Observation Pt 1
The following isn't meant to suggest anything beyond my speculation and curiosity. Nor is it revealing any intel (that I am aware of). Early this morning on my normal everyday dog walk around a large municipal sports park, I spotted a group of 5 people gathered in the middle of a section of the park in discussion. Three of the women were looking down and working on ipads. Some 40 feet away was another group of three men talking in close proximity. Then one of the 3 men walked back to the larger group and spoke to the 5. The two remaining eventually approached, but the oldest one stood apart at a distance.
Given what I've been absorbed with here on Q research, you can imagine where my mind went attempting to understand who they were and what they could possibly be doing there, and what they were talking about. At first glance, considering the location and the fact that large scale Hwood filming often takes place in that park, they could have been a scouting team with a film or TV production company, doing some recon, figuring where the trailers, trucks and craft services will be set up. That of course, is the first impression a normal local would have. Nothing to see here.
But something about this bunch was unusual to me. They didn't look like most film crews. Hwood film crews have a certain look, and this group in their long pants didn't have that look. This group looked a little too clean cut with close cropped hair, or none at all. The three women had short ponytails poking through the backs of their ball caps. Honestly, my first impression was naval officers based on the countless Navy aircraft carrier flight operations videos I've been watching lately for entertainment and information. They were all dressed in normal civilian clothing, but it wasn't the usual LA style casual clothing, or film crew clothing, which often have a surfer/hipster look. It looked to me more like civilian clothing military would wear.
They also didn't move or talk like typical LA/Hwood folk. Hwood film types in a bunch that size are loud and cocky, and there's often joking, banter, and side conversations. Also, with film location recon, there's a lot of pointing and gesturing, and they also move quickly. The big film crews do remote location shooting all the time, so those in charge don't mess around. Also, normal film shoot recon is mostly handled by a small group. Often just two key people. Rarely do you see them in a large group, and there usually aren't three people working an ipad.
For as long as I watched (some 5 minutes), the conversations were information sharing, from one person to the group. The two separate groups far apart (out of earshot) also got my attention. When they joined with the larger group, the information flow went from the rejoining member to the larger group, while the oldest one circled the perimeter apart from the group in a slow deliberate fashion. Everything about it just smacked of military. And yes, even though I was quite a distance away (150 feet) they did notice me with my two dogs. Hwood types don't notice "civilian background actors."