>>21222695 (LB)

this kind of stuff is inspiring and fun and I'm not knocking it.. but its all so vague.. I just don't see the point in a proof like this.. it doesn't feel like a proof it feels like there's a TON of posts and a limited number of potential digits, particularly when working with times and dates, to match events up with….

To say there was foreknowledge of shots being fired precisely @ 6:11pm.. idk.. just seems like a big stretch for not much add'l clarity..

>>21222719 (LB)

Yeah, could be something whimsical, could be God, idk.. Time doesn't exist in the way Time Travel fantasy portrays it though.. Time is a measurement of relative motion.. Just because you remember things used to be in a different position doesn't mean they're still back there in a "different time".. They just moved.. It's just movement.. what you think of time is just movement/cycles of observable sunlight intervals, and we compare the movement of other things to this constant & dependable movement.

>>21222722 (LB)

There have been more compelling proofs. Idk, if this were a proof, what would it be for? Just to show you that it was planned/controlled/foreseen with precision.. but.. I just don't get that from Q.. I lean on Q asserting that he's not a prophet etc..

Unless it was blanks/squibs/blood packets and crisis actors.. that'd be pretty weird. That's what anons fren thinks.. I have to believe that some of the people that die in stuff like this were real people and actually died.