As I was researching this, I wondered about the SAT relay since most phones work with cell technology. So satellite tech has been around since the 60s but don't know if it was something specific to that or not. It seems like most of the shooters, if their programming was activated, would have been using cellular technology.

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>>515507

This was posted in the general thread today. Anon stated, "Q mentioned [3] dead scientists, indicating that of the deaths at Marconi, only three of them are of significance."

But Q didn't specify that the 3 dead scientists were at Marconi. It is certainly possible that they were the ones Q referred to, but I don't think we have definitely established that the 3 were among the group of Marconi scientists.

>>517633

Contains links to a number of posts on this topic made in general research threads.

All the info tonight about Abel Danger and Field McConnell's testimony about Serco, SAT, 9-11 and so on.

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Motorola's patent probably would tie right back into SAT relay messages. Motorola was in the forefront of development of satellite communications.

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>>406895 (You)

See >>530817 for more information on Motorola.

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Thanks for all the research. It seems worth considering tho' we may need Q to verify for us if any of these are the right ones. I did come across some scientists who had been working on stuff that was going to be applicable for helping paralytics move through implants but didn't include them since it didn't seem to involve cell phone or satellite phone technology.