-@TH3WH17ERABB17- -Q- Questions. White House Insider's postings -PART- - 31 -

Hello everyone, Happy Thanksgiving American Friends, we just celebrated ours in Canada last month so enjoy.

I have been a member here a long while and though I do not post very often or hardly at all lol, I have had the great fortune to have experienced some amazing threads over the years and by far this is and I think will always be my favorite.

I love love love to read and research and delve into all and any kind of subjects.

This thread over the last few years has helped me through some rough patches, nothing major but those times when you just want to forget about the silly things and immerse yourself in something so vast, so deep that all those little things become meaningless.

I love Q. I have followed all of you from Dashen, and TAT, and REl, and Ketsuko, and always Carewemust. Trillium after my own heart here in Canadaland along with CanadianMason, and wont forget cant forget cranky either.

I am in the process of re-reading all q posts from october 28 2017, so far at august 2018, and still amazed at the treasure trove of info.

I hope that your elections turn out to be as fair as you deserve because this is a world wide awakening and will set the precedent for all of us.

So I will leave this little video of one our past Liberal Prime Ministers explaining the proof, next time any of the naysayers pop in and demand the proof.

God Bless everyone and have a great Thanksgiving.
Hold Fast, Stand Firm, Soldier On.

Rolling out X-tech...Introducing XB-1—Boom

Boom Supersonic will test fly its new faster-than-sound XB-1 jet in 2021

"XB-1 is an important milestone towards the development of our commercial airliner, Overture, making sustainable supersonic flight mainstream and fostering human connection," Boom founder and CEO Blake Scholl said in a statement.

Lockheed Skunk Works 🦨 executives are on their advisory board.

History’s first independently developed supersonic jet

Joe Lonsdale - Palantir Co-founder and he's also one of the biggest investors in Boom and his Addepar wealth management company manages $1.7 Trillion dollars!!

Named after the fictional crystal orbs that can see into the past and future in the Lord of the Rings trilogy, the Palantir founding team wanted to build a product that achieved two goals: combine artificial intelligence and human analysis to help the government solve complex problems like tracking terrorists, manage hospital traffic and more, and to do it all in a cost efficient way for taxpayers. “From the start, we saw wasteful government projects costing tens to hundreds of millions of dollars that are[were] not doing what they’re supposed to be doing, which is solving problems and protecting civil liberties.”

Forbes

- Joe Lonsdale is moving the headquarters of 8VC, his venture firm, from San Francisco to Austin, Texas.
- Palantir, the software company he co-founded in 2003, said in August that it was leaving Silicon Valley for Denver.
source


Nov 26, 2003 – The Concorde makes its final flight, over Bristol, England.

originally posted by: EndtheMadnessNow
Rolling out X-tech...Introducing XB-1—Boom

Boom Supersonic will test fly its new faster-than-sound XB-1 jet in 2021

"XB-1 is an important milestone towards the development of our commercial airliner, Overture, making sustainable supersonic flight mainstream and fostering human connection," Boom founder and CEO Blake Scholl said in a statement.

Lockheed Skunk Works 🦨 executives are on their advisory board.

History’s first independently developed supersonic jet

Joe Lonsdale - Palantir Co-founder and he's also one of the biggest investors in Boom and his Addepar wealth management company manages $1.7 Trillion dollars!!

Named after the fictional crystal orbs that can see into the past and future in the Lord of the Rings trilogy, the Palantir founding team wanted to build a product that achieved two goals: combine artificial intelligence and human analysis to help the government solve complex problems like tracking terrorists, manage hospital traffic and more, and to do it all in a cost efficient way for taxpayers. “From the start, we saw wasteful government projects costing tens to hundreds of millions of dollars that are[were] not doing what they’re supposed to be doing, which is solving problems and protecting civil liberties.”

Forbes

- Joe Lonsdale is moving the headquarters of 8VC, his venture firm, from San Francisco to Austin, Texas.
- Palantir, the software company he co-founded in 2003, said in August that it was leaving Silicon Valley for Denver.
source


Nov 26, 2003 – The Concorde makes its final flight, over Bristol, England.

Wasn't Soros just in the news saying investing in Palantir was a big mistake?

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more discussion on watermark

Warning: If Georgia uses the same Dominion machines for their Senate runoff in a few weeks, it will effectively overwrite any digital forensic evidence of fraud during the General Election. Those machines need to be impounded ASAP.@SidneyPowell1 @LLinWood @realDonaldTrump— Ron (@CodeMonkeyZ) November 27, 2020

From now on Twitter to me is Critter for suspending voices of importance..
Critter

originally posted by: imthegoat

originally posted by: EndtheMadnessNow
Rolling out X-tech...Introducing XB-1—Boom

Boom Supersonic will test fly its new faster-than-sound XB-1 jet in 2021

"XB-1 is an important milestone towards the development of our commercial airliner, Overture, making sustainable supersonic flight mainstream and fostering human connection," Boom founder and CEO Blake Scholl said in a statement.

Lockheed Skunk Works 🦨 executives are on their advisory board.

History’s first independently developed supersonic jet

Joe Lonsdale - Palantir Co-founder and he's also one of the biggest investors in Boom and his Addepar wealth management company manages $1.7 Trillion dollars!!

Named after the fictional crystal orbs that can see into the past and future in the Lord of the Rings trilogy, the Palantir founding team wanted to build a product that achieved two goals: combine artificial intelligence and human analysis to help the government solve complex problems like tracking terrorists, manage hospital traffic and more, and to do it all in a cost efficient way for taxpayers. “From the start, we saw wasteful government projects costing tens to hundreds of millions of dollars that are[were] not doing what they’re supposed to be doing, which is solving problems and protecting civil liberties.”

Forbes

- Joe Lonsdale is moving the headquarters of 8VC, his venture firm, from San Francisco to Austin, Texas.
- Palantir, the software company he co-founded in 2003, said in August that it was leaving Silicon Valley for Denver.
source


Nov 26, 2003 – The Concorde makes its final flight, over Bristol, England.

Wasn't Soros just in the news saying investing in Palantir was a big mistake?

Yes. He was an investor back in 2012.

Soros Fund Management announced this week that it “does not approve of Palantir’s business practices.”

CNBC

originally posted by: RelSciHistItSufi
a reply to: Justoneman

Actually there is a middle ground where the two of you could agree here...

Scraed:

Once they learned that people were decoding you would think that they would take some action.
Like changing where they put the codes.

Jom:

How can we decode if they change the codes without telling us?

From my perspective delivery of codes HAS changed but only by moving to new ADDITIONAL methods over time, and then periodically reverting back to certain decode types more than others. Akin to "the important messages will go in self-retweet decodes this week and then deleted tweets the week after".

Only a few, very early, decode types appear to not be in use for important messages anymore, for example magic squares... though they may come back to the fore as well.

All decode types still provide info of value, whether at the fore or not! For example, I found one yesterday that led me to a link of Rizvi Traverse Management buying up Hugh Heffner's Playboy Empire.- considering the Playboy Mansion was a C_A honeypot and Rizvi is a clown front, this was obviously C_A securing its investment from the last 50 years!

Embrace the common ground.

Thanks Rel for some clarity and reason.

Short update (less than 17 min) on his fascinating X-Protect series.

Topics:
CIA Psychological Warfare Expert George Joannides
Admiral Bobby Inman
Wernher Von Braun
DA Jim Garrison
Watergate Lawyer Douglas Caddy
X-Protect Aerospace Assassins
DISC agents


President John F. Kennedy Arrives at Central Intelligence Agency Headquarters to Present National Security Medal to Allen Dulles.🙄
Image source: JFK Library

originally posted by: watchitburn
a reply to: cimmerius

The left is too polarized and partisan. It wouldn't matter if Biden was on camera accepting a brief case of cash from a Chinese operative. The leftists would still riot.

There can be no peace.

The trick would be to redirect all of the anger upon him. I agree it would not happen organically, but....if, the media turned on him??? For example.

originally posted by: tanstaafl

originally posted by: Hamlin
Why didn't Trump make this election clean if all he needs is another term?

Because it is about far more than just this one election. It is about all future elections.

The only way to truly 'drain the swamp' is to eliminate their primary tools/methods of control, and the fraudulent voting system that allows them to remain in power has to be destroyed.

The only way to do that is to allow them to cheat in a massive way, then reveal it to the world, along with massive criminal arrests and prosecutions, so that no one can deny it. That is the only way real change can take place.

Obama needs to read your post. That post is the change we expect. Not the CCP version of change where we are all Uighurs living in Gulags.

We mean to stop the corruption and change the world for the better.

Trump just removed 11 high profile defense policy advisors from the Pentagon

Among them are ..
Henry Kissinger
Madeline Albright
Jane Harman
Eric Cantor
Jamie Gorelick (I`d remove her just for the name lol)

Twitter

SSG_PAIN⭐⭐⭐
@SSG_PAIN
You are witnessing the destruction of the 'Old Guard'
Promises made Promises kept. #SwampBeingDrained

Interesting timing for this Scott Adams tweet about Edward Snowden:

Snowden says his only condition for returning to the U.S. is that he wants a guarantee he can tell his story at trial. If America can't give him THAT, then a presidential pardon is 100% warranted. @realDonaldTrump @POTUS

a reply to: EndtheMadnessNow

The pie in the face of Alan Joyce was in 2017 Link

Which makes him way behind in at least 10 more he deserves imo.

MICROSOFT ACCESS is better than Excel for auto filling fields(you can write complex formulas to do that in Excel if you had even more time HA!), and has the spread sheet implied thru the tables you setup. You just build the tables and then you can reference each field from the saved table in your query. I use it for to build query's. Not sure if it is what you need for what you are describing that you need?

originally posted by: RelSciHistItSufi
a reply to: pteridine

You'ld be surprised just how much can be quantitatively verified, pteridine. The whole point of maintaining and circulating the spreadsheet was to allow auditability of the formulae I've used to generate the decodes! The matching time elements that cranky identifies can also be verified, as can the clock matches. Even the gematria equivalents can be verified by cross-checking the spreadsheet calculated sums to any of the gematria sites.

If excel could cope with the processing load too then I'd be adding in auto-matching of words and numbers within the tweets/posts.

It's just the interpretation to current events that needs a "sight-check" for verification...

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eta is this a done deal? Trump's tweet seemed more like a we need to...anyone know

link

Trump just put out the message...

For purposes of National Security, Section 230 must be immediately terminated!!!

twitter.com...

For anyone who doesn't know.. this is about the below...

Section 230 is a piece of Internet legislation in the United States, passed into law as part of the Communications Decency Act of 1996, formally codified as Section 230 of the Communications Act of 1934 at 47 U.S.C. § 230. Section 230 generally provides immunity for website publishers from third-party content.

source

Twitter and co under attack it would seem...

Also, Trump tweeted the following, which we all know is true...

Twitter is sending out totally false “Trends” that have absolutely nothing to do with what is really trending in the world. They make it up, and only negative “stuff”. Same thing will happen to Twitter as is happening to
@FoxNews
daytime. Also, big Conservative discrimination!

twitter.com...

It sounds like whatever the big drops are they intend to release are coming next week. This 230 thing is likely to clear the way for information dispersal.

a reply to: saladfingers123456

11:11

twitter.com...


twitter.com...

Section 230 Infographic

originally posted by: bradychick
LINK

I think the AWANs in Pakistan command the 111th.

What if, AWAN was actually harvesting data for a friendly party..? After all, he abandoned his DWS labtop at the Rayburn building.

originally posted by: bradychick
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more discussion on watermark

I guess the idea being the "watermark" really only had to pass muster from a distance to the poll watchers.

a reply to: EndtheMadnessNow

That Ping thing is interesting. In subsequent tweets they are syaing that they are just checking it works... but they could just tweet "this is a test, don't pay attention".

Regarding 230, from your infographic, I'm trying to work out if that is saying termination of it would be a good thing or a bad thing. In terms of protection for those that have been censoring everyone... bad... but does it also mean places such as ATS are too much of a liability to continue running? So in the long term, bad for free speech?