>>4487681

You'll get a phone call too.

>>4487734 Oh, you didn't see this?

>>4487779

For the longest time nobody has gotten this right.

Ever watch birds? I mean really watch them? They sing:

1. First thing in the morning at sunrise

2. When confronting other birds of the same species over territory

3. Some species sing right before sunset. Quail, etc.

4. Caged birds don't sing when their cage is covered to block light; when the cover is removed, they sing.

Maybe we can put an end to the silly speculation about when birds sing.

"Sing" is also a slang phrase that refers to a person accused of a crime, deciding to dump and tell the truth about their own crime and about the involvement of others in crimes.

>>4487898

and

1. Mockingbirds, in particular, sing late at night after it is full dark. Some will sing for about half an hour before midnight, every night.

Singing behavior differs with species.

I don't think Q was referring to actual avian birds though.

People in jail sing when accused of crimes and given a chance to save themselves by confessing

>>4488018

I recall these flights were deemed to be Special Ops, but we ever pinpoint exactly what we think the purpose of the AZAZ0909 flights is?

>>4488239

>>4487798

Really? There are places where this is not true.