So latest Q summary/theory

They install the puppet at the top and launder/drain cash from the US, give corporations Tax havens, Give nukes to Iran/NK, steal/spread intel, install shills at important positions within gov, undermine the people and opposition.

You destroy powerful countries/organizations from within via Corruption/infiltration. Or it just happens on it's own. (ie Rome). Nobody can defeat the US militarily. Plus we have 3 oceans separating us from Threats. I always thought the Chinese would infiltrate, reproduce and take over by infiltration, but this is strategic, aggressive, evil and greedy.

Winners are 1%ers, banks, corporations, pedos, SA, NI/CIA, ex Prez's who get off the hook and get rich via continued crime.

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>>249885

This is like Tron.

>>249885

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>>249981

Spellchecked this time…sorry

fixed spelling…doh…I'm an idiot today.

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>>250010

I'm sure someone figured it out long ago if it wasn't built in to begin with. I'm not a super geek on this kinda stuff, but Intel and Microsoft were blood brothers during the tech boom, long before we knew what a hacker was. And also Big Gov, Big Corp tit suckers.

>>249958

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Those $100,000 toilets and screwdrivers were probably Pentagon schemes to fund black ops and inflate their budget. They can't be that incompetent. Government contracting is massive $$ and there's a lot of redtape involved and corruption. Like the Tanks the Military told Congress they don't need (going straight from production to mothball), but they told them they are getting them anyway because some asshole politician in OH wants jobs for his hometown so he can get re-elected. Well that's off topic a bit and still small potatoes compared to what Q is hinting at.

They could be trying to spend/debt the US into oblivion too, so the Roths/Soros/SA/China/Others can buy out the US for pennies on the dollar.

>>250083

Would love to see him do the top 10 list and then immediately get raided by the US military and cuffed on live TV.

>>248746

pic related

>>250010

I thought I read AMD was not vulnerable and stock prices reflected that after news. I could be wrong, but I'm an AMD user and have been for a long time. They own 99% of the PC market…and intel is at least 85-90% of that.