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re: Durham and Horowitz reports

''Just remember, Anons: Comms are not hard to understand''

IMO there are 2 levels of comms-

Direct comms, p2p very coded, almost no chance normies would ever catch on

-Example: Tweets with misspellings, talking about certain topics at certain times, wishing people well on social media, associating a picture with a comment, etc.

-and-

Indirect Comms, a message aimed at a larger swathe of people (most often normies)

-Example: News broadcasts, song lyrics, ads, etc. but mostly news broadcasts

Indirect comms are easy to identify

Direct comms are tougher

From my experience the last few years, when you hear something is about to happen, it's already happened and it's now in the "preparation for the public" stage. It works like math once you start picking up on it. Name any major event that directly affected the USA in the last 10 years that we weren't pseudo-warned about. Name ONE.

I could give a ton of examples. It's called projection, and it literally proves foreknowledge of public events exists at the highest levels. Sometimes they make mistakes and reveal too much, or get the facts wrong, but it still happens consistently.

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IMO, when Durham was publicly announced to begin this investigation, he had already been working on it for some time. He didn't start from scratch, he was given a TON to work with right off the bat. That makes for a nice, quick, tidy public investigation.

Same for Horowitz, except I think his public iteration of the report was changed due to the outcome of the midterm elections last year. Now that we're in IG Report Round 2 territory, we'll hear what was supposed to be heard last year. The timing was bad (moves and countermoves)

When you hear something is 'nearing completion', I take it to mean it's already been completed and it's reveal is being groomed. Otherwise, Hannity, Solomon, Carter, and many many others wouldn't be able to accurately predict some of these things. Leaks exist, and sometimes it's part of the projection.

RR announced his resignation at the perfect time

RM surprised us. Kinda.

Another example is the letter to Adam Schiff back in late March to resign. Some things take a lot longer to groom/prepare, some things have processes that take time. I'd go all-in on knowing Schiff will step down or be removed in the future, because we were publicly notified waay ahead of time.

This is the same comms Q uses, and it's very important to understand.

Playing the same game as our opponents, but being better at it than them

And also playing to win, not to a stalemate like (((they))) are.