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I am posting several large graphics that differ considerably in their design, so I am distributing them over several posts so I can explain them independently.
This graphic is the simplest, and it has a rather simple contention, namely that the "Q Op" is based upon the Radio Londres operation that prepared the French resistance for D-Day.
But the graphic actuallly goes further, and points to a number of comms that are grounded in that historical antecedent.
Much of the graphic is actually background information on Radio Londres and some other topics that appear in the decodes.
Some anons will know or recall some or all of this stuff, but I am aiming to ensure that this particular graphic requires as few presuppositions as possible.
Does my reasoning actually work?
Are the connections that I point to actually there?
Do they fit together in a coherent way?
Think about it logically: if some of the decodes appear too recherche, does this necessarily undermine the others?
Regarding wikipedia:
The biggest chunk of the stuff said there is true. It is the unsaid things that get you.
As to why Q's poem seems like a haiku, perhaps the next post offers a clue.