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Anonymous ID: af23aa April 30, 2020, 1:03 p.m. No.8975456   🗄️.is 🔗kun

Q Posts Grouped by # of Periods/Ellipsis - Total Counts

 

I've collected the Q Posts that contained periods/ellipsis and organized them into groups by total count. You will find that when you post Three(3) . . . periods without spacing, 8kun will automatically post the character of an ellipsis … - Keeping this in mind if Q were to type Five(5) . . . . . periods without spaces, 8kun would post it as ….. (1 ellipsis + 2 periods)

 

Keeping this logic in mind I did not differentiate between the character of an ellipsis and a period, and grouped the full count of total periods. As noted in the PDF, any post that contained multiple strings of Periods of different #s were listed in both respective groups and denoted with an * prior to the post #. Attached is the original PDF, a screen shot of the PDF, and an example of possible connections (17 periods).

 

I believe there could be a connection between posts with similar groupings of Period count (pic related)

 

I used Seventeen (17) periods in my example. There were four (4) Q posts that contained a total of Seventeen (17) periods strung together Q #1876, 2261, 2350 & 3473.

 

I have racked my brain and I'm putting it out to fellow anons to help find more connections. Do these four posts have a connection or is it coincidence? I believe they do, but it needs more eyes. Lets Find the rest of the connections. Autists have at this one

 

Q does not post anything that doesn't have a meaning

Anonymous ID: af23aa April 30, 2020, 1:08 p.m. No.8975525   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>5587 >>5797 >>6049

C and D : Found in Alice in Wonderland

Ch 3: A Caucus-Race and a Long Tale

The mouse HATES C & D (Cat & Dog) because they are to put him on trial and [C]ODEMN him to [D]EATH

 

Alice speaking to the Mouse

You promised to tell me your history, you know,’ said Alice, and why it is you hate–C and D, she added in a whisper, half afraid that it would be offended again.

 

'Mine is a long and a sad tale!’ said the Mouse, turning to Alice, and sighing.

 

Mouse explains why he hates C and D

Fury = D in this story (Fury is a Dog, D)

The Mouse's tale (Published version):

 

Fury said to a mouse,

That he met in the house,

“Let us both go to law:

I will prosecute you.

 

–Come, I’ll take no denial;

We must have a trial:

For really this morning I’ve nothing to do.”

 

Said the mouse to the cur,

“Such a trial, dear Sir,

With no jury or judge, would be wasting our breath.”

 

“I’ll be judge, I’ll be jury,”

Said cunning old Fury:

“I’ll try the whole cause, and CONDEMN you to DEATH.”

 

[C]ondemn you to [D]eath

Anonymous ID: af23aa April 30, 2020, 1:16 p.m. No.8975644   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>5836 >>5949

>>8975501

 

Blue Angels and Thunderbirds bring cheer to COVID-19 city front-line workers

 

https://www.amny.com/coronavirus/blue-angels-and-thunderbirds-bring-cheer-to-covid-19-city-front-line-workers/

 

The Blue Angels and the Thunderbirds Navy jets sped across the city’s sky’s this afternoon to the delight of health care workers at New York’s hospitals and first responders. About a week before, those same workers would’ve been too busy dealing with the deluge of COVID-19 patients streaming into the emergency room to see their aerial acrobatics.

 

The flyover, part of a nationwide tour to lift Americans’ spirits during the turmoil, included six F-16 Fighting Falcons that make up the Thunderbirds and six F-18 Hornets that make up the Blue Angels. It was originally planned for last week but was rescheduled – a good idea as health care workers’ workload has eased.

 

The flyover followed the cancellation of the famed Bethpage Air Show at Jones Beach, the largest annual event on Long Island, because of the ongoing concerns for the coronavirus pandemic.

 

Dozens of health care workers, doctors, nurses, and numerous other hospital workers gathered outside the emergency room of Brooklyn Hospital to watch the spectacle. The hospital had been having up to 10 deaths a day just from COVID-19, and like many hospitals, was overwhelmed by the numbers of patients and deaths.

 

It’s a warm feeling to see that the governing bodies took the time out to put this together to have some of our elites fly around and remind us that they are there for us,” said Carl Moore an emergency room triage nurse. “It’s a beautiful thing.”‘

 

Normally, Moore and his fellow health care workers would’ve been too busy to watch the air show. He said the workload has come down “significantly,” and he was encouraged to see fewer people suffering.

 

Dr. Adeanke Adebayo, an emergency room physician at Brooklyn Hospital, said “it makes us feel like heroes.”

 

“This is amazing, it’s indeed an honor,” Dr. Adebayo said. “I think this boosts the morale society is recognizing the hard work we are doing continuously. It makes us work even harder for our patients.”

 

Bruce Hamilton, a pharmacist with Brooklyn Hospital, said seeing the Blue Angels and Thunderbirds, “makes you proud you are doing something good.”

 

“Its good to see that we’re recognized, and we do appreciate it,” Hamilton said. “People came out and wanted to see it. I’ve always enjoyed the Blue Angels and Thunderbirds no matter the venue so for them to come out and show us support, not just Brooklyn Hospital, but for all health care workers throughout New York, it really helps us.”

 

Just after the planes flew by, Moore and his fellow health care professionals had a patient come in with breathing issues – triage in a protected tent. Their work was far from over, he said.