>>4405159 (lb)

>No consensus on 17 second signal.

Agree no consensus.

I dug for several days on ELF/ULF frequency communications, which have been decommissioned.

Posted several times, bakers couldn't be bothered to share it.

In a nutshell, in 50s-80s US Navy used bedrock formations under the great lakes as an antenna relay for underwater comms.

Frequencies were higher than the 17-second/0.059 Hz signal.

Logical that tech advanced, possibly to those super low frequencies.

Q said something about blinding the DS caused tech not-ready-for-primetime to be activated.

Don't know if that wave was a comm signal, or to disrupt the comm signal.

>>4405392

>>4405387

>>4405454

Damn. I was going to donate under the name

Mexico.

>>4405486

>I can say with near certainty, that it was man made.

I believe we have consensus on that point, for sure.

Really, the only logical thing is a disruption signal.

How would DUMBs, underwater bases, rogue subs, bolt holes, etc. all communicate with each other?

Everything has been blinded, right?

HAM, Internet comms on all platforms including chat on game systems, etc.

A sub-ULF signal may even travel through the mantle.

The frickin mantle. Of the urf. As their WiFi router.

Comms would be easy that way.

The 17-second signal was so large it definitely would have blasted out any other sub-ULF signals.

It was not a small signal, it showed up EVERYWHERE and blasted everything.

Like standing next the speaker stack at a rock concert.

It may have deafened the sub-ULF stations… or may have just been a disruption that could be done again if needed.

>>4405824

>to avoid "Trump media optics" playing a part in the arrests/justice

Maybe. Good benefit.

Generals were primarily there to make sure military stayed on our side.

Also for opsec, control leaks and info.

That part of the op is done now.

The generals can step down because their jobs are done. At least for this phase.