Just a thought for those here since the beginning:

Q taught us that Fantasy Land meant North Korea.

Q says "just know, if the power goes out, we have full control."

Power goes out in Fantasy Land section of Disneyland.

Q confirms it's got something to with them, but not precisely what.

Not long after, NK enters the news in a big way, which we all know lead to peace talks.

Fantasy Land power outage might have signaled to us, at least in hindsight, the moment strings were cut in NK.

Similarly, power goes during POTUS press conference wile talking about Russia/Helsinki summit (where he received the soccer ball). POTUS jokes power outage may be the intelligence agencies.

Could that have been the signal that MI had decoded whatever Putin had given POTUS? Or any potential strings in Russia were cut?

>>2272511

Consider the idea of meme magic. What sort of effect would Shia getting thousands of leftists to chant "he will not divide us!" have?

Who would that effect benefit?

That should tell you if Shia is a white hat or black hat.

>>2272595

I bet anons could get people pretty swept up against Fantastic Beasts by pushing Depp's horrible habits into the light. Organized hashtags, tagging WB.

This board could tank that movie. Don't forget the power here.

>>2272720

Disney channel child actor turned major hollywood actor, Shia LaBouf. After the president was elected, Shia held multiple rallies where he repeated for days "he will not divide us" about Trump. Thousands of leftists flocked to him and joined him on live stream to chant the same thing.

(4chan successfully found three separate locations due to the most minuscule hints from the livestream).

Anons assumed he was working against us.

But if you think about the effect such an action has, who benefits?

>>2273089

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>>2273128

Doesn't this make you wonder: there is so much media about the Clinton cartel. Why do you think they've never once sued for libel?