Anonymous ID: f9f3ab June 17, 2019, 4:04 p.m. No.6774611   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>4638 >>4663 >>4816 >>4891 >>5110 >>5185

>>6774541

 

I hear about the "refugees" from Ebola stricken DRC (Democratic Repblic of Congo) coming across the southern border … and I wonder if anyone has found sauce discussing what part of Congo these refugees are coming from?

 

Congo is a huge country. The area with Ebola is on the eastern edge of the country. If refugees are coming from the western side, yes it's from the same country, but it's nowhere near the Ebola zone. If refugees are coming from the east, that's bad news indeed.

 

Could be important for two reasons:

 

(1) greater clarity about the actual level of risk involved in these news stories

 

(2) greater insight into possible motives

 

For example, if cabal wants to bring Ebola to US, they'll preferentially be aiming for the infected zones … if it's random actual refugees, whether genuine or imported for more mundane political reasons, other parts of Congo are more likely points of origin

 

But I haven't seen any sauce that gets more detailed than "Congo" or "DRC" as if that's all there is to say about the point of origin. Hoping anons have seen more …

Anonymous ID: f9f3ab June 17, 2019, 4:18 p.m. No.6774715   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>4745

>>6774574

 

Thanks! But I think I found an error in my analysis …

 

Neon Revolt as a link to an archive of the original posts:

 

https://archive.fo/YJzmC

 

… and this is not a Q Research General bread that flies out of the oven (what I'm used to seeing). It's a /pol single-topic thread. If post IDs are unique in a forum, then a slow thread (as would be expected in a dedicated narrow-topic thread) will have IDs from a longer period of time and spread over a wider range. We would NOT expect all the post IDs to be within 1000 of each other in this kind of secondary slow-moving thread. So I withdraw my previous claim that the images are faked.

 

Image attached of the top of the archive that Neon Revolt had linked to, which shows the origin as /pol and the thread as narrow-topic (won't repeat it here in text).