Barely woke normie here. Noticed something and thought since it was really about time should be brought up.

Last two POTUS tweets from April 5 2019

U. Y. Q.

21:25:17

19:10:09

S. J. I.

These are both about the southern border.

Letters make up three possible words: jus; qis; suq

————-→

|U. Y. Q. |

|21:25:17 |

|19:10:09 |

|S. J. I. |

|←————

Just luck and coincidence that the two throw-away words qis and suq make a full border around the target word jus?

The target word jus means 'a legal right'.

All about the southern border.

Am I right, Q?

Intentional?

Hey friendly Clock Anons: Lost normie here with a 411 for you autists. Really need advice because I think I'm going crazy with numbers all the sudden.

Suppose you had a counter that looks like: 13Hr29Min52Sec.

Scouting the rules, that becomes 2529 using the 1423 principle for converting time to a post#. Look up 2529 in the database and you find a celebration of the size of the movement. Reading between the lines you find DTG, P. Which is confirmation that we look at the Date-Time-Group for POTUS posts.

All that is pretty straightforward. Here's my problem:

13H29M52S is 48,592S. Please note the reuse of the 5, the 9, and one of the 2's.

This always happens (Question 1), no coincidence.

Suppose we follow the 1423 principle again on the seconds. 48,592 becomes 8925. 89:25 becomes 1HR29M25S. Please note that 2925 is the block sort inverse of the actual post number which is 2529.

This always happens (Question 2), no coincidence.

For both Q1 and Q2 above, am I completely mad or is there something that I'm missing?

Where can I learn an actual protocol for doing this type of operation correctly each time?

Are there training manuals or something somewhere?

>>6413951

Sorry Anon, my fault.

That is just my shortcut to transposing. Apologies again.

Position numbers 1234.

Actual value 3749.

Time transpose 1423 = 3497.

Space transpose 1342 = 3497.

Apologies.

But it could just be insanity rearing its head so apologies. I don't want to waste anyone's time.

>>6423467

Interesting. Just checking in from the alien bread. In the old days prophets went up the mountain to pray. Ampersand mountain may be the mountain of the extra-terrestrials. Just two cents. Noted that you mentioned CET - sounds an awful lot like SET - to my.ears.