I pointed out the odd number of periods on multi-tweets. (when they're normal 3 & 3, they're almost always tweeted as replies, or a thread, when the number of periods is different they are never tweeted as reply or thread.) That tells me it is definitely done on purpose.
Someone replied that it's a book cipher for Art of the Deal.
Someone who knows what they are doing can find them all using Trump Twitter Archive and searching for "…".
I'd love to see someone solve it.
Q said, "Has POTUS ever made a statement that did not become proven as true/fact?"
Maybe he has. Or maybe it was just the time period from becoming POTUS to when Q posted that.
Or maybe Mueller is just a bad dude running a scam investigation. That wouldn't be a very surprising ending, though.
Solve the unusual number of periods in multi-tweets / Art of the Deal book cipher!
The one other tip I got was that there are different page numbers between the paperback and the hardcover of Art of the Deal.
I tossed the idea out a while ago hoping someone would pick it up and solve. If no one does, eventually, I will. I'd have to learn a bit about ciphers before I could solve it.
It's probably something that is really easy for someone who is familiar with the topic.
I think it's a significant key to something because they're so commonly used and it goes back a long way him using these type of tweets.
Yup. And you get more if you only use three periods in the search. Sometimes it's 3 then 4, etc.
I'm almost postivie that there is something significant and yet to be discovered to these.
Someone here knows what it is. Someone here is capable of figuring it out. It just needs some attention to stick to it.
One other tip (maybe).
When the person said think offset, this alphabet wheel (Caesar Cypher?) was also posted.
Something in the tweets may direct to page number, then something gives the offset for the Caesar Cypher wheel?
Plausible deniability?