TH3WH17ERABB17 -Q- Questions. White House Insider's postings -PART- -73N-

a reply to: queenofswords


Thanks for pointing that out. Yes. The Q writing style definitely changed after the August 7th drops.

When AndyFromMichigan quoted Q1828,he presumably did a copy and paste.

This process changed the post in that the straight lines between arrows became dots and dashes.

Morse code?

Decode is a little variable but I make it out to be

NG TO HIS TGGNT

Spaces are mine. Something or nothing, I just felt like bringing it here.

1829 is similar.

FWIW

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a reply to: pavil

06:23 here... zeds for me... drinks in 12 hours... TGIF!

a reply to: tiredoflooking

She could be the [CM] in our list from recent post!

a reply to: pheonix358

There's also some potential morse code in the ^^s. One line has 5 then a space, then 2.

So that Steele reference to Ohr about having another FBI contact should Ohr get fired mentioned something about "acting quick before our guy has to go home or leave" (I'm paraphrasing)

In CWM's new thread they had this:

Yet, Simpson allegedly acknowledged that most of the information Fusion GPS and British intelligence operative Christopher Steele developed did not come from sources inside Moscow. “Much of the collection about the Trump campaign ties to Russia comes from a former Russian intelligence officer (? not entirely clear) who lives in the U.S.,” Ohr scribbled in his notes.

Who is that? Now it's pretty obvious the FBI or at least Steele got most of their info from a former Russian Spy? And it's Trump's Russian Collusion?

One last point on #1828 from qntmpkts.keybase.pub:

We are told that MSM is the biggest problem.

It's hinted that MSM reporters lead cells telling FBI, DoJ etc. what to do... therefore I would expect at least one MSM name to be in this post?

a reply to: pavil

My take was that it was Sergei Skripal who lives in, and was poisoned in the UK!

Christopher Steele was his handler as a double agent in Russian intelligence.

Sergei also met a contact at the Russian Embassy in London once a month, right up to his poisoning.

originally posted by: RelSciHistItSufi
a reply to: pavil

My take was that it was Sergei Skripal who lives in, and was poisoned in the UK!

Christopher Steele was his handler as a double agent in Russian intelligence.

Sergei also met a contact at the Russian Embassy in London once a month, right up to his poisoning.

Was Skripal in the US during the election or right after?

originally posted by: CanadianMason
That's possible but, quite a cynical view of things. Do you not have any hope for a better future at all?

I see different groups saying "this is better", you can't all be right so I can only hope for a different future.

Yes but, ask yourself why. Why so many parrots? There must be something to it.

No, it is similar to people parroting MSM talking points.

That might be true, or people have dug into something that compels them to shout it out to others. If all they hear is their own echo, then it has proven to be quite a resounding one, heard around the world. I think the day will come when the echos will stop, because what people have dug up will have become so important that it will have entered the common ethos to the point where it will have become loud and clear. In fact, I think that day has already arrived, and nothing will stop it.

I actually don't care if that is or isn't the case but, honestly, I think there is a whole lot of confirmation bias happening.

You still have people echoing things that were debunked a year ago. Just because the echo lasts a long time doesn't mean it is the truth.

17 has become somewhat of a clarion call, don't you think? It has risen to an iconographic level. At what point are 'coincidences' (so called) to be written off as a mathematical impossibility?

In that particular case it isn't a coincidence at all. It has a perfectly mundane, non-Q, reason.

a reply to: pavil


Good cross-connection thinking. Last night, I read an opinion piece speculating that "Our Guy" was Julian Assange. Now, you've added another equally viable candidate. Would it be "disasterous" if a former Russian spy was forced to return home?

originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: pavil


Good cross-connection thinking. Last night, I read an opinion piece speculating that "Our Guy" was Julian Assange. Now, you've added another equally viable candidate. Would it be "disasterous" if a former Russian spy was forced to return home?

Have the Ohr emails, texts and 302's been released to the public yet, or do journalist just have them?

a reply to: pheonix358

National Guard to HISTory, Gotta Go Now T?

originally posted by: RelSciHistItSufi
a reply to: pavil

My take was that it was Sergei Skripal who lives in, and was poisoned in the UK!

Christopher Steele was his handler as a double agent in Russian intelligence.

Sergei also met a contact at the Russian Embassy in London once a month, right up to his poisoning.

Maybe a candidate ?

Ex KGB Chief linked to MI6 Killed

ex-KGB chief suspected of helping the former MI6 spy Christopher Steele to compile his dossier on Donald Trump may have been murdered by the Kremlin and his death covered up. it has been claimed.

Oleg Erovinkin, a former general in the KGB and its successor the FSB, was found dead in the back of his car in Moscow on Boxing Day in mysterious circumstances.

originally posted by: MetalThunder
a reply to: Whereismypassword

Wonder why Britain and it's citizens are scared ?

Offer any insight ?

Great Britain is never scared, try again

That serously was your deflection to a decoding of the code used here?

Anyone could make it anything they want it to be, I just casually showed you that

a reply to: RelSciHistItSufi

Regarding Sergei Skripal

In June 2016 he travelled to Estonia to meet local spies[41], and it was later reported that he had links to Christopher Steele, the author of the Steele dossier[42].

Source: en.wikipedia.org...

This guy has had it rough lately. His wife, brother, and son died in the past 6 years.

originally posted by: pavil

originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: pavil


Good cross-connection thinking. Last night, I read an opinion piece speculating that "Our Guy" was Julian Assange. Now, you've added another equally viable candidate. Would it be "disasterous" if a former Russian spy was forced to return home?

Have the Ohr emails, texts and 302's been released to the public yet, or do journalist just have them?

Congress has been receiving these items little-by-little from the DOJ over many months, according to Devin Nunes. John Solomon and Sara Carter are two journalists that are trusted by Republicans in Congress. I think they get quite a few "leaks" from Republicans in Congress.

Also, Judicial Watch is having a much easier time obtaining documents via the FOIA, now that the DOJ/FBI/State Dept are staffed by Trump appointees.

Another board member of the Polaris Project that runs the human trafficking hotline

Joel Charny

Joel R. Charny is the Director of Norwegian Refugee Council (NRC) USA. He is responsible for providing overall leadership to the organization, which focuses on fundraising and humanitarian advocacy in the United States on behalf of Oslo-based NRC. NRC is one of the leading humanitarian agencies in the world responding to forced displacement due to conflict and natural disasters.

Prior to joining NRC USA in March 2016, Mr. Charny was the Vice President for Humanitarian Policy and Practice at InterAction, the alliance of U.S.-based relief and development organizations. He was responsible for leading InterAction’s work on humanitarian response, which involved engaging with the U.S. government, the United Nations, and member non-governmental organizations on both practical and policy matters, including funding availability, impact and effectiveness, and reform efforts in the sector.

Prior to joining InterAction in October 2010, Mr. Charny was the Vice President for Policy with Refugees International, a Washington-based humanitarian advocacy organization. In his tenure with Refugees International he conducted humanitarian assessment missions to Pakistan in the aftermath of 9/11, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Rwanda, the Chinese border with North Korea, Indonesia and Sri Lanka in the aftermath of the tsunami, the Central African Republic, Burma, Syria, Kenya and Sudan.

polarisproject.org...

He has authored papers and defined policy on how to deal with sexual exploitation by agencies in disaster zones among many other endeavours.

originally posted by: pavil

originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: pavil


Good cross-connection thinking. Last night, I read an opinion piece speculating that "Our Guy" was Julian Assange. Now, you've added another equally viable candidate. Would it be "disasterous" if a former Russian spy was forced to return home?

Have the Ohr emails, texts and 302's been released to the public yet, or do journalist just have them?

Journalists just have them now. We get the gist now.
Expect them public very soon.

originally posted by: carewemust

originally posted by: pavil

originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: pavil


Good cross-connection thinking. Last night, I read an opinion piece speculating that "Our Guy" was Julian Assange. Now, you've added another equally viable candidate. Would it be "disasterous" if a former Russian spy was forced to return home?

Have the Ohr emails, texts and 302's been released to the public yet, or do journalist just have them?

Congress has been receiving these items little-by-little from the DOJ over many months, according to Devin Nunes. John Solomon and Sara Carter are two journalists that are trusted by Republicans in Congress. I think they get quite a few "leaks" from Republicans in Congress.

Also, Judicial Watch is having a much easier time obtaining documents via the FOIA, now that the DOJ/FBI/State Dept are staffed by Trump appointees.

Hannity says he has them too.