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@GenFlynn posted this image

Which I callD5 On The Move

Because DS stands for Deep State

And a D5 Avalanche moves with great power

The lower panel has 24 columns of 5 small squares

That appear to be 1n 3 different colors.

These could be encoding base 3 trips

Not digits which are 0-9, not bits which are 0 or 1

Trips

That makes 120 trips which could be 40 code points

If we take themTHREEat a time.

But why 3 at a time, why not 5?

Are we seduced by the THREEness of it all?

Or is there a LOGICAL reason for this

3 trips will encode 27 code points

For instance numbers in base 3 or letters

000, 001, 002, 010, 011, 012, 020, 021, 022

100, 101, 102, 110, 111, 112, 120, 121, 122

200, 201, 202, 210, 211, 212, 220, 221, 222

_ A B C D E F G H

I J K L M N O P Q

R S T U V W X Y Z

Interesting that Q is at the end of the middle row

122

And if we rotate the letters to the right

We have three pillars and Q is in the KEYSTONE position

Like the G in the OUIJA board

I suggest to try grouping the trips in threes

Then count how many times each trip occurs

And if one combo is more frequent

And uses all three colors

Then not that E in the above table is 012

That may be a Qlue.

>>9733312

That is a catfish

And since they were introduced to Loch Ness around 1870 that makes sense.

Also, in Canada, a deep mountain lake named Okanagan

Has giant catfish in it

And stories about a Nessie like creature named Ogopogo

A Japanese film crew spent a couple of months

With a submarine and found no monster

Which suggests that catfish in small groups

Swimming in each others wake,

Gave rise to the story.

Of course Loch Ness could well have sturgeon in it too

They do exist in the Fraser River nearby (photo 2)

When sightings of two different creatures singly and in groups

Are conflated into one single creature

Things are bound to get distorted.

>>9733477

You must be new here

Research Autists, espionage, tradecraft, comms, insurgency and Cicada 3301

We, on this board, are the Counterinsurgency

COUNTERING the Communist infiltrators using their own playbook

which is attached to this post.

>>9733548

We are not creating partisan propaganda

We are just as opposed to the evil Republican infiltrators and criminals

As we are to the Democrat ones.

Also, there are still many infiltrators in the Military who have not yet been red pilled

Or taken out.

But GITMO has lots of extra room for them.

After all, GITMO is a military prison with military tribunals.

Did you think it was for civilian criminals?

Not a chance!!!

>>9733620

All the major German manufacturers have factories in Russia or partnerships with Russian manufacturers in all sorts of industries.

When I was passed through Ekaterinburg in western Siberia in 2004, I spent a couple of nights there and had dinner one evening at the top hotel in the city, which was the only time that I was able to use my credit card in that city.

Anyway, the hotels and that elite restaurant were filled with groups of German business men. German culture is closer to Russian culture than any other European ethnic group. And both the engineering and business culture of Russia are just like Germany, they have the same drive towards excellence, and quality.

The only thing that will save Europe from becoming part of the Russian Empire from the Atlantic to the Pacific is the Trump plan for a world of sovereign nations who freely negotiate bilateral trade agreements and who refrain from violent military actions.

But that requires EVERY NATION in Europe to get up off their knees and stand up for freedom and sovereignty. Bye bye EU.

Nemawashi ( or socialization) is the key to world peace.

This may have started in Japan, but European businesses make extensive use of this same process under the name socialization. It seems to me to be a spread of the techniques of diplomacy into the world of business and enterprise.

>>9733897

People meet and talk, but because they are NOT negotiating, nobody can say no. And if somebody says yes there is no commitment because you are NOT negotiating. You are talking things over, learning, exploring possibilities.

This opens the door to more creative thinking and brainstorming because the people in the discussions work at the roots of the organization, and have no power to make commitments for the company. But when they reach an agreement, it is very powerful, because they all report up to decision makers who go into negotiations well-informed and with a basic idea of how an agreement could be structured.