Today in Q Post History

There were a total of34posts from Q on the date of February 11th.

You may view all 34 of the posts by clicking here - https://qalerts.app/?q=feb+11.

You may view a picture of all 34 posts by clicking here - https://imgur.com/a/p3e820a.

And for the bred, I'll attach screenshots of the posts split up in the following way:

1. Q Posts - Feb 11 - 34 Posts - 01 - 06;

2. Q Posts - Feb 11 - 34 Posts - 07 - 09;

3. Q Posts - Feb 11 - 34 Posts - 10 - 12;

4. Q Posts - Feb 11 - 34 Posts - 13 - 21;

5. Q Posts - Feb 11 - 34 Posts - 22 - 27; and

6. Q Posts - Feb 11 - 34 Posts - 28 - 34.

The first three screenshots (Posts 01 - 12) are in this post.

I'll link to one more post to upload the final three screenshots of Posts 13 - 34 in the following linked post.

>>20395059

Here are the remaining three screenshot collections depicting the following:

1. Q Posts - Feb 11 - 34 Posts - 13 - 21;

2. Q Posts - Feb 11 - 34 Posts - 22 - 27; and

3. Q Posts - Feb 11 - 34 Posts - 28 - 34.

To me, Anons, having 34 posts on the date of February 11th seems significant. I hope this means we'll have some action today or tonight, after the Superb Owl that those demons like to hold every year.

Keep on lawfully fighting this sick, twisted, murderous, evil sons of bitches, and rest assured I am still lawfully fighting them, too.

o7

Did sports announcer Joe Buck make a blatant prediction that something bad will happen at tonight's Superb Owl [Satanic Ceremony]?

NFL announcer Joe Buck predicts bad story will come out of Super Bowl LVIII: 'It won’t stay in Vegas'

LINK - https://www.msn.com/en-us/sports/nfl/nfl-announcer-joe-buck-predicts-bad-story-will-come-out-of-super-bowl-lviifacebook.comi-it-won-t-stay-in-vegas/ar-BB1hT6GB

ARCHIVE - https://archive.ph/Ilupf

Many look forward to the festivities to come during Super Bowl week in the game's first Las Vegas appearance, but one NFL announcer wants no part in participating in what Sin City has to offer.

ESPN's Joe Buck, the veteran play-by-play voice for "Monday Night Football," told an ESPN radio station in his hometown St. Louis that he has "no desire" to be in Las Vegas this week before the Kansas City Chiefs take on the San Francisco 49ers.

And it's certainly not because he thinks it's going to be a bad game. It's the bad that can happen before it for those attending.

"It’s a lot of logistics. It’s a lot of congestion," he told "The Opening Drive" on 101 ESPN.

"I’m not that way. I’m not looking for the Maxim party and going out all night. It’s just not my thing, and then you combine that with Vegas.

"There’s going to be some story. There’s gonna be something that happens because it’s Vegas, and it won’t stay in Vegas. It’s gonna be a big something that happens. I don’t know what it is. I have no idea. I just think that is going to be a mess in my mind."

Of course, Buck isn’t sure what exactly the "big something" will be that he’s referencing.

But, with tons of NFL players and others converging on Las Vegas — a city the league wanted to stay away from for years until recently when the Raiders moved from Oakland — there are some skeptical about what might take place.

For one, sports gambling has been embraced by the NFL and other professional sports leagues, yet rules are still in place that players, coaches and other team personnel must abide by.

That obviously hasn’t been the case, though, as NFL suspensions for players found to be sports gambling on league games, whether their own team’s or otherwise, have been passed down.

Stories have also come out of recent Super Bowls, including Hall of Fame receiver Michael Irvin allegedly making inappropriate comments to a female employee of a Marriott hotel at last year’s game in Phoenix.

NFL Network took Irvin off their programming for the remainder of the week, though a settlement was reached with Marriott in a $100 million defamation lawsuit against them, per the Dallas Morning News.

So far, though, the Super Bowl has started well with Opening Night being a success. Chiefs and 49ers stars took questions about the game, Taylor Swift and other relevant topics leading up to kickoff.

But, as Buck alluded to, the extravagant parties and fun events that will ensue may lead to a big story that even Vegas can’t contain.

>>20395080

Thank you, Anon. This is why I try to post the Q posts from "Today in Q Post History" here, whenever I remember to do it. Because in my opinion, it never hurts to revisit what was posted back in the day. We know so much moar now, than we did when Q first posted things, so revisiting the drops is always helpful, IMO. Thanks again for pointing this out. I thought I've read that there've been other prisons for [THEM] that have been built (like maybe in Greenland and Guam?) but I'm certainly no expert. Now I've got something else to keep an eye out for, so thanks for chiming in.