>>383646

That reminds me. It might be time to upgrade "Drain the swamp." In the literal sense, draining the swamp is about removing the water from the swamp. When that's done, everything that was hidden by the water--old tires, lost fishing rods, alligators, and any other trash you can think of--become exposed, and they are seen. With some audiences, at least, we've come a long way doing that. But we don't want a bunch of trash around. There comes a point where we need to "CLEAR the swamp." Or clean the swamp. Or some other words along those lines.

>>383736

Depends which ETs show up.

>>383744

I think Q's twitter timing thing has been sufficient to nix that idea.

>>383747

This one: >>351447

>>383788

I've already seen enough weird stuff to know things aren't as we've been told they are.

>>383810

Bad idea to impersonate anyone. Just do something harmless like a commemorative day.

>>383826

It's 4am EST already.

>>383838

There's always tomorrow. Hopefully, they won't have seen any related posts.

>>383852

I would try WHO.

>>383855

I was talking about time anomalies and the like in particular.

>>383873

Combat in/on water, too. He referred to a date that led us to the first submarine.

>>383895

Someone mentioned a connection between the name of the town and the name of the hospital where JFK died. I'm inclined to think there's something to that.

>>383922

And if that's the case, it's a warning to POTUS not to pick up where JFK left off. But I think we can actually succeed this time.

>>383942

It's been a weird journey all around. I don't think it's a coincidence, either, that it was Eagles vs. Patriots at the SB.

>>383669

Hmmmm…. They had everyone believing kids died at SH. To tell the truth, when it comes to this stuff, I don't know what to believe anymore. We've all been lied to many times.

>>383687

The fact that it was in DWS's territory makes it unlikely that it /ourguys/ had anything to do with it.

>>384000

I recall seeing a video in which someone was looking for death certificates on Ancestry.com and didn't find any. Don't do that. Ancestry.com only has the records they've bought, and they hadn't bought death records for those years. But there was that strange thing a few years before where people's houses all got paid off. Supposedly, the school was actually closed at the time. Finding records of that could be a key.

>>384044

Is he the one buying up all of the wells?

>>384023

One person at a time sometimes. I've talked to a couple of media friends of mine and convinced them that POTUS was the right person at the right time. They may not be excited about POTUS, but at least they aren't negative about him anymore.

>>384060

https:// www.theglobeandmail.com/report-on-business/nestle-outbids-small-ontario-municipality-to-buy-well-for-bottled-water/article31999831/

>>384095

Metaphorical? I don't know. I do know things aren't quite what they seem. I've been spoons before. Not like the kid in the movie did, though I know it's possible. I don't think anyone makes the spoon stand up again afterward, though. I've seen time anomalies, too. I've heard of someone who could make bullets stop in the air without hitting him. The movie is obviously dramatized, but I am inclined to think that some phenomena depicted are more real than many know.

>>384122

bent spoons. I swear, someone changes words on me from time to time.

>>384132

The third to last one. The rabbit hole is deep. The weird politics is only part of it.

>>384160

Almost looks like he's saying we'll eventually talk about Pres. Eisenhower's bad deal with reptilians.

>>384169

You do realize those things are something like twice as tall as us, right?

>>384180

In the beginning, I studied because I was curious. Now I study because I feel a need to not "misfire" so to speak. Think Harry Potter and the way he unknowingly made the glass of the snake enclosure disappear.