>>13635192

Probably rear guard action to provide some cover for the election supervisors to retreat, since they're out of bullets.

Might be Pennzoil was playing off the Colonial pipeline hack, figuring peeps would equate Cyber Ninja with hackers.

He fucked up though. Ron is saying the entire AZ state network was accessible to Dominion.

People may think Dominion was only sitting somewhere in an AZ precinct and watching the election for glitches, but the real kicker will be that Dominion had WAN side network entry, via VPN type protocols. That means Dominion could be sitting in Timbuktu with complete access to the AZ LAN as if they were in Phoenix.

Not only AZ, either. Real story will be foreign entities were given full access to state's networks from the outside, so they could beat Trump.

Might be, that revelation will piss the peeps off more than voter fraud. A dem groupie might not give a fuck if they cheated to beat Trump, but he/she/it will give a fuck if they learned the gov gave away their personal medical data in order to do it.

Can't rule out a play here to shake the trees and see which lower level techs fall out who will try to cut a deal. The lower level guys on the ground know exactly where this is going. They're the ones Ron is talking to on Telegram.

>>13635299

>I don’t understand any of these Q clock pictures.

It's a big club, and you're in it.

>Is there a tutorial or something

I think there's one in Greek. No translations yet.

>>13635417

In some Rumble or Bitchute roundtable I saw Dr. Frank say when he was doing Absolute Interference there were other people who talked, but weren't shown.

He said they were there to give info that was directed to the bad guys, not regular folks, and that there were very big people who had flipped.

Dr, Frank then said, Imagine Bill Gates rigging the election, then feeling remorse and telling the good guys everything.

Hard for me to tell, though, if he was using Bill Gates as an example, or if it really was Bill Gates. Dr. Frank said it in a very slick (not a negative connotation, here) way. and, when asked about Gate's divorce news, said something like, "Interesting, isn't it?"