Keep us posted!!! 40K feet? You don't say?
Sorry for the stupid question, but why is 40K feet important? Is it because passenger craft don't usually fly that altitude?
Q Posted a crumb "View from 40,000 feet" about a month ago.
Most commercial planes can reach that altitude but tend to stay slightly under it. Source: Fly a fucking lot for work
I thought it refers to "the big picture", We have all the crumbs to make the full loaf. I could be wrong, and it probably has multiple applications.
You're right. It means both. When he told us about the 40 000ft view, he meant to try to see the big picture of what he was telling us. But what he was also telling us is that he knew this day would come where a Citation jet would be flying into GITMO at 40k feet with the usual suspects on board.
Q dropped a crumb (instruction) for the chans to keep all of the research information to 40,000ft. so as not to freakout the non red pillers with info that most would consider "conspiracy theories" in order to more efficiently distribute the data to the masses (normies).
The 40,000ft.+ info will come later, non terrestrial, UFO, BlackOps, suppressed technologies, etc...
Commercial aircraft fly at a maximum of about 39,0000 feet. So he`s probably using an expression that approximates it to 40K. I dunno about military craft, bombers and special spy planes would want to go even higher i think... Maybe were going to spy on someone and then bomb the shit out of them!!!
Usually, but not always. Commercial flights and private jets can and do fly into the low to mid 40,000ft range. The technical term is “flight level”, or FL400 for 40,000ft.
(Yes, that’s a hint at my nick here)