>>2038813

>To cover up the fact that they are not original.

That much is clear, so this part is disinformation.

Why?

Would publishing a clear picture of the president or his office (in AF1) lead to any security clearance problems?

>>2039057

It seems "plausible deniability" is part of the operation at this time.

>>2039097

It seems to me confirmation cannot come before the unsealing of the indictments and mass arrests have been made.

So, until those events have passed, the enemy cannot be informed/awakened and therefore confirmation by DJT is out of the question at this time.

>>2039188

I guess the point is that Q is not only talking to us, but also to the enemy. This is not a game, there is a war going on and that involves planting misinformation in order to confuse the enemy:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghost_Army