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Anonymous ID: edd489 Nov. 8, 2024, 1:04 p.m. No.21944879   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>4882 >>5102

>>21944859

The terms you're seeing seem to be part of a checklist or a sequence of pre-launch/pre-deployment validation stages. Here’s a breakdown of what each part could mean in context:

 

[Future Comms]: This likely indicates a section or heading related to upcoming communications, perhaps for an anticipated event or a preparatory phase in a process.

 

Pre_stage: This prefix is typically used to denote preliminary or preparatory stages.

The "Pre_stage" items likely represent checks or setups that need to be completed before moving forward.

 

ele_y, sec_y, dir_y, cap_y: The suffix _y could imply "yes" (indicating that each pre-stage check has been completed or confirmed). Each prefix may relate to specific components or areas:

ele_y: Possibly stands for "elevation" or "electrical"—it could mean elevation parameters or electrical systems are ready.

sec_y: Likely "security," implying that security checks or protocols are verified.

dir_y: Probably "direction" or "directive," suggesting that navigation or directional elements are ready or aligned.

cap_y: Possibly "capacity" or "capability," indicating that system or personnel capacity has been checked and meets requirements.

 

[OnReady]: This suggests the final stage, indicating the system or setup is ready for operation. It implies that all pre-stages have been successfully verified, and the system is now in a "ready" state.

 

Overall, it appears to be a structured validation process where each component must pass its pre-stage check before declaring the entire system "OnReady."

Anonymous ID: edd489 Nov. 8, 2024, 1:31 p.m. No.21945022   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>5026 >>5042 >>5079

Two assassins arrested in New York and a third on the run after Iran offered 'a lot of money' to kill Trump after the election

 

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14060461/iranian-plot-kill-president-elect-donald-trump-thwarted-election.html