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originally posted by: pavil
Mueller wrapping up next week per CNN.
We are officially enroute over target.
Time to get the Kraken ready!
originally posted by: SamSmith85
a reply to: DantesPeak
What is interesting about it? Why the obsession with a new account posting?
Find whatever means you need to belittle or dismiss alternate viewpoints, its says more about your insecurities about Q.
Can someone confirm if Q posting an anons post is confirmation or not? Or does it vary on each one depending on the result?
originally posted by: AgarthaSeed
originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: SKEPTEK
Re: www.cnn.com...
The CNN report says, "as early as next week". If Mueller finished/reported 2 years from now, that CNN statement would still be true. Slimy bastards run CNN.
We'll get a better idea by the weekend I'm sure. Other media outlets will jump all over this if it's true.
originally posted by: DantesPeak
originally posted by: SamSmith85
a reply to: DantesPeak
What is interesting about it? Why the obsession with a new account posting?
Find whatever means you need to belittle or dismiss alternate viewpoints, its says more about your insecurities about Q.
Can someone confirm if Q posting an anons post is confirmation or not? Or does it vary on each one depending on the result?
Obsession? 1 post is an obsession?
Methinks the lady doth protest too much.
I hate the smell of disinformation in the morning.
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originally posted by: EndtheMadnessNow
Must be over the target. I've never seen this many users online. It's often ~100k less.
originally posted by: queenofswords
a reply to: SamSmith85
You're a distraction. But, Q says there is a place for everyone. The trick is determining who is a shill and who is really making the effort to understand the comms.
Those that have followed closely since the beginning have a pretty good grasp of the comms. We're still learning and nobody gets it right 100% of the time. Many times Q appears and makes corrections, but if you follow the drops, and stay focused on the Big Picture as you research research research, you see it and understand it on a level that''s very difficult to explain. Each person must think for themselves.