Repostan bc it was the end of the bread

>>396295

>Map

>topics

Right. Main topic, subtopics. Can't get too detailed in the beginning - like if you wanted to do human trafficking - you're going to have to break out further. It gets huge very quickly

>>396402

Excellent point.

>>396447

Wew

Doesn't that also mean that other cases Weissman handled can be opened up for question?

>>396484

Large concepts first, to smaller subtopics. Break the subtopics out and detail them (with sources/proofs). Sounds easy, is difficult. I tried to do it with Loop Capital but the data was disorganized, really complex and overwhelming (my problem).

Well that particular anon made one for his map, don't know if he's open to using it for other maps or just for that one - will ask in his thread…

>>396611

Yes, beginning 12/07

>>396868

>Just smile and nod.

That was very polite and of course the right course of action. 8ch version is filter quietly.

>>396833

Very helpful, thank you.

>>396813

> why Q told us to monitor Skyking. 11.175MHz

Where did Q say that?

>>.396633

The whole point is to answer the questions and pay attention to the specific people, places, businesses/orgs/foundations, dates & activities. These each have a network unto themselves, and also in the larger sense interrelate. That forms the big picture.

But for our own sanity and practicality, those smaller subtopics have a network on their own. Within that are the sources & proofs to point the normies to. That's why the network maps come in handy and the infographs. Those can be simplified to relay a lot of information in a format anyone can understand (picture worth 1k words).

>>396681

Where are these names from - I know some of them - are they all dossier related? U1?