>>394745

After looking at this list.

I did a search about remotely hacked cars.

>>>/greatawakening/96

Same media groups in the list covered the same story around the same time…

Coincidence?

Just an example of how talking points work I guess.. Nothing that hasn't been covered already.

>>394645

See -->>394742

>>394752

Elsagate is some adults dressed up in an elsa suit and act out roles with someone usually dressed up in a spiderman suit. It's called Elsagate because that elsa dressup is the first thing people think of when they think of these weird videos their children are watching.

Most of the time there's no dialogue just running around with music in the background.

But it all seems like behavior modification to me. check the mkultra project in

>>>/greatawakening/96 and compare.

>>394863

yea. securedrop.org has a list of all TOR onion links for all Media groups that run the software.

Apache media group (foreign, seems like french) is one of them.

here's a screen shot of other news outlets:

>>394745

>>394915

Well now they know. Expect a work around..

Oh wait that happened by removing the headphone jack.

>>394909

Do you also manage qanonmap.github.io? they look exactly the same…

>>394932

I wouldn't doubt a generic battery company making the batteries and then Apple and Samsung just slapping their names on it.

It's similar to generic over the counter medicine. Where known companies like Advil and Tylenol just slap their names on it.

Who know's if this whole rivalry stuff between companies is just a farce. That the source of it all comes from one main place. Both in Tech and Pharm.

>>394955

Clowns are the brokers, selling the ideas.

>>394958

If we can't trust American companies. I trust foreign companies even less!

look what is going on with Secure Drop. So called "Freedom of the Press" control and operated by clowns.

>>394943

>>394897

It's more than just the word apache. Apache just tops the list. Apache is a media group. website uses ".be" which is a Belgium Top Level Domain.

www.apache.be

My guess is that anything they write about could be the talking points that all the other news media also received from the clowns.

>>395121

And doesn't that just mess you up in the head? how can they do that!!! Wicked wicked people. It's blasphemy I tell you.

>>395205

This is why I have a hard time trusting products that already come from foreign places like Huawei and Xiaomi.

Question, if the FBI and DOJ say do not trust, should we trust?

>>395269

Thats the confusing part.

First, the article is from CNN so already strike one.

Second FBI and CIA are mentioned so that's strike two.

But then NSA is also mentioned? and privacy issues with a foreign product that we are not in really good terms with?

How do you know who/what to trust these days.

>>395272

>it could be a double reverse psychology

>>395276

>article would make me more inclined to use them

Agreed and Agreed.

>>395320

>Q, your post does not make sense. mobile phone signals are not passed through satellites.

maybe we should start here:

dhs.gov/sites/default/files/publications/Satellite-Mobile-Phones-MSR_0416-508_0.pdf

>>395329

Seriously. Why are we trying to decipher this.

>>395392

>THE PILLS ARE GIVING US WHAT THEY SAY IT CURES

What are Vaccines?

>>395429

In other words, the tech could have already been here. sat comms seem more reliable than landlines and cell towers. think earthquakes or if towers get taken down.

But the research got thwarted, for one reason or another..

>>395421

Wow. sick to use the name of a pagan god Moloch. the same god people sacrificed their kids on using fire…

>>395433

Exactly. the Researchers were looking into the effects of daily satellite signals on the everyday consumer. Is it safe? is satellite better than cell towers? is it more convenient? is it cost effective? etc..

>>395528

Plausible.