Uh… guys? Not sure if this has been covered yet.
“Comperatore” = “buyer” in Italian
Best hits on qanon.pub go to “what does money buy?”
One drop Nov. 2, 2017
Multiple drops Nov. 6 2017
https://qanon.pub/?q=What%20does%20money%20buy
Someone get in here and tell me I’m not losing my shit.
How much does it cost to buy an operator a new life?
Working on this. Anagramming is not in my skill set but only thing that leaps out at me from “Compertore” (or “Comperatore”) is “emptor” (back to “buyer”, this time in Latin). If Latin, I exclude “Corey” because Y does not exist in Latin. Ergo I am left with four/five letters: CORE (“heart”) or “ACORE”. If I skip the A as instructed by the jacket, I wind up with “EMPTOR CORE”: Buyer of Heart. And then I spiral into thoughts of David Rockefeller and am transported instantaneously back to early posts about the first of the families falling.
This makes the most sense so far. Roll in Looking Glass and we’ve got a nice little package.