>>6606897

Hostages? This is kinda on the dark side for Q.

I think the hostages were the republicans and some democrats and the American people.

The Plan has had it's stops and starts, nothing ever goes exactly as planned. Disinformation in the plan to keep them off balance. Qteam supports and keep anons geared up and focused on the plan while awakening even more people, Qresearch, helping to bring the light into the darkness. (((THEY))) are exposed. No deals, if they're being tracked its according to the law, not being held hostage.

>>6606997

Logically, those acting may have been exposed to what Q team have on them, but nothing (((they))) have been doing in the past 2 years shows that they're making any changes to thier agenda. The slow processe of our legal system was and is part of the reason this is taken so long, now comes the pain, (((they))) are realizing each day that they'll not ever be able to return to the "good ole days of being criminals. Pelosi is hagered, Nadler is fainting, Shummer is crying.

>>6607237

Sometimes I see graphics move, if I been here too long, does that count? Did you have a Neo moment?

https:

//www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7075841/Border-agents-Mexico-United-States-disarm-spies-aided-drug-human-traffickers.html

A joint national sting between Mexican and U.S. federal agents captured a group of spies who were helping drug smugglers and human traffickers cross the border.

The four-day operation concluded last week and led to the arrest of 19 'punteros' or 'halcones', a Spanish term for spies, who made a hideout in a mountainous region in northwestern Mexican state of Sonora.

According to a statement from the U.S. Customs and Border Protection [CBP], six of the suspects were Honduran nationals with ties to criminal organizations.