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"Wait until you learn who has been talking to you here." – Q
I am saying WAIT is the operative word in the sentence. It's the active verb. LEARN is passive. I don't read any call to action to figure out, much less expose, who Q is, UNTIL we are to learn it.
Patience is a virtue, Anon. Besides, there are TONS of other things we're to be doing.
"Wait until you learn who has been talking to you here." – Q
Read a book awhile back titled "Cure Unknown Inside the Lyme Epidemic." Written by a medical journalist – very thorough coverage of the "history" of Lyme's. Anyway, there was a researcher who dissected brains of deceased Alzheimer's patients and found Lyme spirochetes in every single one.
Help needed in war room for Monday morning's mockingbird drops re: Russia.
Cannot read any copy, but I can tell you one thing. That was written using carbon paper. We are seeing a carbon copy. Back in the day carbon paper was placed in between sheets of paper to make a copy.
ThankQ, kiwi anon. Love the meme.
KEK, sorry, mate.
>Carbon copy images usually meant the writing (by hand) was deeply pressed.
Not necessarily deeply pressed. Maybe so if there were multiple copies being made. Think those little pads diner waitresses used to use. Same piece of carbon over & over again till the end of the "check" book. I myself keep carbon paper in my desk drawer for those rare occasions something needs to quickly be written by hand but for which I want to retain a copy.
>Access to the original is foreclosed?
IDK, but the stamp at bottom says "best copy available."