Anonymous ID: 17b0c6 March 21, 2018, 12:55 p.m. No.746791   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>6818 >>6823 >>6833 >>6863 >>6927 >>7364 >>7421

>>636030

 

LONG POST - PART 1

Making Q’s Map sounds simple but it is actually far from simple.

It's seems a simple enough task to just start plotting Deep State (((DS))) nodes and connections to visualize some of the inter-relationships. However if one rushes off and does so - one quickly becomes aware that there is a lot of information to lay down. There are very many actors, they have operated over long periods of time, they have had - many projects - in many places and the page quickly becomes overwhelmed by a rapidly growing plethora of information and links. The visual "clutter" generated quickly overwhelms all but the most obsessive autists.

 

How can one construct a coherent intelligible picture that will help people to make sense of what has and is going on around them? What follows are thoughts about the assumptions on which a map could be set up. Unless these assumptions are critically considered at the outset - then what ever map is derived - will be made with whatever weaknesses or strengths are inherent in those assumptions.

 

Assumptions about the MAP

 

  1. The Deep State is the (((thing))) Q wants us to map?

 

  1. The Deep State can be mapped.

It can be defined as sets of beliefs, attitudes and behaviours arranged around certain principles.

These beliefs, attitudes and behaviours set them apart from other groups because they are extreme.

Normal people consider them SICK.

It can also be defined by: it’s codes of conduct,

it’s modes of operation,

it’s secrecy,

it’s hierarchical structure,

it’s bloodlines,

it’s symbolism,

it’s venerations

“By their fruit you will know them”

 

  1. What are the purposes of the map?

To communicate to normies in simple visual terms the history and reach of the (((thing))).

To show and tell how key events and (((people))) are connected to an under-lying order.

To be a repository of information and a point of access – (What information?)

So that people can be better informed about what they are being told - and why.

So that people can avoid being - themselves - dragged into the sewer,

To propagate the evidence that collectively describes the nature and works of the (((thing))).

I.e., to Red-pill the general public,

To shift public sentiment from ignorance to awareness and thereby,

To shift public policy and destroy corporate predation.

 

  1. What form(s) should the map take?

A chart, database, a hyperlinked website wiki, a series of pictures, a collection of stories, a series of documentaries

All of the above?

Something different ?

Is the map a physical, material object or is it a world view and a belief system?

 

  1. What are the limitations of the Map?

What is the Map NOT?

Is the map a diagram, a sketch or a database?

What is doable?

What resources can be harnessed to create the map?

 

  1. What is the main content that needs to be shown and how is it to be organised/arranged/displayed?

Simple THEMATIC LISTS can be compelling eg. Clinton Body count, dead scientists, etc

GEOGRAPHIC RAT-LINES that show points of departure, modes of travel, waypoints, destinations and flows of (((goods))).

TIMELINES of key actors, activities, projects

KEY QUESTIONS about unknowns, obscured/redacted information

BIBLIOGRAPHIES of books, movies, records

STORIES and ARTICLES

PRIMARY & SECONDARY SOURCES of information

 

  1. What should NOT be shown?

This is an important consideration to reduce the

Speculations?

Known hoaxes and mis-directions?

This question needs further thought to clarify . . .

 

  1. Should the map differentiate between facts, fictions, speculations and claims - if so how?

Facts in black, Fictions in red (or not at all), claims - credible/plausible/suspicious/flaky on a [blue-red] scale

> Eg. Seth Rich reported dead on xx date - how he died is uncertain - did he even die?

> Should speculations be not shown ~(Here be dragons)~

Anonymous ID: 17b0c6 March 21, 2018, 12:58 p.m. No.746818   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>6833 >>6863

>>746791

 

LONG POST - PART 2

Assumptions about the (((THING)))

 

  1. What is the (((thing))) comprised of?

People who profit illegally from their positions of power, and

People who work together to do so.

It is a network of players playing a greedy game, driven by their insecurities, ignorance and malevolence,

People who use organisations as vehicles and covers for their criminal (and legal) projects

People co-opted unwittingly or coerced into supporting the (((thing)))

 

  1. What are the attributes of the (((thing))) that describe (((it)))?

(((It))) is old, and consists of (((people))) of many kinds who come into (((it))).

> (((It))) is ancient and has a long history.

> Once (((one))) enters (((one))) can only check out but never leave.

(((It))) is a collection of (((persons))) with particular qualities.

(((It's members))) are clever, effective and motivated - they are from the elite classes of their societies.

(((It's members))) have highly toxic levels of self-interest, arrogance and entitlement - and low levels of humility, altruism and integrity.

> People with severely compromised morality.

It operates under rules of secrecy so as to be invisible.

> It (((has no name))).

(((It))) has rules and the (((will))) to enforce them.

(((It))) has an heirarchy.

(((It))) meets and night falls.

(((It))) uses shame and depravity to initiate and control it's (((members))).

Some of it's (((leaders))) are connected by lines of (((blood))).

 

The (((Thing))) has many different attributes at various levels . . .

> People - Key players, participants, organisations, minions, pawns

> Materially - transfers of high value goods, materials,

> Financial - wealth, money, cash, bullion

> Legal - rights to mine, fish, supply, sell, trade

> Informational - intelligence, data, geo-spatial tracking,

> Relationally - fealty, influence, allegiance, enmity

 

  1. What are the domains of the (((thing)))? Over what does the (((thing))) want dominion?

The (((thing))) flourishes in various habitats, but they have certain features in common.

> High value materials/information/power (desirability)

> Within contexts of human control. (ownership, access, rights to take, distribution rights, )

> The Main domains: Finance/Energy/Weapons/Judicial/Security/Industry/Intelligence/Mass Media/Political/Drugs/Pharmaceuticals/Human Trafficking/Organ harvesting/ . . .

 

  1. What methodologies does DS employ to do it’s (((work)))?

I’ll let others describe the many ways of beastliness . . .

Anonymous ID: 17b0c6 March 21, 2018, 1 p.m. No.746833   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>6863

>>746791

>>746818

LONG POST - PART 3

Assumptions about the CONTEXT or AUDIENCE

 

  1. The Map must be accessible to its intended audience (who is the audience?)

Physically and intellectually accessible,

Combining a variety of forms of learning – visual, textual, etc,

People in many nations, men & women, young & old, rich and poor, etc,

People of all political persuasions, creeds and faiths.

 

  1. The general population have a range of pre-existing beliefs.

Some people can be red-pilled easily, others cannot,

People to some extent can choose what to believe,

Therefore they need clear reasons to change false beliefs,

However we have limited resources and limited time so must triage our efforts,

 

  1. Cognitive dissonance is a factor that needs to be addressed.

Buy-in to a new understanding occurs in stages similar to Kubler-Ross’s 5 stages of grief,

Denial, Anger, Bargaining, Depression, Acceptance,

The presentation of the story must acknowledge

 

  1. The range of generally accepted views (the Overton Window) can be shifted.

Western people have never been more sceptical of authority than now,

However they have never more been so indoctrinated by advertising and materialist world-view,

 

  1. We are not surprised that leaders tailor their messages to their constituents.

Presentation is a reality,

Framing information is a sophisticated part of modern communications,

Leaders are - never more reassuring until the situation is most desperate,

Leaders however can be lobbied and persuaded by public sentiment,

Putting facts and their inevitable conclusions into people’s minds is the primary purpose of the map.