>>11628806

>WTAF

>More than 130 Secret Service officers are said to be infected with coronavirus or quarantining

Not buying it. Removed from proximity of POTUS for a reason, and it ain't covid. Best guess is they were "not reliable" and will be assigned duties elsewhere if they're retained at all.

They might have even been planning their own coup. We have heard of discussions of doing physical harm to POTUS by the FBI, stands to reason the SS could be involved.

Dovetails with the firings, resignations and reassignments this week. Big shakeup.

>>11628976

>Are Phone Networks Now Censoring Links About Election Fraud?

Don't know about phone systems, but MS Outlook has censored me for years when I try to send out conservative content. I was able to get by the censors for a while by making an image of the text but they finally got OCR algo's that can even defeat that workaround.

>>11629064

>A LOT of SIGINT hardware in the sky

I know a couple techs who have served on these aircraft and (without giving any details) said it's unbelievable what they can pick up.

Remember, it was nearly 70 years ago that the Soviets were radiating the Moscow Embassy windows with microwaves and interpreting the return signal to listen to conversations beyond the glass. How far has the tech come since then?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moscow_Signal

I know some "retiree's" who won't discuss things unless they are beneath trees (don't give a return signal) because of known satellite capability. Lower, slower aircraft could collect much, much more.

Maybe stuff like comms between election officials and their handlers?