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

a reply to: daskakik

We do seem to pull it off here on ATS pretty well. There is the occasional poster popping in and calling participants 'crazy' or 'delusional' or any number of other epithets. Last week there were a couple screaming for this thread to be moved to the Hoax bin in an attempt to invalidate all the research and valuable discussions that have been done here.

Watch the MSM as they cherry-pick some of the rhetoric that individual anons have spewed. Watch how they will spin it and twist the entire phenomenon into a pretzel of half-truths and bullspit quoting these particular people and turning a blind eye and deaf ear to the rest of the information.

originally posted by: IAMTAT
Has anyone come across a study of Q tripcode updates/changes?
I'm curious as to whether or not there is any recognizable pattern to the updates.

I was thinking the same thing earlier, IAMTAT. I was wondering if the stages mentioned in the first post on /patriotsfight/ were connected in anyway to the trip code changes. I think this is the 3rd change on that dedicated board. Not sure though.

a reply to: tiredoflooking

The double spacing between fire and spreading... I think that means there is an s missing off fires.

Grammatically it would be more correct as "fires spreading".

So that means a missing "s" in the tweet, and we had s in a killbox in post #1815 on qntmpkts.keybase.pub.

I'm assuming the two are corrected - but who is [s]? Schumer? Schiff? Soros?

FYI: List of Q tripcode updates:

Oct. 28, 2017 (First Post)
Nov. 9, 2017
Dec. 15, 2017
March 23, 2018
May 4, 2018
May 9, 2018
May 20, 2018
Aug. 5, 2018

originally posted by: queenofswords

originally posted by: IAMTAT
Has anyone come across a study of Q tripcode updates/changes?
I'm curious as to whether or not there is any recognizable pattern to the updates.

I was thinking the same thing earlier, IAMTAT. I was wondering if the stages mentioned in the first post on /patriotsfight/ were connected in anyway to the trip code changes. I think this is the 3rd change on that dedicated board. Not sure though.

PM'd you

originally posted by: queenofswords
We do seem to pull it off here on ATS pretty well. There is the occasional poster popping in and calling participants 'crazy' or 'delusional' or any number of other epithets. Last week there were a couple screaming for this thread to be moved to the Hoax bin in an attempt to invalidate all the research and valuable discussions that have been done here.

You can still discuss things in the hoax bin. The validity and value of the discussion here is personal and I'm sure some people would feel the same even if this did end up there.

Watch the MSM as they cherry-pick some of the rhetoric that individual anons have spewed. Watch how they will spin it and twist the entire phenomenon into a pretzel of half-truths and bullspit quoting these particular people and turning a blind eye and deaf ear to the rest of the information.

Q chose that platform and BO/BV there allow it knowing well that that is how the MSM operates.

Also, let's not play dumb, those groups are part of the fan base.

a reply to: daskakik

Actually, I think that board was chosen because the #1 reason for doing so outweighed all the reasons not to.

a reply to: queenofswords

I'm pretty sure not everyone agrees on what that #1 reason is.

originally posted by: RelSciHistItSufi
a reply to: Sabrechucker

Apologies for that Sabre!

Point is, why should we exclude that H might also have been an MK Ultra kid?

Still catching up on today's posts, but had to respond to this one Sufi, lol, before it became one of many un-spoken thoughts. Oh Man, having a hard time articulating this....Help me Cranky !

California Dumps A Trillion Gallon Of Fresh Water In Ocean – Declares Water Shortage



I came across this article today from last year. Don't know if anything has changed, but....oh, my.

This is getting interesting:

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originally posted by: All Seeing Eye

originally posted by: Spruce
Oh, for christsake people, this forum is "the corner penthouse of Spook Central".

Oh for christsakes, are you serious???? Are you skeeerred? LOL I feel a song coming on.........LOL

Scared? No.The government has been very good to me.

tiredoflooking you have a message. Nice effort from everyone

originally posted by: queenofswords
California Dumps A Trillion Gallon Of Fresh Water In Ocean – Declares Water Shortage



I came across this article today from last year. Don't know if anything has changed, but....oh, my.

So typical. From your post

California is dumping trillions of gallons of fresh water into the ocean, creating a man-made disaster, to protect an non-endangered bait fish.

For years now, the southern 1/3 of the beautiful San Joaquin Valley’s farmland has been turned into a “man-made” dust bowl. The water is being allowed to just run off the mountains, through the river system, through the delta, and out into the ocean.

The water is being reserved for the little Delta Smelt, a three inch bait fish, that is not endangered species list.

Well, you know, Priorities. Gov to the rescue.

a reply to: queenofswords

If you're interested, this link has the 111 books that were linked to Q's first 11 tripcodes. Some provocative titles in there...

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POM in capitals.

Meet Lynda and Stewart Resnick owners of POM .



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Whether you’re familiar with their massive agricultural holdings in the Central Valley, you may have heard the names of Stewart and Lynda Resnick. Known for their many charitable efforts, they’re the Resnicks who gave their name to LACMA’s Resnick Pavillion and UCLA’s Resnick Neuropsychiatric Hospital. They also use more water than absolutely anyone else in California—and that includes businesses, farms, and even the city of Los Angeles.

How is this possible? An excellent profile in Mother Jones has the full story, but here’s the gist of it. Back in 1978, the Resnicks entered the agricultural business with the purchase of some orange groves in Kern County (their initial fortune came not from agriculture but from the Teleflora flower delivery service). They later expanded their assets, buying farms on the cheap during the drought years of the late 1980s. Their company—then known as Paramount Farms, but now called the Wonderful Company—soon became the largest producer of pistachios and almonds in the world. Their many brands include Wonderful Pistachios, Halo clementines, Fiji Water, and Pom Wonderful.

Now, all that farming requires a ton of water. Fortunately for them, the Resnicks own a majority share of what’s known as the Kern Water Bank. The state spent $75 milliondeveloping this massive underground storage facility before mysteriously handing it off to Kern County officials, who then gave much of it to Westside Mutual Water Company, a private water supplier owned by the Resnicks.

In 2014, a superior court judge decided this shady series of transactions was just that—shady. He ruled that California’s Department of Water Resources hadn’t fully examined the environmental impacts of the water bank, and later ordered the Environmental Impact Review to be resubmitted.

In the meantime, the Resnicks have been going hog wild with all that water. Based on current estimates, their Central Valley crops receive more yearly water than the amount used by every single home in Los Angeles combined. Their citrus crops alone use up more water than the city of San Francisco.

Not only that, but, having also set up a huge network of deep groundwater wells, the Resnicks are water rich enough that they’ve actually been selling the increasingly precious commodity back to the state. So far, they’ve made about $30 million in the process.

Hmmm. Fiji Water you say? Where have we heard about this before and seen a certain POTUS cerimoniously drink it...watch the water.



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Enter our friend Clare Bronfman and her connection to Fiji Water which we knew but who could know how far this spreads?

On August 11, 2016, Clare Bronfman [and her Ack Group of Companies] purchased Wakaya Ltd, which owns about 80 percent of Wakaya Island, a small [2,200 acre/eight square mile] island in Fiji.

Miss Bronfman already owned a private home on Wakaya prior to purchasing Wakaya Ltd, from David and Jillian Gilmour.

Mr. Gilmour started a business in 2009 called Wakaya Perfection which sources a range of organic wellness products from Wakaya, which Mr. Gilmour, 85, plans to continue to own and operate.  Prior to that Gilmour founded FIJI Water, one of the country’s biggest export earners.

The sales agreement between Miss Bronfman and Mr. Gilmour permit him to continue to spend time on the island, as he operates the business. In prior years Mr. Gilmour and his wife spent about four months on the island. He is a native of Australia.

The more you know.

Now this was brought to my attention by a little birdy.

I'm no decoder, seems pretty on the money, eh?

Now...NXIVM, trafficking , is only around these corners, surely.

a reply to: AgarthaSeed

Man! Somebody put in some work to accumulate all that. Going to ck each one out. Thanks.

a reply to: eisegesis

Like a mirror, their ego's easily shatter.

LMFAO!

#MAGA

And the ever-so-deadly,

God Bless!

originally posted by: eisegesis
This is getting interesting:

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Whoa, so guess this thread can expect new attackers soon.

a reply to: IAMTAT

Judging by the character contents in Q Trip codes we have Capital and lower case letters and numbers and a period in one. Therefore I would suggest the Tripcodes are using between character 33 and character 126 in the ASCII character set.

ASCII character set is 256 characters; 0 to 255, designed for 16bit computing when that was the max processors capability. 16x16=256.

So each character can be any of 94 characters. There are 10 characters in a Trip code, prefixed by an "!". Therefore there are 94 to the power 10 permutations = 5.38615e19.

For all Trip codes, I have tried adding together the character code numbers (A=65, a=97, "."=46 etc.). There was no pattern in the differences of the totals and 2 Tripcodes came to the same total.

Gave it a go but I'd suggest there is a random variable in the Tripcode creation routine.