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Not sure what exactly the water symbolism means, but it DOES mean something. All I can get from it for sure is that POTUS is declaring that he is different from the others, he is not going to be governed by others' ideas, he is going it alone and does not care what others think because he is acting out of principle.

The pen is part of that but I'm not sure if it means something specific. The power of the pen to sign orders and legislation that will affect the present negotiations more than anybody's verbal conduct at the meeting, perhaps.

>>2117011

OK, right. Best I can do, my guess where the tip and cap are. Could be wrong. Based on what appears to be the clip of the pen on the side facing POTUS parallel to the barrel of the pen.

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>>2117145

Wheeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!

Dat rollercoaster!

I sure love your graphic though!

>>2117296

Go back. It's my graphic and I never said how I think the pen is pointing. Only the cap being towards the camera and the point being away from the camera.

We have no idea if it's a clock reference.

If it is one, we don't know if the clock is in reference to POTUS and his place setting, or in reference to the perspective angle caught by the person taking/posting the photo.

Hate it when people make unwarranted inferences then everybody decides it's gospel. SMH

#BREAKING: Twitter plans to remove tens of millions of suspicious accounts from users' follower counts in a bid to crack down on fraud - NYT

You mean this kind of fraud, that has increased Twitter's estimated "eyeballs" count which is the metric governing how much advertisers pay?

Celebrities and their publicists PAY click farms and click bots to create fake personas that suddenly seem to be popular without particularly doing anything noteworthy other than being a "celebrity". Fake fake fake.

My guess: Twitter's crackdown won't have much effect on celebrities as perceived by the public, but will give them cover for reducing the popularity of conservative figures.

>>2117502

Yeah, weak steel is a thang. But i'd expect automobile axles failing and stuff like that, things that are produced in mass quantities, to be where steel defects mostly show up. Yes helicopter blades and airplane wings require steel with specific physical properties, but they are in small quantities compared with cars & stuff.

>>2117543

You are the one inferring I was in a 'gatekeeper' position but that was the furthest thing from my mind. Merely, expressing my opinion that some of the inferences people are making seemed to be a bit of a leap.

It's all good, anon. Clash of opinions, and/or educated viewpoints, is how we uncover truth here.

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>>2117257 All observations taken together indicate the likelihood that they have already had a meeting of the minds. Am praying hard for Helsinki success & expecting it too. The worst nightmare of the deep state and satanists worldwide. Being enemies with Russia weakens all parties, while as allies we would be extremely powerful.

Q said to learn Russian for a reason. There will likely be a strengthening of relations from the ground up, across all levels. Patriots who can speak Russian will be in demand, methinks. People who can make a difference in something very important.

>>2117581

Howcome General Dunford has a black eye (left)?

Also date the pictures.

>>2117695

I should add however, General Dunford has President Trump's trust or he wouldn't be in that critically important position. POTUS trust him therefore I trust him.

But curious as to how he got that black eye, the circumstances of it, and when.