>>6492894 (LB)
Thats exactly what I said. Reread: both are the same for the outcome to be true.
The opposite is an exclusive OR in which only one is true for the outcome to be true.
>>6492894 (LB)
Thats exactly what I said. Reread: both are the same for the outcome to be true.
The opposite is an exclusive OR in which only one is true for the outcome to be true.
At one point their murder rate was nearly 1/1000. The worse in the nation.
The difference is that now we know both are clean, which is consistent with what
Q said in the first place. Q said it ambiguously and everyone assumed that it meant
they were both dirty. Neither is. At least, if RM is, then we get to throw out the exoneration.
Pretty safe to say Trump doesn't want that.
That's why they have less than 40% of their peak population. N. StL is a wasteland.
Drive around and they whistle at you from their porches selling crack and meth.
>and with all the "disinfo", key players can't be prosecuted for leaking
Q hasn't really "leaked" anything. It's been mostly pointing us toward
the information we already have. It's
pretty brilliant.
I know you're not saying that. I am. And yes, we do know. As I noted, the only
people that still think RM is dirty want his report tossed. Take your pick. Trump
hired him for a reason. All that's left is for the stragglers to catch on.
There's literally no other way any of this works.
Oh, I don't disagree, anon. I don't doubt they will try something like that.
Watch what's been happening this whole time: they build up some "this
time we got him!" only for their hopes to get dashed time and again.
To think they'll stop before they're literally wiped from this earth would
be naive at best. They are the disease.
>pretty much every part of the drops contain information about information
Yes, meta-data. Actually pretty powerful when combined with other meta-data.
That's how you infer patterns in data without observing the source directly.
Sad, but true. People need to think things are working the way they normally expect then
to work.
I think it would have fucked the plan up. But we can't go back, can we? ;)
Fortunately, only the cities themselves. StL surrounding area is nearly 3 million, and only a little over 300k are in the city itself.