>>4306661 lb

It's usually pretty easy to identify people who are actually looking to hold a conversation or exchange/test ideas. While everyone can be expected to 'advance under fire' with their idea, and can even get a bit animated in response, they are processing what is being said to them, considering it, and responding to it to bolster their idea or shore up a hole put in it. They realized the other person had an effect on the discussion.

The ones who just keep launching on with the same nonsense are being shills, either through incompetence on their end or intent. Every time I see the "… And be amazed!" Tag line, it's like some kind of script straight out of a carnival sideshow. Because the aliens at Roswell couldn't get documentation to be anything but carnies….

But it would actually be kind of creepy if they stopped. Maybe the real shills are already in jail and Q just had the AI chatbots going to keep us comfy in their absence…. I jest…

But that also comes back around to how Q often speaks. It's not that he isn't talking to us - but that his statements are meant to be read. It's similar to a sort of way I could get on forums where one is speaking more as an orator with an eternal voice as opposed to a person with a fleeting idea - or how he is always speaking to not just the lurkers, but the proxy followers, the people who do not come to the chans or voat, but who are still seeing Q's posts.

No comms outside this platform isn't just a reminder that anyone claiming to be Q elsewhere is lying. It is also a reminder that the only place Q is going to address, directly, is here as well. At least as Q. I am sure they have official capacities that are undertaken in their proper manner.

The only way Q is heard by those who do not come here is by the sharing of information. We somewhat know and understand this, but I haven't seen it stated consciously in some time.

I'm apparently tired, and rambling.

>>4306811

I'm more of the opinion that we have Special Operator "Stormy" Daniels to thank for this one.

If memory serves correctly, Cohen's office was raided by Mueller not long after it was leaked by "Trump's Lawyers" that Mueller was not targeting Trump in his investigation. There was also a fire around that time related to Cohen - which seemed like an attempt to destroy information.

Seemed rather obvious to me that Cohen was the "Trump lawyer" who leaked that Mueller wasn't targeting Trump and who Q called a traitor.

Then we had the sudden issue with Stormy Daniels and an NDA for a payoff that Cohen took without Trump knowing, yet Stormy signed releases stating that the affair never happened.

The reason Mueller needed to appear to be targeting Trump was to get testimonies and cooperation. Mueller was a heavily leveraged asset in the decades prior, and the various corrupt officials would come crawling out of the wood-work to try and place anything they could on Trump and Trump's campaign. If Mueller asked for something, they would give it to him in the belief he was going to use it to make the orange man go away.

But here is the thing… The FBI and CIA planted people into Trump's campaign to try and pin all of this on him to begin with - so while the reports about what some people in Trump's campaign did are correct, the assumption (by many reporting to the Mueller investigation) that it was an investigation into Trump was wrong.

If people thought Mueller was teaming up with Trump to take on the cabal - then they wouldn't really be very forthcoming, even if they didn't particularly like the cabal. But they will play the DC game, and Mueller is good at the DC game.

Cohen, however, is in league with the Clintons. For whatever reason, he is genuinely on that team, which is where the whole issue of the NDA came from, as well as the attempt to sound the alarm to the media and greater DC that Mueller was not against Trump.

There again, I barely follow events in washington. I think the deeper people get into the political game up there, the harder it is for them to see the big picture. People tend to think that more information makes them have a better understanding … And that can be true, but it can also be deceptive. We see it all the time where fans and critics of a series/institution will be taken aback by its actions - only for the casual onlookers to have been calling it months or years ahead of time. More information and exposure doesn't necessarily make a person more aware of what is going on.

>>4306865

I think a lot of anons are used to being… Scavenged… In their/our lives, and it's made us a bit bitter toward anyone who gives off that vibe.

There is also a tendency of people who create these personas to simply become whores, for whatever reason. I don't think it's greed, necessarily. I think that many people are conditioned to seek certain things - be it validation or paychecks, without really thinking about it. When they perform x and get more money, they will continue mashing x until the payout decreases or evaporates. Simple addiction via positive reinforcement.

And all of this creates liability. I walk down paths that people in the public do not. Will not. I do not care if people think I am crazy. I do not care if people do not follow behind me or pay me sheckles. I invite people to walk with me, but I jump into the Abyss without a second thought. It's not "normal" and probably never will be. The dragon of the abyss devours the soul through the mind, and most are smart enough to realize they will lose their soul in there. I just have an ego that can dwarf Jupiter and would gladly pull one over on the pantheon to teach everyone a lesson.

It was Prometheus who tricked Zeus, but it was Hercules who released him from his punishment for giving man fire. Double meanings exist. Eagle. Symbol of Zeus. Athena. Symbol owl. Hawk. Symbol of Horus. Torch - Athens, passing of fire in ceremony worshiping/honoring Prometheus, the Titan who gave mankind fire.

The swastika was also used in Greek artwork to depict the eyes of the gods. Glowing eyes, as well.

I am still trying to parse through the relevant and irrelevant information on my end. …. What was I talking about to begin with?

Right… Because media tends to care about their image and their following, it tends to make them prone to quirks. They'll binge on a subject and then abandon it. They'll reverse course on a subject multiple times to try and be on the 'winning' side. Being a celebrity tends to take over their entire purpose. It's about what brings the viewers and the subscriptions… Insightful or shallow as it may be.

>>4306934

I speculated this was the case a long time ago. That many of the shills were scripted opfor. Would also explain why I have found some of the scripts I wrote in my younger years among them. "This guy sounds like an asshole, use his shit. Oh, look, he's here and arguing with his old persona."

But it is always more fun to play with the actors' scripts to string together an epic tale. Did that on our work-ups for deployment… Always more fun when you wrote your own script behind the check sheet scenarios.

Of course … I also love writing things that break the fourth wall.

>>4307077

You know … As I do research into ancient legends and mythos to try and parse together a single coherent story… I sometimes have to stop and remind myself of something…

As interesting as the past may be, and as relevant as it may be to how we got to this point in time … It doesn't change what options we have in front of us, or what things need to be done.

Relevant versus irrelevant information. The irony being that many of the things we want to know are irrelevant to moving forward.

I've held a person very dear to me for a long time. Nothing I discover about the history of my own creed is going to change how that person is seen in my eyes, or the history of their creed. I do want to find a complete understanding and context in the hope of bridging the divide that is there… But only because of deceit. But… It's probably not necessary, and is even a rather silly compulsion of mine.

Point is - not everything interesting is relevant. There's also the question of what information will be accepted. When documents are finally declassified and we can look over everything, will we accept those to be sufficient to form truth, or will we insist there is always some greater deception at play?

I really am tired…. Look at me ramble…

>>4307167

Seriously, though. You remind me of someone. If that wasn't you guys, you might wanna look into that.

If it was you guys, then I have some serious questions related to the cost-effectiveness… Or what lab I must have escaped from to warrant that degree of fuckery.

Not that it being someone else gets rid of those questions… But at least some manner of motive becomes easier to see.

>>4307335

Hmmm…

POTUS drinks pepsi more than coke.

On a related note, I am looking forward to seeing how 3d printing is integrated into FAA processes/regulations. Being a bit of a fag at the moment, but it's serious time. Equipping the military with the capabilities of electron beam melt or DMLS will enable them to make repair parts that are currently… Unavailable. The dies for many aircraft still flying were destroyed and the companies no longer able to manufacture parts.

>>4307412

You'd be amazed what a lulzbot can do, still.

I'm working toward something of the same, but for metals. Electron beam melt powder bed or wire feed, most likely. Lasers are prima donnas. Just put a particle cannon known as a TV over the bed and let magnetics do the Aim. 64 bit processing these days opens up a range of volumetric processing abilities that were harder to find back in the day.

The real challenge is the vacuum pump. A standard HVAC can pull down to a mean free path of a few centimeters, but a turbomolecular pump or an ion pump will be needed to pull down to anything you'd want to print with. A laser can argon flood, but a laser in the kilowatt class is also not realistic for a desktop or "refrigerator" fabricator size. That means the trusty particle cannon of entertainment gets an 'overclock' and we need a cheap way of pulling a sufficient vacuum. Probably will be an ion pump as those are simple and I like voltages that turn capacitors into concussion grenades.