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Col. Towner-Watkins continues to bring receipts on Operation Gladio, with its supposed 80+ coups, and all else. The scale of it all is… well, much as Q indicated.
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Anon took another look at The Prisoner episode, "Many Happy Returns". Some episode motifs carry on today: Bourne's recovery from the sea, for example.
To anon, the feeling of pervasive "charade" is… chilling. What once came across as spycraft intrigue now seems more like civilization itself. It's as though anyone with real power, anywhere, were within the unnamed group, perpetuating it. Reading about Gladio's 80+ coups, the feeling seeps in.
Anon tries to imagine the layers of self-protection, even nuclear self-protection, built into Gladio +. No wonder the thing took so long to crack, if it has now been cracked.
This was episode 7. The show had 17 episodes eh, 17 but originally was scripted for just 7. In the original ITC production sequence, this would have been the finale. We see that the Prisoner can't really go home, and he always returns to The Village, whatever he does.
He does escape in episode 17, and does go home, in some manner. What he had to do, though, was mind-bending.
We're coming up on year (6). Number 6, eh. Final year of the essential Plan, apparently, per Q drop 3387. Anon can hardly imagine the culmination. What greater mind-bending ordealsmustwe go through, at the end, to escape?