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

a reply to: Creep Thumper


The left hasn't seen violence yet. Let's hope it doesn't come to that.

a reply to: LurkNoMore

- LNM -

AFFIRM. Transportation & infrastructure.
Chatter at work from above thought that meme was directed towards us as well.


- SouthernGift -

Truly horrific what’s going on. Posted repeatedly about GA. From your link: www.wvtm13.com...

The majority of arrests in Georgia involved the possession or distribution of child porn, including material containing the violent sexual abuse of infants and toddlers,

We pray hourly for strength & protection.
Savages like these are no longer human.

- 3n19m470 -
This web is deeper and thicker than can be imagined. Evil in it’s darkest forms.


- Patriots -
Standby for BDA.
HV T4, T5, T6, T7,T8, T9, T10 [secured]

7 HVTs remaining [they don’t know who they are]

Must be nerve racking getting little sleep, wondering, waiting. FEAR increasing.

We enter the dark domain of the wicked ones with one mission: to eradicate them and replace them with light.


At the ready, stack on me, guns up. Let’s roll.
Psalm 91

TALONS
Sabre 17
WEC-NAV23

Until Valhalla

Semper Fidelis

a reply to: 0311Warrior

Warrior, thanks for the update... so 10 out of 17 High Value targets now secured?

Quality work... thank you!!!

The BBC is pushing that North Koreans had a bad harvest and are surviving on 300g food a day? linky

Is this trying to push an agenda to get the CIA back into NK through the UN and WHO?

Probably worth a dig on whether the food shortage is real!

a reply to: RelSciHistItSufi

AFFIRM. Still active. Very busy next 48.

You have more than you know
Q

What exactly is it that we have? Why are what’s in these 17 threads so important?

From wiki:

Vannevar Bush introduced the concept of the memex during the 1930s, which he imagined as a form of memory augmentation involving a microfilm-based "device in which an individual stores all his books, records, and communications, and which is mechanized so that it may be consulted with exceeding speed and flexibility. It is an enlarged intimate supplement to his memory."[84] He wanted the memex to emulate the way the brain links data by association rather than by indexes and traditional, hierarchical storage paradigms, and be easily accessed as "a future device for individual use ... a sort of mechanized private file and library" in the shape of a desk.[84] The memex was also intended as a tool to study the brain itself.[84]

From an article entitled The Godfather Wired 1997 - almost 22 years ago

“Vannevar Bush is a great name for playing six degrees of separation. Turn back the clock on any aspect of information technology - from the birth of Silicon Valley and the marriage of science and the military to the advent of the World Wide Web - and you find his footprints. As historian Michael Sherry says, "To understand the world of Bill Gates and Bill Clinton, start with understanding Vannevar Bush."

I’ll let you play six degrees of separation from
DJT (spoiler alert: you don’t need both hands to count)

As We May Think

describes a device - Bush called it a "memex" - that was meant to tame the then-novel problem of information overload by enhancing human memory (hence its name). Bush envisioned it as a universal library, relying on microfilm to store vast amounts of text, crammed onto a desktop. Bearing a striking resemblance to the personal computer, the memex promised the added benefit of letting its owner link together disparate pieces of information, thus automating a process of retrieving associated ideas and data. These personal associations, or "trails," could be shared among people, Bush thought, even passed down from parent to child, giving their creators a measure of immortality.

"Bush's great insight was realizing that there's more value in the connections between data than in the data itself,"

Indeed, even as Bush helped build the mammoth business and military institutions that dominated postwar America, he worked to reduce empire-building by government agencies. He began "liquidating" the OSRD even before the end of the war. He even singled out for special criticism IBM and General Motors, which exemplified one of Bush's favorite dicta about American industry: "In mass, we do not seem to make much sense."

That’s highly interesting coming from the guy who worked on the atomic bomb.

That cult of bigness threatened Bush's cherished idea about the power of individuals and promised to put the organization man at center stage. "The individual to me is everything," he once wrote. "I would circumscribe him just as little as possible." Bush's "As We May Think" essay, published just a few weeks before he attended the Trinity atom-bomb test in the New Mexico desert, promised that technology would "give man access to and command of the inherited knowledge of the ages."

We have the memex. The Godfather references- additional layer of meaning?


According to a few interesting finds, memex, is one of the “keywords” from program ECHALON (5)(👁)

I could add more but I’ll be disappointed if it gets removed for being too bigly huge.


ETA: memex=meme

Meme war? All so much synchronization. Tesla+uncle John+Bush=MIT

Godspeed.

a reply to: 0311Warrior

You can believe many are with you in spirit

Godspeed

I started to quote that portion of the article, Warrior, but am still learning the ropes of acceptability in this thread regarding that subject.
Thank you for bringing to to attention because it is the most horrendous information bit but also the most important as these are human lives hopefully being rescued and given another chance.

Genesis 50:20. Somehow, someway.

a reply to: 0311Warrior

@realDonaldTrump is making some interesting observations this evening.

twitter.com...

(I sure miss James Woods)

a reply to: SouthernGift

I read some of that a few months back. DARPA Memex Program

DARPA Memex is a super tech tool for deeply searching the Darknet.

DARPA Memex: How It Works and What It’s Up To — Really

To regain control of the battlefield, DARPA claims it has created and developed the world’s most sophisticated search engine to combat human trafficking occurring on the Darknet, which comprises Tor, Freenet and I2pe. It’s dubbed Memex. Christopher White, DARPA program manager, wrote:

Memex seeks to develop software that advances online search capabilities far beyond the current state of the art … The goal is to invent better methods for interacting with and sharing information, so users can quickly and thoroughly organize and search subsets of information relevant to their individual interests.”

They did opensource the software awhile back and I'm sure they or some other 'agency' moved onto the next classified version of the tool to combat human trafficking in the next or current Silk Road.

ETA: You're probably referring to "Memetic Warfare".

a reply to: 0311Warrior

Forged in Valhalla by the hammer of Thor.

I had that information pulled up as well, and didn’t want to make it too long and tangential,
So I highly appreciate your addition!

Since I am no good at graphics, I definitely can’t “meme”- but I know it was a big deal and has been discussed thoroughly here and elsewhere... and often cited that censors can’t pick them up as well so they spread info better.

I think my general gist is that the wealth of information and engagement we have at our fingertips, if used correctly by us is such an incredibly powerful tool, weapon, medium, call it what you will, for liberation from the circumstances.

What we’re doing... and what we’re doing it with, is The Plan.

It just sounds beautiful in my head. Like, it needs to be a novel if it isn’t reality, beautiful.

I think we’re often times too busy trying to create that we forget to discover.
Discover what’s been left for us.

And maybe one day. some will discover what we’ve left for them.



a reply to: EndtheMadnessNow

a reply to: PokeyJoe

Yes indeed TACP 23 years

From June 6, 2011

Huawei names John Brumby, Alexander Downer board members

CHINA'S Huawei Technologies has appointed Liberal and Labor elders, Alexander Downer and John Brumby, to its Australian board in a bid to secure part of the $1 billion-plus National Broadband Network technology deal.

As cyber-security fears rise, Huawei, the world's second biggest telecommunications equipment maker, has doubled efforts to assuage concerns by security agencies, including ASIO, about its feared connections with the People's Liberation Army.

This guy's journey is surely odd...

a reply to: SouthernGift

SG, per Q'1676, 1226, 988, 968, 900, 886, 885, 797, 763, 460, 318, 176, 144. 126, 78, 74

everything has meaning

...my take on this is that everything in Q posts is a key to open a new door/layer of meaning on other Q posts.

We have timestamps, Qclock, Gematria, Acronyms, date congrunences, sums to key numbers, film references, etc. ... but we have probably only unlocked 50% of the keys to unravel more! IMHO...

a reply to: queenofswords

Twitter has gone off the rails banning anything right of center. My account was PERMANENTLY suspended last week for saying Ilhan Omar was a “lightbulb head.” Literally that’s all I said and I am now perma-banned from the entire platform.

a reply to: 0311Warrior

If you've got Combat Talons in play that's a BIG deal folks. Noriega got hauled from Panama to the US to face justice on one.

originally posted by: Bill1960
a reply to: PokeyJoe

Yes indeed TACP 23 years

Nice, man. I did cyber stuff during my time in the Air Force but something a little more “operational” always intrigued me greatly. My TI in basic was former TACP.

Some news from SK saying NK has launched a small ballistic missile !!

The Clowns making another "power" play ? 😧

a reply to: 0311Warrior

Til Valhalla brother. Semper Fi!

Do work! We are all praying and thinking of all of you doing what needs to be done.