Digging on possible connections between the founding fathers and Q drops I stumbled on what looks like the same syntax Q uses. In publicly available letters you’ll find [B]rackets like these, and otherwise coded language in the text. Seems like a connection is to be made here although I didn’t get too far in understanding a direct one.
But… they did use book ciphers from my research. And Q mentions books, Clancy novels and that Hillary in Wonderland one, and others.
So maybe Q is pointing us towards those books. Maybe there’s other connections.
“The sum of all fears.”
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22 Nov 2017 - 4:33:25 PM
U1 – CA – EU – ASIA – IRAN/NK
Iran Deal.
Why is this relevant?
Re-read drops re: NK / Iran.
(Y) What does it mean to be covered in gold?
Which couple was photographed covered in gold?
The public release was a mistake.
Who released the picture?
Who has all the information?
(Y) What does it mean to be covered in gold?
Can you locate one other pic w/ Y head covered in gold?
What does this represent?
/_\
THE SUM OF ALL FEARS.
Q
Gold is quite prevalent in this post. So I searched “sum of all fears gold” and got some interesting hits. Turns out the term “sum of all fears” is one used to define what drives the gold market, sensibly because the price of gold is an indicator of fear of the market collapsing.
But Bloomberg has an interesting choice of words in the first article returned on my search.
September 6th, 2017
“The “sum of all fears” has restored investors’ faith in gold.
Money is piling into gold amid concerns over the U.S. economy that could slow the Federal Reserve’s plans to raise interest rates. Adding fuel to the rally are growing U.S.-North Korea tensions. Last week, investors poured $1 billion into the largest exchange-traded fund backed by bullion, the most since mid-2016. That helped gold close above $1,300 an ounce for the first time this year.“
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Note the NK reference.
““If gold is really ‘the sum of all fears,’ then the gold price is saying that not all is rosy in the garden,” Ross Norman, the chief executive officer of London-based precious metals dealer Sharps Pixley Ltd., said in a note Wednesday. “Gold seems to have momentum behind it, too.””
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Not all is rosy in the garden? Never heard that saying used in that way. Remember the garden is (was) a term for NK.
“Congressional investigations of Russian meddling in the U.S. election and worries that Hurricane Irma could destroy properties in Florida are also clouding the U.S. outlook. Those concerns have helped weaken the dollar and boost haven demand for bullion.”
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and
“Concerns about U.S. political turmoil are mounting at a time of growing friction between the U.S. and North Korea. South Korean President Moon Jae-in warned Wednesday of an “uncontrollable situation” that could emerge unless North Korea’s provocations are stopped now.”
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strange article with strange references from a known Deep State shill of a newspaper. Were they slyly implying to their “in the know” readers that a nuke was about to be set off and NK blamed?
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remember
“On January 13, 2018, a false ballistic missile alert was issued via the Emergency Alert System and Commercial Mobile Alert System over television, radio, and cellphones in the U.S. state of Hawaii.”
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-09-06/-sum-of-all-fears-fuels-gold-rally-as-spdr-attracts-1-billion
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Oh and that Ross Norman fellow who had the strange quote about “the garden” above? His bio:
Ross Norman
www.sharpspixley.com
Sharps Pixley Ltd is owned by Ross Norman. Ross started his business career with entrepreneur and maverick Sir Clive Sinclair of Sinclair Research in Cambridge, before joining Johnson Matthey as Gold Refining Manager (then the worlds largest gold refiners), then as a gold trader at NM Rothschild & Sons (then the Chairman of the London Gold Fixing) and later Credit Suisse, where he was a Senior Dealer in physical bullion trading.
Ross went on to co-found the leading precious metals website TheBullionDesk.com about 10 years ago until recently turning his energies to selling physical precious metals at Sharps Pixley, London.
Ross has an enviable record within the London Bullion Market in forecasting the gold price over the last decade and is frequently sought by the media for commentary on the bullion markets. Ross has made frequent appearances on TV (BBC, CNBC, CBC), in newspapares (FT. Wall Street Journal) as well as in the newswires (Reuters, Bloomberg and Dow Jones)
Contact details:
ross.norman@sharpspixley.com