>>452334

If this is legit it appears to be a direct message:

Capital letters in message beneath the posts are TG

Incorrect and missing letters are: f and a

Relevant?

>>452514

Amazing how sometimes stepping away for a bit clarifies our thinking. Great analysis.

>>452559

I'm calling BS on that idea. Mueller clearly said that no Americans knowingly colluded with the Russian trolls.

>>452550

Don't do it BO. Trap. Maintain opsec.

>>452563

Excellent point. So ban SSRIs, not guns. Psychotropic drugs alter an individual's brain chemistry, pre-disposing them to increased suggestibility.

>>452533

^^^^^^^^^^

THIS

>>452643

A while back Q, or possibly an anon, said that the main players each had a cyanide pill to use in case of capture. Maybe this is one of the main players?

>>452637

Other boards are compromised. No way to know who is friend and who is foe. Things are getting hot. Maintain opsec.

>>452681

This got me thinking about the newly created US Cyber Security Taskforce. Q and other anons have mentioned the difficulty inherent in arresting and prosecuting the cabal and others based on information gleaned from the NSA/MI based on the tainted fruit rule, and might cause other cases to be thrown out based on the possibility that the original evidence was illegally obtained, or would reveal sources and methods. It's quite a conundrum.

Could this new task force become the public face of upcoming revelations? What if the task force set up a 1-800 number for tips regarding election fraud or any of the other areas of focus? The agencies, including the NSA, could "call in" their evidence, maintaining a degree of separation that might solve the tainted fruit problem.

>>452797

Great catch. Sounds very plausible.