>>2527683 old bread (#3189)

Well worth a go, Anon.

Liked the notion of sentence structure applied to WWG1WGA because it has a valid and distinct structure that is not commonly used in everyday parlance.

Structurally, what is the object? What is the subject? What is the action?

Let annons discuss.

Mirrored – we / you.

Mirrored – one / all.

How to pronounce ewe? Sounds like, you.

You-go sounds like Hugo? Who go.

One might ask, who goes where one goes?

Ask, can "we" go as one goes? Symbolism.

What is a hallowed evening or eve? What would make an eve hallowed?

Pronounce hallowed. Hello Duh?

[Heh] No. HAL Owed/Oh'd.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gw0zA3tlI8o

Hallowed We. 'N/ and. We go. You go.

Re: Ne'er allow / permit / concede.

Never give up.

Ne'er sounds like near?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dMTplnOTAco

When spoken with allow, it sounds as its meaning suggests: ne-vah allow.

Silent v [heh]. Is the Q silent, e'er?

Or, vaguely, as never hollow.

The coat of arms? It is translated as never give up. Recall POTUS' speech that featured that line, repeatedly. It is his personal motto, of sorts. Allow, give-in, give-up.

https://www.deadlinenews.co.uk/2012/01/17/donald-trump-at-last-awarded-the-scottish-coat-of-arms/

Do think you have something with the V = 5.

What of RQ and HQ? What kind of Q? R=? H=? RH or HR = ?

The questions arise even if leading to cul-de-sacs in a path off the well-trod. Can spark other ideas that can resolve.

Just some grist for the mill that might become good flour for the bread.

Cheers.

Who is Bill Priestap and what is his middle name? Count-Intelligence.

Who is Joseph Pientka and what is his middle name?

Who is George Toscas and what is his middle name?

Compare:

Viva Le difference.

Vive la difference.

When Q wrote [J C] what was missing? A character, p. Not just a letter. An uppercase [senior] character.

So the lowercase p supplied in POTUS twat did not suffice, really, but it was close, yes.

>>2530358

Yes, uppercase P, but a lowercase p was supplied by POTUS tweet.

Close, yes, did the job at that moment, yes. But insufficient.

Remember, Q had already named Carlin in previous posts. This was not a revelation of this character's involvement.

Ask: why would Q wish to draw attention to the individual who wrote, Viva Le Resistance? Suppose it was Carlin and ask what difference would that make, really?

There is a hidden character yet to be surfaced?

Well, consider, that between the letters J and C in [J C] is a character in plain sight but seems invisible except in back of mind. The [space] character. An uppercase P is needed to complete JPC, yes, not a lowercase p, and it must replace [space].

The [space] is significant as a placeholder, sure, but also for punctuation and meaning.

Note also the replacement of an uppercase L in Le with the appropriate lowercase l in la. Not a straight 1-for-1 substitution.

SP was demoted (from uppercase to lowercase)? LP also disempowered, likewise, but also differently. The LP in the Q post did not indicate that Viva Le Resistance was attributable to LP; but LP was on the same line as.

LP might signify Lisa and Peter, not Lise Page alone. But lowercase, lp. With a character between – [space] between them, [l p].

Might it not be significant that Q used a space rather than an underscore to imply a missing character? What character has come between Lisa and Peter?

>>2530445

That is surely one of the purposes of the series of Q posts with missing letters and/or misspellings, I think.

To teach comms.

There is still more, I think, to the [J C] lesson. More than we know, at the moment. And some of it is graspable, I think (again my opinion), even with what we do know at this time.

Q used a [space] rather than an underscore as done with C_A, for example. Significance? The underscore is used as a mere placeholder while [space] carries structural and gramatical meaning as well as symbolism.

To wit: a character seen but not seen.