dChan - Q Origins Project Archive

This is NOT mine, I found it on suckerbook in a Q group and thought I should be seen here.

Alright guys, so I wanted to weigh in on the whole SeaTac plane hijacker event. I'll preface my opinion with a little background. I'm former military and law enforcement. I won't go into specifics about what I did in those fields, but suffice it to say, I have experience and knowledge from both of those fields that has lead me to this theory. So here it goes. We know that a rogue missile was launched off of the coast of Washington State in an attempt to take out 45. We know that there were civilians on the ground who watched it go up in real time and that they reportedly believed the source of the launch to be around the area of Naval Air Station Whidbey Island, WA. What I can tell you with absolute certainty is that NAS Whidbey Island does not have surface to air missile capabilities. Which leads me to my next opinion. Given the fact that a surface to air missile was fired somewhere off of the coast of Washington State, it can be reasonably assumed that the source of it's launch was actually on Ketron Island, WA, which is roughly 60 miles due south of NAS Whidbey Island. If you aren't already aware, Ketron Island is where the alleged hijacker went down yesterday. With that in mind, I believe what we actually witnessed was a white hat covert op, masked as a suicidal hijacker, with the intention of wiping out the launch platform for the rogue missile, so as to prevent black hats from utilizing it in the future for FF operations, the F-15 Iron Eagles being the delivery vehicle for the payload that wiped out the target, and using the plane crash to cover it up, i.e. the ensuing fire at the scene of the crash/target. Given the speed and trajectory of the missile, it would be easy for an untrained eye to misconstrue it's flight path and assume that it came from NAS Whidbey Island, which I'm guessing was also partly just the individual assuming that's where it originated, being that it's a military base. But this would be an uneducated assumption, for the reason I stated previously, which is that NAS Whidbey Island doesn't have surface to air missile capabilities. It should also be noted that the alleged conversation between the air traffic controller and the suspect was never secured. When I say secured what I'm referring to is switching to an encrypted radio frequency that cannot be scanned by the public. You may be asking yourself why that's significant. The reason that it is significant is because for all intents and purposes, this was a real world terrorist incident, hence the scrambling of the F-15 Iron Eagles. When a situation of that magnitude occurs, operators will switch to a secure network, so as to avoid any interference that could jeopardize the situation. Any and all audio recordings should have been secured immediately, as they would now be direct evidence for the crime that was being perpetrated. In this case those comms were never secure. Why would that be you might ask? I'm guessing that it was pre recorded and pre orchestrated audio, and was played over the publicly available radio frequency so as to set the stage so to speak, having people believe that it was some guy who lost his marbles and decided to commit suicide, when in reality it was just Team 45/Team White Hat bringing down a cabal asset and adding another victory to the motherfuckin U.S. Department of Winning