Victoria Coates is working with Q team to set up the killshot against the Fake News Media
I am going to break this into several posts that look at different sorts of evidence. But all of this is really just the starting point. Some of what I post will just be pointers to additional evidence.
Supposedly, former deputy national security adviser Victoria Coates has been "outed" as the Trump insider known as Anonymous who published an anti-Trump NYT op-ed and subsequently a book:
https://www.realclearinvestigations.com/articles/2020/04/15/heres_anonymous_trump_aides_say_and_heres_how_they_outed_her_122684.html
https://www.realclearinvestigations.com/articles/2020/04/15/coates_linguistic_fingerprints_appear_to_match_those_of_anonymous_123171.html
https://www.realclearinvestigations.com/articles/2020/04/15/cruzbar_cruzbar_cruzbar_cruzbar_cruzbar_cruzbar_cruzbar__123167.html
These three articles by Paul Sperry all appeared on 4/15. The first was posted multiple times to QR and has subsequently been reposted to sites like Gateway Pundit and Zerohedge, where the general trend seems to be trust what the article says.
But lets step back to the original Anonymous op-ed:
https://www.nytimes.com/2018/09/05/opinion/trump-white-house-anonymous-resistance.html
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There are subtle clues right there that something is amiss. The author depicts "herself" as a traditional "free minds, free markets and free people" "conservative". I say "traditional" only to point to the fact that the "intellectual elite" of the "conservative movement" in the past several decades have indeed been inclined to endorse a mantra like this. And she accurately points out that Trump takes many stances that do not easily align with this mantra. But the author also depicts herself as part of an entrenched group of "loyal resisters" within the highest levels of the bureaucracy. But these two standpoints are not really compatible! So-called "conservatives" of the "free minds, free markets, free people" sort standardly depict themselves as inherently hostile to government. By contrast, members of the entrenched bureaucracy, such as Lt Col Vindman, who apparently viewed disagreement with the "working group on Ukraine" (or some such thing) as an impeachable offense, tend to regard the bureaucracy itself as the source of authority.
The op-ed astutely avoids stating the contradiction outright, but when you read it as a whole, it is clearly insinuating that there is a coterie of government insiders "resisting" Trump, and that they are believers in "free minds, free markets, free people", the sort of intellectualist "conservative" mantra that has lost election after election. It makes no sense.
And so it seemed reasonably to ask right from the start whether Anonymous was not at all who they claimed to be, but rather someone working with the Q op to build some complex trap. I think there are other clues in the article, but I'll leave it at that. I haven't read the book.
Now turn to Victoria Coates. If you are at all familiar with her from before she was floated as "Anonymous", then you might reasonably have suspected that she might be one of the people working on "Q". That is what I thought. Her wide-ranging intellectual interests and eclectic background would make her a good fit. Why is an art historian on the National Security Council? Well, maybe if "Q" is part of her portfolio, that makes sense… memetic warfare and all.
When she was first floated as Anonymous, some months ago, it struck me as a dead giveaway that the whole thing was a Q op. There is simply no way that someone who seems to be a total outsider to the bureaucracy, a "conservative" in an academic field (art history) filled with the most ridiculous flimflam, would be writing the sort of things she had supposedly espoused. (And here by "conservative" I mean someone who actually cares about truth and beauty and such things, not an endorser of some "libertarian" mantra…)
But why? I'll get to that…