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https://x.com/RealSLokhova/status/2034997158345416717
connecting the dots, symbolize, where they arrogantly reveal themselves will lead to their capture and downfall.
First, their exposure.
COMEY'S COVERT COMMS
As you know from my research and analysis, coup-plotters communicate in code, and nothing is a coincidence when it comes to their plotting.
Here is my latest analysis.
Four days ago, former FBI Director Jim Comey posted a video about Beyoncé's song "Sandcastles." Why did he do it? Is he genuinely such a fan of Beyoncé (or Taylor Swift, as seen in his previous posts)?
Of course not!
He posted it because it is highly likely that Comey pre-agreed with his co-conspirators, including Andy McCabe, Peter Strzok, Lisa Page, and others, that they should monitor his Instagram posts for important messages. Remember, when subjects are under investigation, they are typically instructed by their lawyers not to communicate directly with each other. Comey cannot simply meet Pete or Andy for coffee to coordinate strategies, such as how to lie to investigators. He could be questioned about such contacts during depositions. Or (as they might fear) they could be under surveillance: after all, they spied on their opponents, so they assume the same is being done to them.
Last year, I wrote about how Comey used similar "Taylor Swift" posts to signal his upcoming indictment (search "Lokhova Comey Taylor Swift" on X for my analysis).
Now, he is likely employing the same technique in response to Grand Jury subpoenas.
We have thus established a working theory for why Comey is communicating this way: through Instagram stories about pop songs, to signal his co-conspirators.
We have also established why now: because he and the others are responding to subpoenas.
Now, to the substance of his communications.
Comey claims that the FBI codenames are random. Why does he need to do it?
Comey and company want us to believe that everything they did regarding President Trump was legitimate—perhaps with a few mistakes made by hardworking FBI personnel in response to "Russia's interference in the U.S. election, assisted by the Trump campaign," or the "unprecedented attack on our nation on January 6th," or whatever narrative fits.