Reference Q message: 02/16/18 (Fri) 20:05:17 732b35 No.402538

>Clown Agency>No Such Agency.

Let:

Clown Agency = CIA

No Such Agency = NSA

Then:

CIA NSA

Let:

">" = greater than

Then:

CIA is greater than NSA

Translation:

The CIA is bigger and more powerful than the NSA.

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>RIP JFK - we will succeed.

Translation:

Rest in peace, President Kennedy. We will succeed in dismantling the CIA.

—–

>Pyramid will collapse.

Let:

Pyramid = the organization of which the CIA is a part.

Translation:

The organization of which the CIA is a part will collapse.

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>Think shell.

Let:

shell = to fire shells into; to bombard

Translation:

Our approach is to shell (bombard) the organization of which the CIA is a part.

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RAW TRANSLATION:

The CIA is bigger and more powerful than the NSA. Rest in peace, President Kennedy. We will succeed in dismantling the CIA. The organization of which the CIA is a part will collapse. Our approach is to shell (bombard) the organization of which the CIA is a part.

FINAL TRANSLATION:

The CIA is bigger and more powerful than the NSA, but we are dismantling it as JFK recommended by successfully attacking the larger organization of which the CIA is a part.

Feedback?

>>404025

Understood. I suggest, though, it doesn't necessarily always mean "becomes". Even in the examples you give, it could mean "greater than":

• The fake is greater than the real.

• Blindness is greater than the sightedness.

>>404066

Try applying the translation logic I propose using the statement:

Let:

">" = becomes

Plug it in to my original post and see if you can make it work to produce a final translation, here:

>>403967

>>404123

Try applying the translation logic I propose using the statement:

Let:

">" = becomes

Plug it in to my original post and see if you can make it work to produce a final translation, here:

>>403967

>>404140

Try applying the translation logic I propose using the statement:

Let:

">" = becomes

Plug it in to my original post and see if you can make it work to produce a final translation, here:

>>403967

>>404306

Does collapse really imply that a shell will remain? Perhaps only rubble will be left…