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Anonymous ID: 67cdab March 9, 2019, 12:30 a.m. No.5587388 🗄️.is 🔗kun >>7391

>>5587326 pb

I'm trying to resurrect the Alabama digg for that reason. It ties into so much DS stuff. It may tie into what you are doing, as well, check out the stuff on Information Warfare thread if you are interested. Here is what a colleague put together, it has most of the connections so far: >>5240302

I am OP on that thread; can be reached there if there are comments or questions

>>5587374

That was really funny, anons! I was the addressee, checked to see if I was reading it right. KEK.

Anonymous ID: 67cdab March 9, 2019, 12:34 a.m. No.5587419 🗄️.is 🔗kun >>7428 >>7507

>>5587391

I have been thinking that for a while now, because of the way Q talks about his situation. It always sounds like something on the verge of happening. The same is true concerning Assange. It's actually hard to believe both are on this knife edge yet nothing resolves.

Anonymous ID: 67cdab March 9, 2019, 12:50 a.m. No.5587507 🗄️.is 🔗kun >>7513 >>7585

>>5587419

Below's a mini dig on qanon.pub

There are 80 mentions of Snowden.

Recent Q drops on Snowden:

3-7-19 2293

2-17-19 2767

1-6-19 2657

12-12-18 2612

10-1-18 2305

9-16-18 2186

…….

Two interesting things:

I read thru the drops, Q REALLY seems to want our attention on Snowden and what he is up to.
Look at the timing: once a month, except for Nov (where it would be in the middle of the election). What's with that? It's like he wants us not to forget about S.

Briefly, after that there's a cluster of drops in August–which is interesting because that's a significant time for Assange as well, lots going on. Then nothing until April 20; lots back thru March, to Feb, Jan., then a jump to Nov 14, Nov 12, Nov 6.

First q on Snowden:

What does the NSA/MI have (at least what you know of) that allows for data collection?

Think Snowden.

>>5587391

plz see

>>5587507

>>5587484

SecureDrop is the honeypot, isn't it? Supposed to be a safe place to drop confidential info when it is actually the worse place to do so? Because it goes straight to the C_A?

Anonymous ID: 67cdab March 9, 2019, 1:08 a.m. No.5587608 🗄️.is 🔗kun >>7648

>>5587585

Your image does not enlarge so I can't see it much, but it looks interesting. You would know a lot more about Snowden going back in time, my insights are confined to "Q period". There is a detailed timeline I made for that period, it's in the archive around late October.

>>5587598

Yes, it's definitely a sucker punch. That's why I got interested in October. It's pretty awful. How many people besides the developers of SecureDrop have gotten in trouble (or worse) because they believed what the MSM told them about it?

Yes, DropDead is a much more accurate description. Kek.

>>5587648

What is the connection between DARPA and C_A?

>>5587589

It's just that SecureDrop is still ongoing, still a trap for innocent whistleblowers. I'd like to think that all this is enfolded as "part of the plan," but I also know that there are areas of high priority, because things have to happen in a certain order. Because Q has discussed this, I hope it is covered, so that would-be whistleblowers are now protected from SecureDrop (or as another anon christened it, DropDead, the reverse of DeadDrop).

>>5587730

Nice. Will you fill it in between 2013 and the present?

It's not that I necessarily think that DARPA and C_A are directly connected, but am responding to the comment in >>5587648 that "maybe @Snowden was DARPA"

And there has got to be SOME sort of relation between them if only formally. But could there be a hidden relationship? DARPA sure seems to have the same creepy vibe as the CIA, but I don't have the history memorized, would have to look it up again to see how they could have been linked.

>>5587817

thx for the heads-up

>>5587864

Soros is clearly linked to the caravan funding/support (although you can only trace a fraction of the funds). So it stands to reason he also supports MS-13 migration.