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I should have clarified better…Q clearance is some stupid thing for the department of energy…whatever, it doesn't matter. Who gives a shit about the DOE?
When it comes to military intelligence and comms, Q is not a clearance ever used. There is access higher than top secret, but I don't remember what they were anymore. SAP's are one, but I am pretty sure there are other levels.
I was trying to address the anon's question about whether Q was higher than TS.
DOE has absolutely nothing to do with why we are here. Q is obviously military intelligence and has made that clear many times.
Did you read the fucking drop you just posted??
"Does stating 'Q' refer that person works in DOE? No. Does it refer that someone dropping such information has the highest level of security within all departments?"
FFS.
I really don't believe DOE would have nuclear launch codes. I'm no expert on that, but I do believe that would fall within the military's realm of responsibilities.
I'm not trying to slide the board, and I'll drop it after this. Q fucking told us that "Q clearance" does not mean DOE, and anons still think it is a DOE clearance. The info Q is getting is coming from military intelligence and NSA collection methods. The early drops emphasized this over and over again. <Done>
Iranians in revolt. Seems like the downing of PS752 is sparking all this.
I believe 'Q level clearance' referred to the Q directorate of the NSA, which has a counterintelligence mission. They likely have access to all intelligence and comms, essentially being the highest clearance of all departments.
I tried using google translate on the Farsi twats, but it's not working that great. Seems like he was arrested in front of the university. He was with protesters and was filming with his phone. Something to that effect.