Guise, MassFag here in Western Massachusetts where I've been listening to choppers and U.S. Military aircraft overhead for a year. Today, though, I'm noticing that the choppers and bombers going overhead are not even appearing on Flight Tracking kinds of software. Apparently the things going overhead are not even publicly trackable.

But what I did notice just a few minutes ago, is that there are more military planes over the country right now than I have ever seen on publicly viewable tracking software.

Just thought I'd better let you know.

Where I live, in the USA, I've been listening to choppers and U.S. Military aircraft overhead for a year. Today, though, I'm noticing that the choppers and bombers going overhead are not even appearing on Flight Tracking kinds of software. Apparently the things going overhead are not even publicly trackable.

But what I did notice just a few minutes ago, is thattoday there are more military planes over the country right now than I have ever seen on publicly viewable tracking software. Ever. The software says that there are 321 military craft overheald, but that's not even including the non-viewable choppers and bombers I've been hearing.

Just thought I'd better let you know, and yeah, I know what a bomber sounds like cuz I grew up in an Air Force family and went to a ton of Thunderbirds exhibitions in my life.

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Awesome digits, Anon, and I'm freaking loving reading all your posts in here tagged with the ID off5bfef.

Thank you for your service and for this poast, with these digits, because it ties into something I've heard about in recent days. . . .

I'm hearing that there are Anons around the country reaching out to United States Military leaders and informing them, with firsthand knowledge, of the alleged criminal conduct being inflicted on state citizens by those in positions of power in certain states.

My understanding is that if one or two of the three branches are not yet demonstrably corrupted, then those other branches are supposed to oversee and seek justice to repair a branch that is known to be corrupt.

The interesting twist in at least one of the states is that all three branches are provably corrupt, and the whistleblowers have documented the deadly corruption in preparation for reaching out, publicly, to the leaders in the U.S. Military.

In short, it seems we are in need of that Military Civilian Alliance to which Q once referred on June 24th.

So hang on, guise, because this movement is growing and shall soon be a topic of worldwide discussion.

Have we ever had normies screaming out for help from the military? Not yet publicly, but soon . . . .

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Oops, I meant to illustrate my post with this Q drop from June 24, 2020, referencing the much-neededMil-Civ Alliance.

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I love you, man. Seriously. I see your posts and I often say, "oh yeah, go check out all of them," to myself. Then I do just that and I take great comfort knowing that there are still great America-loving patriotic people here on this board, keeping our information war going just like I've been trying to do.

Gonna be an awfully fun rest of July and August, trust me on that.

o7

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Whenever I think about Guam I think about a zoological real-life thriller that's unfolding there, called, "And No Birds Sing" (a book by Mark Jaffe).

Snakes about, lads.

Guam is filthy.

Dig, dig, dig, dig, dig.