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Anonymous ID: d84c91 July 21, 2022, 2:02 a.m. No.16773007   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>3011 >>3048 >>3064

>>16772981

Dude the call station he’s broadcasting is W2QYV.

 

That seems pretty clear when you read it backward. (:

 

V = 22 -11-22-1963

Y = “why”

Q = Q

2 = “to”

W = 23 = Bush 41, death

 

And that string using a1z26 cipher is: 23 2 17 25 22

 

Forward 23217 = “be 321 Q”

Forward 2522 = “ Be V”

 

No idea if the “Vincent Kennedy” thing is right or if V is just referring to 22 from the Dallas date, but either way, that’s some pretty obvious wording there.

 

Also, in Frequency the character Francis “Frank” Sullivan is involved in a “Buxton” fire.

 

Bux = “books”

 

Fire has more than one meaning. Can be the flames that consume, can the discharge of a gun.

 

Dallas school book depository = books “fire” ?

 

A lot of stuff in that movie.

A LOT.

Anonymous ID: d84c91 July 21, 2022, 2:13 a.m. No.16773033   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>3041

>>16773011

I’m not high.

If you haven’t yet learned the a1z26 cipher, you may as well do it now.

 

You already learned the alphabet.

You know Q=17

 

Why not just learn the others too?

 

You’d be surprised how many people already do this. I used to just tune out numbers but now that I can read them, I see words everywhere.

 

People’s automobile plates.

Menu prices.

The most obviously intentional ones are the words that appear as “Easter eggs”, that producers of TV shows and movies put in their shows and movies.

 

Example: Deadpool says “Bob?!” at the end of Deadpool (first movie) and the timestamp spells Bob.

 

Skylar White secretly gives a bunch of cash and later asks, “Where do you think that money came from!?”

 

Time stamp of episode: 33:31

 

Backwards 13 = M, 3 = E in “leet”.

 

A lot more examples but the point is that this “Easter egg” is everywhere.

 

Learn a1z26. You can relearn the entire alphabet in about 15 minutes of practice. It’s easy. And it quickly gets you access to this stuff.