>>388822
So I was thinking about the brilliant TV series Lost, and decided to do a search and this post used the word in a cryptic kind of way. I mean, nothing is ever really lost, even though it could just imply the info would be "lost on the public" at this time.
But what if this is a ref to the show? And for those who have watched it, you recall how the plane was brought down in the first place - there was a countdown timer that needed to be manually reset after discharging a build up of something that would cause an explosion. And indeed the timer timed out and the resulting explosion is what brought the plane down.
And even if we get the reference to Sisyfus, a lot of us have mused that the only reason Assange is alive is that he has a huge data dump hidden away that will be released if he doesn't regularly reset a timer. Obviously wild speculation, but is this what Q is signalling? I.e., "LOST" is being used as a verb here. That even if the incriminating data isn't released just yet, if they are taken down, a timer will time out and just dump it en masse and the people will have to be trusted to do a 1776?