watching current events and news very closely. Wouldn't have happened otherwise. Pressure's on the right people, groups and orgs.
It's ok to ask questions and probe, but the one thing that i find absolutely abhorrent and intolerable are those with extreme contempt, prior to investigation, even a kind of seething ire and snarkiness bordering on hatred. That has no place here whatsoever.
It's always been my interpretation that "Boom!" refers to big news events. Previous booms were connected to prominent resignations, and other events that Q had predicted. Q has warned about FF events being used to change the narrative. He/she/they are not behind the FF events.
originally posted by: tallcool1
So now that I'm caught up, does anyone have any idea regarding #958 - "They will fail. We know the details [Wednesday]?
I made the mistake after the Bridge in Florida collapsed, of having a knee jerk reaction that somehow Q had foreknowledge. Considering we had already come up with much better explanations, such as the book, "The Bridge" about Obama
originally posted by: loam
a reply to: purplemer
I can't disagree with your view at all.
In fact, if one assumes it is all fake, the power such a thing has had is something to be studied for a very long time.
I also dislike the no-doxx concept. If you're actively mobilizing thousands of people (if not more) to believe in some elaborate deep state shenanigans, I think we have a right to seek the identity of the source.
originally posted by: purplemer
a reply to: MountainLaurel
I made the mistake after the Bridge in Florida collapsed, of having a knee jerk reaction that somehow Q had foreknowledge. Considering we had already come up with much better explanations, such as the book, "The Bridge" about Obama
For most of Qs post. You can only ever have interpretation.Never a fact. Now thats not always the case inside the web of interpretation you will find facts linked to real life events. These are the cherries that keep everyone hooked looking for the truth.
Your lack of verifable sources means you become a tool to spread fake news.
originally posted by: queenofswords
a reply to: purplemer
It is an interesting ride to say the least. This isn't a game, but the "game" isn't over yet.
What would you get if you fed an AI some cryptic intelligence drops, some major news happenings, and discussions/research from high-functioning discussion board participants? Future proving past? A way to more accurately predict future events?
Twitter’s chief information security officer is leaving the company, sources familiar with the matter have told The Verge. Michael Coates, who joined the company in January 2015, is quitting to start his own company, sources said. Coates announced the move internally about three weeks ago, sources said, but had not announced the move externally.
Twitter declined to comment.
News of Coates’ departure comes on the same day that Michael Zelewski, director of information security engineering at Google, announced his departure from that company after 11 years. And it comes two days after reports that Alex Stamos, Facebook’s chief security officer, plans to leave the company in August. The departures come at a time when tech companies are under mounting pressure to prevent their platforms from being misused by foreign governments and other bad actors ahead of the 2018 midterm elections.
originally posted by: AndyFromMichigan
originally posted by: tallcool1
So now that I'm caught up, does anyone have any idea regarding #958 - "They will fail. We know the details [Wednesday]?
I think Q is saying that they know the MSM is going to try to suggest Q is responsible for the bombings. We're seeing the beginnings of this today on social media, including here in this thread.
a reply to: tiredoflooking
I would have loved it, too. But the CIA has invested too much money in their surveillance network to let it collapse overnight.
More rats leaving the sinking social media ship. Twitter’s chief information security officer is leaving the company
I already proved that Q is the real deal to myself so i don't need you telling me what is really going on