>>40805

Agreed, there is no hidden meaning…the bloodlines are in full view and ubiquitous.

Consensus on that, then? Trying to nail down Q's messages so we can avoid the endless loop of debate that ensued with the "what is the keystone" question which Q finally settled yesterday.

So, from here forward, let's end the debate on the boards."Bloodlines" does not refer to Windsors, Tesla /DJT, or rhesus monkeys. It's simply, merely and ultimately the Red Cross.

Needs to be locked on the spreadsheet as the answer.

Now follow the bloodlines, anons. Let's stay on a forward trajectory. Everyone is doing great work here.

From a fundamental inquiry perspective we are seeking to identify the WHO, WHAT, WHERE, WHEN, WHY and HOW.

Red Cross seems to fall into the HOW column. The Red Cross is a vehicle/mechanism for many things including blood supply, donations and disaster relief. Hugely funded and active throughout the world. It's HOW the WHO does their WHAT.

Anons here are tracking where the Red Cross is now and has been. We are uncovering the WHAT it does but have yet to pin that down.

Honestly, after seeing that blood red "waterfall" pic I'm not sure I want to know the WHY.

>>43140

Not exactly a veiled fact.

The Red Cross symbol is the inverse of the Swiss flag.

Follow the bloodlines. Keep an eye on happening involving Switzerland and banks. Pay attention to any new disasters that Red Cross responds to.