>>7760045 (LB)

It's only superficially similar.

At the time They were leading guys Ben Fulford around with this sort of disinformation. It was ostensibly to enthrall receptive minds into following people like these, creating anticipation fatigue, and dooming them to disappointment. The ultimate effect was to wreck the reputations of those seeking to expose the truth about how the world was really run and sow doubt among the viewers about the validity of the theory. People have LONG know that not all is well in the world. False promises that someone was going to do something about it was an attempt to regain control. As you pointed out, these two were attached to Project Camelot.

>>7760218

>How would he know much the same info back then about Soros/Rockerfeller/Cabal

It has been widely known for a long, long time. That's why Trump was elected.

And Q has never used the term "mass arrest". That is a term we use… largely as a carryover from this time period. That is the extent of the similarities.

I commented on your PB posts at the start of this one:

>>7760178

>>7760388

>The pentagon crash site, and the one out in Pennsylvania–and this one. You simply aren't seeing the wreckage of a real aircraft

If not for this part I would accept your expertise and the rest of your assertions.

>>7760389

>Natural occurrence, exacerbated thanks to green policies?

>Careless fuckwits starting fires, conveniently blamed on right wing PM?

#1 and #4.

>>7760406

Either a) he got busted and is trying to get ahead of the story, or b) someone spearfished him with a email or whatever, installed a rootkit, and then went through said rootkit to download some nasty shit onto his computer to try to frame him…. and then when NYT techsupport tried to explain spearfishing and rootkits to him it didn't fit in his tiny brain.

>>7760391

>tolerize.

>>7760452

nvm. Turns out it a real word.

>>7760597

I speculate the ran may have had a situation similar to North Korea in that the guy that looked to be in charge wasn't really the guy in charge. And now that the guy-behind-the-guy has been taken out, the public face is truly in charge.

I think Komeini is quickly removing the structure that previously controlled him before it regains that control. I'm optimistic for the future. But I also think they will be like NK in that their freedom to control their own destiny includes the freedom to make the wrong decisions. Iran, free as they may be now, probably wont be any quicker to give up their nuke program than NK is.

But, I really don't know much about Iran. I'm just stating my perceptions about this news.

>>7760653

They would have been inside luggage. Apparently this provided adequate protection.

>>7760696

He recognizes and tries address objections to that theory. I'm not convinced. I think there are easier ways of solving this problem without causing such collateral damage. But I'm eager to hear what (if anything) Q says about it when he has the time.