>>225265

Re: Prince Philip link…

I found the "rising damp" comment about the dog more questionable. Rising Damp has two meanings I can find online:

It is the name of a building rot whereby groundwater is leeched through the stonework eventually causing the building to decay and collapse.

It is the name of a 1970's British sitcom. The main protagonist character is a left-wing black man named… "Philip." In the 1970s, everything was racially-written, from Archie Bunker to Bruce Lee movies, so the fact that RD's main protagonist to the lead role is black has little to do with anything except the times in which it was made.

So, why accuse a dog of "Rising Damp?" Message? Code Word?

I find this most interesting, but with nowhere to go to follow it up.

>>179456

>>210135

>>212032

http://www.azfamily. com/story/37161594/az-national-guard-military-police-unit-deploys-to-Guantanamo

Note this quote from the bottom, along with the Amazon and MS employees being hit with the pedo links:

>Col. Baldwin tells Arizona's Family there are plumbers, electricians and Amazon and Intel employees among those being deployed.

Amazon and Intel… we used to call the two divisions between processor-based systems "Intel and Apple." This is from the historic 8080 to 6503 processor split. Anyway, Intel were machines that ran what become MS operating systems.

There are no coincidences. Maybe a few of those being sent to Guantanamo are not going there to watch, but to be watched.

>>226927

Full paranoia kicking in here… Why also point out "plumbers and electricians?" Think about how they torture the kids of the adrenochrome stuff is legit. Maybe "plumbers" have to do with the piping (sexual abusers) and "electricians" have to do with the harvesters (torture).

Like I said, full paranoia mode engaged, but the more I read, the more I read into things. Perhaps I am reading things in to this that just aren't there.

I think the whole "deployment" is that there is another shipment of detainees being sent, and not a MP unit at all.

>>227212

It's just that all NG units are made up of "everymen;" folks who have day jobs except for the weekend per month and two weeks per year when they play army.

Why point out "plumbers, electricians, Amazon, and Intel?" Puzzles inside of puzzles? They are definitely NOT in the MP unit due to their everyman jobs, so why mention these vocations in particular? MP squads are MPs and support personnel. Seabees would do the plumber and electrician work on Gitmo, not the MPs.

Put yourself into an opsec mode. Would you call them peedos, or would you call them something else? If something else, you'd want something mnemonic to help you keep the codewords straight as to who you were talking about. So, Amazon might mean lesbians. Intel might mean academics. Plumbers might be those who just want their pipes cleaned. The code name relates to the thing you're talking about, but not directly.

I'm not suggesting any of my points are true, but I am suggesting that these news articles seem to have a lot of random information that read like puzzle pieces.

Did you notice on "The Accountant" that the young Ben Affleck put the puzzle together with the picture down? That's what I feel like I'm doing. I know the pieces fit together, but I don't know what the whole picture looks like to work from.

>>227212

>>227265

More digging. The colonel is interesting. He is in charge of the 158th MEB.

>The 158th Maneuver Enhancement Brigade is a mission tailored force that conducts support area operations, maneuver support operations, and support to consequence management and stability operations in order to assure mobility, protection, and freedom of action for the supported force. The 158th has approximately 2,220 Soldiers throughout its four battalions; 1-158th Infantry Battalion, 850th Military Police Battalion, 153rd Brigade Support Battalion, and 253rd Engineer Battalion.

So there are your electricians and plumbers, but why then tell the press that the 850th MPs are going, but not say the 158th MEB is going? Further, why then hint about the 158th with the plumbers and electricians?

And throughout all of this, why do Amazon and Intel get mentioned? Amazon are logistics? Intel are spooks or other computer wienies? Why make the statement at all? Normal Military comm channels being monitored?

Like I already said, I'm in full paranoia mode. I'll stop thinking out loud now, and let the grown ups get back to work.

>>227298

>new here and did not finish the original post.

Read more, post less. See link below where this train of thought started.

>>226927

>>227277

Good memory. I had forgotten about the Watergate plumbers. Could be part of the mnemonic code.

Electricians as the wiretappers? Why have actual folks do that anymore? Everything goes through computers. Why take a chance on getting caught? Or do you mean the folks who monitor the intercepts? Why move them to Gitmo?

Electricians might be computer wienies.

Remember, we might be chasing ghosts and none of this means anything except that I should get my paranoia checked.

>>194508

How about allowing sorts asc and desc?

>>227700

I have started reading articles while looking for unusual phrases or out-of-place mentions. The electricians and plumber with Amazon and Intel, plus Philip's rising damp and terrorist remarks both fit this bill.

Q told us to watch the news, so maybe we should compile a list of unusual phrases such as shown here and I have described.