>>7674883

>still waiting for 2018 will be glorious

When Q tells us that we are "two days ahead of schedule", it can be read as two years ago/ future proves past.

A weekday in 2019 is "two days ahead of schedule"

in regards of a weekday TWO YEARS ago.

For example:

Dec, 31, 2019 is a Tuesday.

Dec, 31, 2017 was a Sunday.

Being "two days ahead of schedule" means, being in 2019 (now).

Two days ahead of 2017.

2019's Tuesday is two days ahead of 2017's Sunday of the same date (here Dec, 31).

To read Q's posts, you have to go back to 2017, to see, what is playing out at the same date of this year.

Indictments [2019] would then mean that indictments will happen in 2021,

because 2021 will be two days ahead, if you look at the weekdays of a date.

>>7675382

Okay.

But what is now playing out, are the posts from 2017, from two years ago, because now, in 2019, we are two days ahead of schedule.

And maybe, Q will tell us next year that we will be x days ahead of schedule, he could make a new fitting anaouncement.

What I talked about, that Q meant weekdays and not two days (date-days) ahead is my theory on what (for now) "two days ahead of schedule really means.

Future proves past.

What had been written in 2017, played out in 2019.

>>7675449

>can German anons help?

People in Europe and the USA have normally no clue, on how much the Vatican shapes politics ww.

They are imo one of the biggest forces in all of this.

They are old and influential.

They invented the intelligence services in the western world.