>>7635529 lb

Mohn means Poppy

This stuff in the picture

Not the dried milky sap of the seedpods and stems

Yes, it could be meaningful

Like the equal-armed cross they are always using - again see the picture.

And in case you didn't know, the common red poppy of Flanders Fields is not the same as the opium poppy.

Opium poppy is usually a pale bluish purple, but in a few places there are red opium poppies, in the Middle East where the narcotic effect was likely discovered.

The Poppy that is grown for poppyseed is actually a strain of the Opium poppy that contains lower alkaloid content, just like Hempseed comes from the same species as Marijuana and Hashish. I believe in Canada you need a licence to grow opium poppy because my neighbors once had their garden ripped out by the police. I often plant little patches of opium poppy here and there, just because. The only people who would recognize it are hardcore farm folk, like my family.

Apparently Americans can no longer read the English used by 1930's cartoon bumpkins or common folks.

So, here it is in plain Modern English.

The path of the bouncing object seems to be masonic/occult

A divider and square and then a spiral

Donald Duck's uncle, the fabulously rich Scrooge McDuck (what clan was he?) has twin towers buildings in the city. Here, a flying object, which appears to be one of Scrooge's money safes, crashes into and downs the twin towers. Not sure if this is the 30s though, it could be something like a Beagle Boys comic from the 50s.

I just stumbled across these so I don't know where they originate.

>>7636223

We already knew that. She told us in plain comms.

She's wearing white. Remember Spy vs Spy

This means she is working for the Whitehats.

More than that, she is covered by whitehats, under their protection

But, the white hats are not pure. There is some redhat in there

Red hats are counter intel agents who attack the enemy agents

Even kill them

And she is not just wearing some red, it is a red ribbon

That refers to crossing the red line. People who do that will be killed

And everyone who is part of their "family" and in the CIA there is no real family beyond your crew, because any family life that a CIA agent has is fake, done for cover.

So, her work involves punishing those who crossed the red line.

What might that be?

Violating the oath that they swore. This one…

I, [name], do solemnly swear (or affirm) that I will support and defend the Constitution of the United States against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that I will bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that I take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion; and that I will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which I am about to enter. So help me God.” Schooled CIA employees know that the Constitution also defines the role of federal employees: "To establish justice, insure domestic tranquility, provide for the common defense, promote the general welfare and secure the blessings of liberty.

>>7636425

Finality?

You'll be lucky to see finality in 50 years. It could take a century.

Look at Russia (easier to do for those who followed Q's advice to Learn Russian)

Putin has been cleaning up corruption for 19 years now. He is only just beginning to disentangle from the Central Bank this year. And there are still plenty of Globalists entrenched in power who are being careful to keep the bulk of their lawbreaking outside of Russia. But that does not make them good guys.

The USA is going to have a similar long wind down. Criminals will keep trying to get the corruption restarted, and will need to be sniffed out and taken down. The culture needs to be changed and that requires minimum 2 generations, 2 * 20 years = 40 years.