>>13736308

>disclosure

The previous Q Crew

There was an ocean element to them and a kindness.

Order out of Chaos.

My opine on the subject: Things are going to get really, really bad worldwide. Revolts against governments as people start to drop like flies from the "vaccinations".

In come the Ayyyys to save the day.

The only question?

Are they legit Ayyys who worked with Q-Crew to concoct a plan to remove the existing power structure and free humanity from our sheckle shackles? Does it matter either way so long as the ends are met?

Chronos will tell.

>>13736383

>your FREE

/our/ free vaccinations, amirite POTUS?

>>13736439

>If the positive ET's come to help the people will freak out because they have been conditioned

What if, like that tv show (something Child?) the ayyys look like what we perceive as Satan?

Childhoods end (pic related)

>>13736478

Wasn't room 322 also the "China Room" in the White House (or even still is?)?

>>13736539

>White House

edit: Pentagon

>>13736585

Is your post meant to add credibility or discredit?

>>13736606

I have no idea what you're talking about. I was merely curious if your post was meant to add credibility or discredit Fritz Springmaer?

I remember reading one of his books a while back but can't remember which one.

>>13736639

I've seen better rendering in video games. The way that thing lands is hilarious.

>>13736639

So um…

how did they land the guy there to film it?

>>13736627

>I want to understand.

Understand that the majority of posters here are chatbots.

Other than that, read the Q drops and interpret them and if you really want to understand what's going on, take on the 'role of the adversary' and it all makes sense.

>>13736696

Gates??

>>13736739

>the lander could drop the camera

For shits and giggles a couple years back I calculated the amount of TNT to launch a golf ball to the moon and it was well in excess of 1 ton. I don't remember exactly, but I believe 1.77 tons of TNT.

I wonder how many golf balls a spare camera would weigh?

>>13736679

>The doctor absolutely did not say that

^^^

He's right, you know?

I just didn't care that much about it to bring it up, but I will attest to your accuracy, Anon.

>>13736810

Starman = 342

Anubis = 342

>>13736862

It's interesting to consider the amount of time/$$ that is going into this theatrical performance.

Of course the big question is always, "why?"

I'm going to be huge sad if we don't get Ayyys at the end of this.