>>6654559

No one really knows. Supposedly a domestic disturbance thing.

But we also have a lot of chatter in odd posts by various DNC types.

Anon posting about it said the police were carrying stuff out of the house. Official report says domestic disturbance. Any lawfags know if an investigation can serve something like a 'sealed warrant' for an investigation if someone is arrested or detained for another charge/issue?

I'm kind of speaking retard in terms of law, here - but hopefully the point of my question translates.

>>6654500

People like me don't have auto-update on the thread active. I am not sure how it tracks active IDs, but I imagine I only tick on the system for a minute or so before it considers me "not active."

The President and/or people very close to him are posting here, anon. Q asked a very important question - "who is helping POTUS?" In the beginning. We assumed, somewhat correctly, that answer was the military/intel. But there is another aspect to that question that was somewhat missed.

Problem is that everything about "the abyss" is shrouded in misinformation. If there are IDF out here shilling against something, you can bet who they are shilling against is also out here shilling against the IDF. Each will be making the other look as bad as possible and trying to leverage opinions against them.

Some of the shadow governments, hidden blood lines, secret societies, etc are all here. Some of us are unwittingly part of them. Some of them are us.

The rowers keep on rowing

And they certainly aren't showing

Any signs that they are slowing.

>>6654675

The fixation on "white" and "black" hats is one such part of the displacement.

If someone has done something apparently bad, then they must be a "black hat" right?

People forget why our flag has the Pentagram, for example. They forget who wrote the Magna Carta. They forget how applicable the orations of Cicero are to this day. They forget where the symbolism of the red pill comes from. The seed of the pomegranate - the fruit of knowledge - and the implications of all that knowledge.

History is full of people who did what they believed necessary. We like to promote them as icons of benevolence or maliciousness, but we often get caught up in trying to label one as good or another as bad, rather than coming to terms with how an ideology interacted with others.

Greek Tragic Theater was designed to take an ideal, give it flesh, and have it act out that ideology to the point of destruction.

When reality gives you rigid idealogs, cast them in a tragic play for all to learn from. The culture of Athens held as much respect for the military as they did for the arts. Planning at its finest - enjoy the show.