You all recall the - C I A I S H E R E P R A Y - post? It was one of the earliest examples of the bold/brackets text. One might even say it was an introductory example, or tutorial to that format. What, exactly, happened in that post? We learned to piece together bold/brackets text. In that post, it just so happened to be the case that the bold/brackets text consisted entirely of individual letters. But does that change the message, the 'principle' that that post taught us?

I realize this may not be a groundbreaking thesis. But, it is something I have been studying for some time. What if there is more to it, a 'keystone' to unlocking the efficacy of this method if you will?

I tried this with the keyword search 'gold' recently. It was no merely random word - it seemed relevant at the time, as this was the period in which there had suddenly began talk re: the FED, etc. Here are the results, along with my thoughts.

[Sample]

[Public Service Announcement]

TARGETED (DIRECTED) PURGE]

[Targeted Accounts]

[Directly]

[prop arm of D/DS failing]

[0000]

Last killbox = CORONA_OFFLINE_Deac[0000].

Hypothetically… Well, first of all, you have to consider all of this in the context of the past week or two when 'reality' was really sinking in on a lot of Americans re: Corona Virus, as well as the theory that some anons have or had at that point that the virus had been modified by the Patriots and was specifically targeting/effective on 'these people,' you know the ones.

That said, 'Killbox' = 'livebox' in this instance, per Zelenko 'Q Cure' 0 deaths, 0 hospitalizations, 0 intubations, 0…? Overall takeaway consistent with other speculation that CV not 'just' a pandemic, silent war, trap, etc? Comm purpose to shine light to confirm/comfort?

For the record, though - killbox's actual context = long list of prospective Twitter-targeted patriots, not reverse of that per above; the Fed, the silent war, and comms structure were also mentioned. Keep in mind, I'm still experimenting with this decode method - I'm not sure what the rules are or ought to be…

Could this decode method possibly unlock 'more than we know' depending on search terms used? What if only specific terms fit on or after certain points along the timetable? Double meanings exist, timing is important, watch the news - 'access' clues? I feel more testing should be done in this area, would appreciate any eyes on.