>>10313455

>Is the ShadowGate film itself a psyop?

If it is, it's a damn near doppelganger of what's been going on in reality. Regardless, there's something menacing and pathological about the Tor woman alleged "whistleblower".

I remember her at one point half-jokingly telling Millie that she could still run a psy op on anyone/any entity/group and they'd never realize it. What kind of whistleblower allegedly turning on Brennan, Hayden, Clapper, et al, would have such a devil may care attitude? She appears more predatory than selfless heroine tilting at the all powerful Deep State wind mills. Hardly a whistleblower type. Spoopy.

>>10313848

Yup. Forgot that major red flag. It was such a disconnect with everything else and all the overwhelming booms about everything under the Sun that I completely forgot it. As was mentioned by anons, every anon should watch this and keep a notebook and be ready to pause and rewind. The video merits a separate infographic or more just to illustrate the scope of this drop.

Also, as has been mentioned, it should be ruled out that Millie & Co. might be Patriots tasked with dropping more direct evidence which couldn't pass the plausible deniability test so rigorously enforced here with Q comms. Or perhaps rogue allies like the White Hat MOS intent on rattling cages. The timing of her arrest, her belief that it hadn't yet be posted, the actual posting by persons unknown and then the failed attempt to completely censor and pull down all video posts are all indications of an op.

>>10313975

*it shouldn't be ruled out that Millie…

>>10313887

Yes it is extraordinary that Wallace this possible but what is truly head-turning is that Wallac picked the MOST IMPORTANT issue facing the Dems to suddenly summon up the iota of integrity that's been lying dormant his entire professional life. Perhaps, it was his father's voice prodding him to begin to grow a set.