Speed (the movie)
While looking at Q's posts about Godfather III, a current topic perhaps related to the Biden crime family, I noticed something else that I've never seen discussed.
In only three posts, Q uses the word "Speed" and only following "Godfather III". Two on November 5th, 2017, (posts 100 & 113) and one on November 12th, 2017 (post 144).
A casual reading may be interpreted as "We have to hurry", an encouragement to anons to not tarry. But why only in connection with the movie Godfather III (and Snow White in the first two, and in connection with Snow White and Iron Eagle in the third)?
Some inference may be made that Q isn't telling us to hurry occurs in Post 144 - there is a question mark after it, just as there is one after Godfather III and Iron Eagle. Does one put a question mark after a command, an injunction? No, not that I could conceive.
So I made the assumption that the word "Speed" refers rather to a movie of that name.
There is one movie of that name, and it is about Howard Payne, a retired Atlanta bomb squad explosives expert gone bad; Payne has wired a passenger bus to explode, where if the bus speeds at 50 miles per hour the bomb is armed, if the bus slows down and drops below 50 miles per hour the bus will explode. Payne demands $3 million and if Jack or any of the passengers tries to get off the bus, he will detonate the bomb.
Does this sound like something that may happen (Nov 5/12), perhaps metaphorically - say some DS actor threatening to blow up the whole damn thing if he doesn't get his way?