>>25096615

>Anons remember LAS VEGAS

What just happened in SA?

Who owns the top floors of the hotel?

What happened today in SA?

To who specifically?

Was POTUS in LV that night?

Yes/no?

Why was he there?

Who did he have a classified meeting with?

Q92

Nov 05, 2017

Sun 5 Nov 2017

No one doubted that Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman was a man in a hurry. But the Saudi royal’s decision to arrest 11 princes, four ministers and dozens of former ministers shows he is a risk-taker on a scale the Middle East has rarely seen.

The fact that the billionaire Prince Alwaleed bin Talal, who owns the investment firm Kingdom Holding, was among the wave of late-night arrests (and is thought to be held in the luxurious confines of Riyadh’s Ritz Carlton hotel) suggests MBS, as Salman is known colloquially, is willing to take on the kingdom’s most powerful figures to implement his reforms and consolidate power.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2017/nov/05/saudi-arabia-arrests-crown-prince-mohammed-bin-salman

>>25096682

>>Dopey

>Who was behind the entire assassination attempt and the Harvest Festival.

Las Vegas.

What hotel did the 'reported' gunfire occur from?

What floors specifically?

Who owns the top floors?

Top floors only.

Why is that relevant?

What was the shooter's name?

What was his net worth?

How do you identify a spook?

…

Who was in LV during this time?

What was the real mission?

>>25096718

>Q is not coming back.

Q was an operation in an information war. The operation has concluded.

>>25096726

>these people are stupid, evil, and arrogant.

>>25096741

>Why did Q leave us

Q was never a person, it was an intelligence operation. Why personalize or anthropomorphize some writing on the Internet, Anon? Q was never a superhero, Q provided information. Anons processed and disseminated that information worldwide. The mission was accomplished. There was no need for goodbye. It was never personal.

>>25096747

>used Socratic Method so probably psychology is definitely involved.

National security restrictions play a role in Q's use of questions as well, Anon. A question is not a statement and therefore skirts disclosure rules.

Thanks for the doc. Here is a broader view of the boards' use as a conduit in an information war: https://jfsc.ndu.edu/portals/72/documents/jc2ios/additional_reading/1c3-jp_3-13-4_mildec.pdf

>>25096777

>So a concept made those posts and signed with the letter Q?

No, Anon. At least several individuals used signatures in the drops, including '-The WH' in drop #51. One was signed '4,10,20' or DJT. Some were signed 'Alice & Wonderland'. The 'Q' signature was not used until Q#61. The Q signature departed in Q #64:

"God bless - I must go for good at this point.

Q"

[picrel] …but returned in Q #65

Intelligent people should be more aware of the source material and make use of easily-accessible sources, Anon. 'Q' was never a person. It was a signature adopted by a team based on the accepted compilations of Q drops.

>>25096778

>They revere him as the Godfather of all Godfathers.

>>25096851

>>25096846

>>25096888

Sadly, cats do not live long on cheap Canadian whisky and gin, Anon.

Mr. Pig bulked up using isometrics and threw sand on Charles Atlas himself!

>>25096907

o7

Mr. Pig has been a comforting presence for many seasons now.

>>25096912

>Sadly many of our OG Anons are about to crater, no jobs, despondent and out of money & time

Wanna bet they are still grateful they don't work for Jews, Anon?

>>25096921

No hate, Anon. A humorous reference from a popular movie that ties in to many discussions here at /qresearch. Why would anyone hate Jews?

>>25096930

>if you commit sucide God sends you back

Which God, Anon? Does that God have a name other than the generic 'Lord'?

>>25096933

>What is a woman?

An unstable suspension of bitterness and jealousy mixed with spite, anger, and vindictive blame? At least in the older models.

>>25096961

>>25096979

>what is that monkey about to do to mr pig?

Exalt him before the entire tribe, Anon.

>>25096988

>>25096999

Can you attempt to answer the question, Anon?

>>25097045

>Many such cases.

The woman I married was fine. The women I've loved were fine. The women I worked with were lonesome, ornery, and mean, as well a vindictive score-keepers.

>>25097082

>Dark hints with no sauce.

>>25097094

>Diggers hate sauceless hints.

>>25097103

A common death sentence was the condemned were to be 'hanged by the neck until dead'. Mistakes didn't matter. The result was achieved in due time.