PN>>18057807 Red Folder
>>18057979 Moar Red Folder from 28 January, 2017
Q post 4414 and red folder
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Jun 4 2020 18:49:59 (EST)
EAM LOYALISTS:
RED1: POTUS twitter removal
RED2: Central communications blackout [continental US]
RED3: CLAS movement PELOSI or PENCE
RED4: Movement of MIL assets [10th Mountain_1st Marine_CPSD_Marine_QVIR] to central locations under guise of citizen riot control.
RED5: NAT MIL COM CEN
RED6: SEC OF DEF _instruct1
USSS
CASTLE_ROCK
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Posts online have the theory that the red folder spotted in video is confirmation that orders were given either verbally or by the video to enact military and plans. Remember in March 2020 PDJT locked down Cheyenne Mountain. The Mountain military are at the highest level of Q clearance because of nuclear arms.
U.S. military command teams in charge of protecting homeland security are being isolated in the infamous Cheyenne mountain bunker where they will remain 'sealed off' until the coronavirus pandemic passes
By James Gordon For Dailymail.com
10:00 EST 28 Mar 2020 ,
A Changed Trump Declares War on coronavirus
By Philip Wegmann - RCP StaffMarch 19, 2020
A Changed Trump Declares War on Coronavirus
Donald Trump declared war on Wednesday and then declared himself a war-time president in the last year of his first term in office. The opposition? The COVID-19 pandemic that has killed at least 8,900 worldwide, including 135 Americans.
“It is the invisible enemy,” Trump said of the coronavirus, before pledging to defeat it and predicting that “we are going to do it even faster than we thought.”
The United States is adopting an aggressive footing to match, Trump made clear, saying he has invoked the Defense Production Act to manufacture necessary supplies. The federal government will soon rush production of masks, ventilators and other medical equipment that health professionals worry has been in short supply.
Trump also promised to “very soon” invoke another measure, 42 US Code 265, that grants the surgeon general the authority to prohibit migration into the United States from certain countries deemed medically dangerous. The order could be used to prohibit asylum-seekers and migrants from crossing the U.S.-Mexico border, though Trump insisted that “No, we’re not going to close it.”
Another dramatic measure: Military hospital ships. Trump announced that he had dispatched one to the coast of New York and another to California.
The World Health Organization, that same day, declared “a public-health emergency of international concern.”
But something has undoubtedly changedin the administration and in Trump himself. He called a national emergency. He has shut down non-essential travel, first between the United States and China, and more recently to and from Europe. Now, he has declared a war.
It was a long time coming.
And that battle won’t happen in a vacuum. Miller predicted that “the November 2020 election could be a decision on who is best to keep us safe in the face of this coronavirus.” Current Democratic frontrunner Joe Biden criticized the administration’s response to the outbreak last week and laid out in a speech his vision for how a president ought to handle a pandemic.
https://www.realclearpolitics.com/articles/2020/03/19/a_changed_trump_declares_war_on_coronavirus_142705.html#!
Trump labels himself ‘a wartime president’ combating coronavirus
"Now it's our time. We must sacrifice together, because we are all in this together, and we will come through together," the president said.
03/18/2020 12:42 PM EDT
President Donald Trump on Wednesday began to invoke the rhetoric of “a wartime president” as he told reporters he views himself as one, while his administration fights to contain the spread of coronavirus and mitigate the economic fallout from the global pandemic.
“I do, I actually do, I’m looking at it that way,” Trump told reporters during a press briefing at the White House when asked whether he considered the U.S. to be on a wartime footing. “I look at it, I view it as, in a sense, a wartime president. I mean, that’s what we’re fighting.“
Trump has repeatedly referred to U.S. attempts to battle the virus — which has sickened thousands across the U.S. and killed more than 100 — as a “war” against an “invisible enemy.” But during Wednesday’s briefing he went the furthest yet in adopting the rhetoric of a commander in chief during wartime.
the president telling reporters in the White House briefing room that the pandemic would require a response unseen since World War II.
“To this day, nobody has ever seen like it, what they were able to do during World War II,” he continued. “Now it’s our time. We must sacrifice together, because we are all in this together, and we will come through together.It’s the invisible enemy. That’s always the toughest enemy, the invisible enemy.”