>>20975162 (lb)

Every time, without fail, there be COMMS in these tweets!

Let's go over this one.

Starting with timestamp 8:20 AM EST 08:20 US MIL

(Won't copy/pasta every drop for sake of space. But please to do check out the dots connected)

First one I think ties everything together:

8:20 → Q 820

Feb 23 2018 18:55:08 (EST)

Anonymous ID: 3f8788 No.476325

Feb 23 2018 18:54:10 (EST)

>>476229

No coincidences.

Expand your thinking.

Q

>>476325

SEC_TEST

Q

What I'm getting from first connection:

>"No coincidences."

>"Expand your thinking."

The following connections are not mere "coincidences".

coincidences = COMMS. With that into context, "Expand your thinking".

makes me think the connections that can be made can be moar than merely timestamps.

For example, picture reference: Sub in DoD tweet. timestamp in US MIL 08:20 → 0820.

Link in Q 2341 contains "0820" in twitter link. Twitter poast in link is from a twitter

user that went by "]Red October[". Sub reference coincidence?

Q drop with a Sub pic reference containing "Red October" → Q 2348.

Q 2348 has picture of sub (REDOCTOBER2.jpg) with the message from Q saying "Double meanings exist". Coincidence?

These connections marked in blue boxes.

2of 5 connections that involve "0820" when searched throughout all drops that when put together paints a cohesive message (COMMS) include:

Q 1438

Q !CbboFOtcZs ID: 19d1cd No.1508206

May 22 2018 15:07:28 (EST)

IDEN_reconf

v. 11.9

Sequence.

Attack[s] anticipated.

Coordinated?

Why are they continuing [internal]?

Attacks will intensify [all sides].

Q

Which also, by coincidence have more than one connection to

Q drop 2126:

>>2950820

Q KNOWLEDGE IS POWER.

Thanks & Godspeed.

>>2950906

How do you know when something VERY BIG is about to drop?

ATTACKS INCREASE FROM ALL DIRECTIONS.

READY THE MEMES.

[FISA CORRUPTION]

You have more than you know.

KEEP UP THE GOOD FIGHT.

WE STAND TOGETHER.

Q

Both Q 1438 and Q 2126 → 0820 coincidence?

Attacks will intensify [all sides]. (Q 1438)

ATTACKS INCREASE FROM ALL DIRECTIONS. (Q 2126) coincidence?

[FISA CORRUPTION] from Q 2126 when cross-referenced/contextualized with current news:

FISA Destroys the Rule of Law Published May 22nd 2024

Article is a good read, but moar importantly what did this connection to Q drop 2126 do?

PROVIDE DIRECTION!

Now here where other anons can come into play. Other connections put together were merely derived from the 0820 connection and should be analyzed for further meaning to overall message.

Do they belong? Is ther something missed? I want anons input.

As always, WHERES MY AUTISTS AT?

P.S. I KNOW there be moar to this.

Do not let copy/pasta bullshit graphics that get poasted by bots desensitize you from anon made ones.

>>20975942

Forgot link to FISA article:

(Might as well poast it all)

https://www.aier.org/article/fisa-destroys-the-rule-of-law/

In the famous Greek myth, Pandora, the first woman on Earth, is given a box by the gods and told to keep it closed no matter what. However, overcome by curiosity, she eventually succumbs and opens the box, releasing all the evils and miseries of the world into the human realm.

Such has been the path of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act (FISA), a Pandora’s box of nearly limitless surveillance capabilities opened in 1978, which has only grown in its abuse and was reauthorized by Congress last month.

FISA was created to strike a balance between national intelligence gathering on foreign actors and the constitutional rights of Americans. To achieve this, it established a new court called the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court (FISC) to review warrant applications for foreign surveillance that may involve the communications of American citizens. The court operates differently than others, however, as its evidence and decisions cannot be challenged by opposing counsel and are highly classified. Over time, this has resulted in the drone-like “rubber stamping” of warrants by the FISC and warrantless surveillance conducted without oversight or challenge.

As Robert Bork warned in a 1978 article:

The bill pretends to create a real set of courts that will bring ‘law’ to an area of discretion. In reality, it would set apart a group of judges who must operate largely in the dark and create rules known only to themselves. What ever that may be called, it debases an important idea to term it rule of law; it is more like the uninformed, unknown, and uncontrolled exercise of discretion.

While FISA is intended to capture communications between foreign-based non-Americans, the government admits that it incidentally collects communications on American citizens when such non-US citizens contact them. Because of the lack of accountability, the volume of abuse has grown over time. One source indicates that from 1979 to its peak in 2007, the number of surveillance orders increased from 250 to almost 2500, a nearly 10x increase. That same data indicates that few to zero orders were rejected by the court until 2014. Other reports estimate that in 2020 alone, over 200,000 American citizens had their communications monitored without a warrant, with potentially millions more being swept up and analyzed by intelligence agencies under questionable warrants and intelligence practices.

Through FISA, agencies deploy a “dragnet” intelligence method, where as much information as possible is collected with a wide net, even on innocent, unsuspecting Americans, in order to find the “needle” of bad actors in the haystack. This approach places greater importance on national security than personal freedom, yet there is no assurance that it will effectively safeguard us. Proper foreign intelligence may be needed for national security, but it must not come at the expense of the Constitution, or else there may be no private space in America left to defend.

This practice of secretive courts and abusive intelligence gathering blatantly violates the Fourth Amendment protection against warrantless searches. Congress should act immediately to bring an end to these warrantless searches and increase FISA transparency while preserving necessary intelligence operations.

Yet the ramifications of Section 702 extend beyond the erosion of individual privacy rights. Indeed, the compliance burdens imposed on companies forced to participate in these surveillance programs are staggering. Under the law, telecommunications and internet service providers are compelled to hand over vast quantities of user data to intelligence agencies, upon request and without judicial oversight. Companies must invest heavily in developing and maintaining infrastructure capable of intercepting and monitoring vast quantities of digital communications. This includes deploying sophisticated surveillance technologies and hiring specialized personnel trained in the intricacies of electronic eavesdropping, a costly endeavor that can quickly drain financial resources.

In 2013, in the only instance since FISA Section 702 was put into place in 2008, the government reimbursed several tech companies for costs they incurred running an illegal spying operation through a program called PRISM. But some companies say they never got the money or were never even offered. While the government claims it has shut down PRISM, the language in the recently reauthorized FISA allows for the exact same kind of behavior and likely places secretive burdens on tech companies, who are not authorized to disclose the information to the public.

Too long, moar in link:

https://www.aier.org/article/fisa-destroys-the-rule-of-law/

>>20975842

>>20976041

Wat?

>>20975942

There has BEEN A SHIFT.

Q 2341 USED to be Q 2340

So what's now in Q 2340?

Q 2340

Oct 4 2018 16:57:57 (EST)

https://twitter.com/BBCNews/status/1047795368493178880

DECLAS COMING?

NARRATIVE SHIFT IN FULL FORCE.

UK / AUS ASSISTED ROGUE ELEMENTS OF THE US GOV'T TO TAKE DOWN A DULY-ELECTED CANDIDATE/PRESIDENT.

Q

WTAF.

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