Get this: The woman busted for pimping a child to a CNN producer traveled from Henderson, Nevada where she lives. The only time Q called out a specific zip code, and spoke about a secret underground data center being located there, where was it? HENDERSON, NEVADA.
WHAT THE HELL ARE THE CHANCES?
>https://www.ktnv.com/news/crime/henderson-woman-accused-of-sex-crimes-involving-cnn-producer-minor
According to Fox News, CNN producer John Griffin's devices were seized on September 2, 2020.
Anyone want to take a guess what Q was posting about that day?
>https://www.foxnews.com/us/cnn-john-griffin-child-trafficking-devices-seized-september-2020
>It's not an inverted cross, dummy. It's an iron cross with a circlet at the top to pass the chain through.
>Don't be that kind of stupid. You make intelligent anons look bad.
Have you ever considered that people choose to wear that style of cross specifically because it looks like an upside-down one?
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Is it just me, or does she look like she could be from Bangkok? What are the chances that this guy has a mysterious South East Asian girlfriend?
>No, but I'm not a retard, either. If they wanted to wear an upside down cross, aka, St. Peter's Cross, they would wear an upside down cross.
You're right, they would.
>No, but I'm not a retard, either. If they wanted to wear an upside down cross, aka, St. Peter's Cross, they would wear an upside down cross.
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Remind me, is she catholic?
>You shills need to ecucate yourselves.
We've gone from "It's not an upside down cross" to "If they wanted to wear an upside down cross they would" to "Yeah, it's a methodist wearing an upside down cross, but it doesn't mean anything because catholics wear it."
Cool story.
Here in America it means you're a satanist. Have a nice day.