Fellow Anons,

HI there I just wanted to take a moment to ask all anons who are working to save our country (and the world)

to take a step back, take a deep breath, and clear your mind. I like many of you have been here from the beginning mainly Lurking

with tidbits of research posted here and there (nothing major). However as the days turned into weeks and weeks turned into months

I have noticed a lot of similarities to what we are doing here on this board to the buildup of the invasion of Iraq. You see one of the things I remember most about the buildup was the waiting. We deployed to Kuwait in January of 2003 to start prepping, by the beginning of February we were sitting out in the middle of the

Kuwait desert waiting for the GO command. You see we didn't get that command until March 19th (well not so much as a Go command but when you are fed steak,

lobster tail, and Non-Alcoholic beer you know it is your last meal). The whole time we sat in that desert we only could wait, train, and trust that our leaders knew what they were doing

(they did cuz we are the finest military on earth). However with all that waiting people began to become impatient and it was one of the most difficult things i have ever done mentally. Having to wait and stare at what you knew was about to happen for so long can make the most patient person become unhinged. I remember towards the end alot of soldiers joking around (at least i hoped they were joking) that if the war didn't start soon they were taking the Bradley's and starting the war themselves. To relieve this pressure we would play cards, joke around, throw a football and other activities to distract. And when that order finally came and I will never forget the moment the sky lit up and cruise missiles were flying, 50 cals were firing

and we blasted "Proud to be American" by Lee Greenwood as Flags flew from the top of our vehicles.At that moment I made a decision that if

I was to die than at least I died for a purpose, protecting the greatest nation on earth. Even with everything that I have found out with this mission I still believe that

because of each and everyone of you fellow Anons. This has been the most amazing experience but draining. These last few months of researching, waiting, and trusting the plan has been

more exhausting than the Iraq invasion and I have like many of you been called crazy, made fun of, and relationships ruined however because i do Trust the plan and Q

I am able to take all of this and keep moving because I know the end result will be all worth it! So the moral of this story is this: We have been at it for so long and many are impatient

and when mentally exhausted and tired mistakes are made. So ensure that you take time for yourselves still and remain patient as I believe we are almost there and as long as we stay together, remain patient, and Trust the plan that Q and team have laid out nothing will stop us.

Thank you All, You may resume researching I will go back to Lurking