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a really special place picked out
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all caps produce key, apical elite
Apical elite means the loftiest, highest, dominant, topmost elite.
Phonetically it is also a pun on political (and on pickle).
The really special elite have a really special place and will be put in their place?
The Soros/Loser
The evil losers
GS
The 1 year delta may point to this date 12 months ago and the QPosts and the news of each day then and now.
Cheers, Anons.
The pen is trimmed with chrome? Not gold. Aren't POTUS pens gold trimmed whereas Hussein used chrome? Perhaps this is not a pen used for signing EOs but for regular day-to-day tasks like taking notes.
The folder or binder appears much smaller than what has been used for public signing of EOs. Looks like a diary or notebook, possibly just a date calendar?
It is on a desk but hard to tell if that is the Resolute. But what is that in the topright corner? A few paper items stapled – reports, briefings, somesuch?
If expired, then, there's no deductible and no legit claim on the policy. Now it is a matter of bluff rather than leverage.
However, POTUS understands, based on his negotiating skillz and exp, that there is usually a way to find leverage to make a better deal than without leverage. In Mueller's case, that may mean just laying on the process as the punishment itself. That would be spiteful. But may be done defensively now that the investigation is stripped bare naked.
But what if the insurance policy was a Q policy – transforming the Spygate insurance policy into a weapon, sorta like using your enemy's shield to bash him over the head.
Hands are up and the watch face is on its side.
Might be nothing but don't left-handed guys lay down their watches that way, typically, if they wear their watch on their lefthand? Right-handers lay down the other side.
On the other hand (pun intended) the buttons on the right side of watch's face might mean watch is rested with buttons up, typically, regardless of handedness.
(pic related)
>But what if the insurance policy was a Q policy – transforming the Spygate insurance policy into a weapon, sorta like using your enemy's shield to bash him over the head.
Deduction. Q called the investigation an insurance policy and later said it has expired. A policy that POTUS said could have been stopped by himself but he has chosen to let it continue despite good reasons to order it ended.
Serves a purpose favorable to POTUS or why let it continue? The report may be its first and last. But it may continue after that. Under the new acting AG and possibly under the newly appointed AG (and his Deputy). What might one deduce from that continuation under the authority of POTUS?
A pro-Dem or pro-elite insurance policy, as in a Spygate policy, that has not expired would be a different policy from the one Q said has expired. And that policy would be extended under the new Dem-majority in the House where more investigations may kick-off to continue that policy.
The Mueller insurance policy is of two kinds. Pro-POTUS (as deduced) and pro-DEMS as per the Spygate comms.
Yeh, that makes sense. Laying it down on a leather pad, like that binder, or a felt cloth on a dresser, would not be very abusive?
Anyway, I suppose can't determine handedness based on that photo. The watch may be worn by someone other than the individual who took the image to send the message. Apologies for that short-lived cul-de-sac.
As for whose pen, watch, book are these, might we assume that these are at rest and since the watch has been taken off, the jacket is off, the sleeves are rolled up, and the day is done? Or the gentleman is washing his hands.
That is to say, what does it say, what is the message relayed, when one takes off his watch?
The buttons appear to be at rest. The winder is not raised, for example, and the other two buttons appear to be in normal ready positions. The watch is at rest but keeping time, given the second hand position.
The pen's point is not in the image so can't tell if its out or in. Book or binder is obviously closed. The placement of watch and pen ontop of the binder would suggest the pen is also at rest.
The watch face does not indicate morning or afternoon. But when would the wearer be at rest?
When he is ready to go off duty and go to his bunk. Or just before he rises to leave his bunk and go back on duty.
Here is a quote from a Sailor in the US Navy:
The Midwatch knocks me for a loop just like it does everyone else: a fact that I’ve done more than my share of grumbling about over the years. But a person can get a lot of thinking done during the Midwatch. And it was during a Midwatch that I finally began to understand the real job of the United States Military.
During the Midwatch, at say three in the morning, only a handful of crewmembers are awake: the Bridge crew, the teams in Sonar Control and Combat Information Center, a skeleton crew of Engineers, roving Sounding and Security watches, and a few others. The rest of the crew is asleep, catching a few hours of downtime between watches, drills, and emergencies.
Now here’s the funny thing … The Sailors who are lucky enough to be in their bunks at three a.m. don’t usually know who’s got the watch. It’s plenty of work keeping track of your own watch schedules. No one really has time to bother with someone else’s rotation. So at three in the morning, when a Sailor is sleeping, he or she typically has no idea who is running the ship.
End quote.
Link to the rest of the description of the Midwatch
https://usnaorbust.wordpress.com/2011/07/11/midwatch-bain-of-sailors-backbone-of-the-navy/
TY Anon. Mine is a pocket watch. Banged up too many wristwatches in my time. Vid is very apt.
That link is useful. Based on that forum I searched and found this vid. TY for the lead, Anon.