The emphasized is my reason for posting this; the rest is for more completeness and to lend a little formatting / organization.

Searched Qrearch.ch for: "8Nfzcn" (37 Results) … Searching while #111224 active. I was wondering what that 6-character string from the vid URL might come up with, which was nada except the surprise below.

8chan/8kun QResearch Posts (35)

Search hits do not grab the poster’s ID. All 35 hits are because the video’s url was in the post. (Nice bun of such posts anyway)

Q-Posts ANSWERS (1) {copy-Paste:

Question: https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=youtu.be&v=MY8Nfzcn1qQ Best documentary of the year. [F] black sites are being closed [MK_active] [CLAS 1-99: future]

Answer: F= foreign (non-American) MK = MK Ultra Program DOCUMENTARY = Out of the Shadows The Out of the Shadows Documentary Lifts the Mask on How the MSM & Hollywood Manipulate the Masses

Extra Answer: ALTERNATE EXPLANATION FOR MK_ACTIVE:

MK Active is a protien used to combat HIV Cancer Coronavirus MK ACTIVE MIDKINE

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Midkine https://www.mybiosource.com/active-protein/midkine-mk/2105106

https://trademark.trademarkia.com/mkactive-77872688.html https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/8466754 https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3417803

SCREENSHOT: https://postimg.cc/G4C90QrX (cap of Q's Best Doc of the Year post)

NOTE: I DUNNO WHERE ABOVE ALTERNATE EXPL CAME FROM. WHEN I SEARCH IT = Nothing in posts up to now, BUT!:

Getting to the point of this post

'''Search for: "protien used to combat HIV " (50 Results, which I don’t know how to interpret, but which include: Case Name: USA v. Napolitano, Case Name: Composite Resources Inc v. Combat Medical Systems LLC et al, Case Name: United States v. Harrison, Case Name: USA v. Ramirez, Case Name: USA v. Diaz, Case Name: USA v. Valdez, Case Name: USA v. Garcia

Some have case numbers, many do not. )'''

Maybe nothing, I dunno. The odd spelling of 'protein' ignored in this post, except it seems to have led to those case names and numbers - Is that spelling in legal filings?

Godspeed

>>8767978

>Qrearch.ch

That's a typo. Sorry (distracting environment here). Should be

https://qresear.ch/

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The strange spelling of protein (ie protien) came up in search result displayed as Q-Posts (1) which is Answers to Q-Posts from spreadsheet.

I'm not familiar with the spreadsheet or the "Answers" in it.

So I don't know the source of the odd spelling (just to note - a French speaker could make such a typo).

But the spreadsheet "Answers" led to the legal filings, which may or may not contain the odd spelling.

If they do, then I would regard it as something worth further research (recall the intentional misspellings to impede search of documents we've run across in the past.)