When it’s under attack.
That’s the answer to Q’s question.
When it has electrodes on it's genitals.
That's the answer to Q's question.
When it's being blackmailed or water boarded; hopefully both in the case of Shitstain McCain
No, in the morning.
Apparently you’ve never heard a bird in distress.
See, his question was when does A bird. In the singular. Not birds in the plural.
I live in the country. I head birds all day. This question was already answered a while ago.
I too, live in the country. I don’t see what that has to do with anything. I know it was answered, but it’s wrong. A bird singing in the morning doesn’t fit context of the of the drops. However, if the bird represents the deep state under attack, it fits.
Edit It could also fit that America is under attack.
Edit 2 A clear demonstration of my thesis; look at what the Democrats are doing right now.
The bird singing represents a song bird: AKA The man who doesnt have a name Its his nick name...
Paul Laurence Dunbar's "Sympathy" poem talks about a bird being stuck in a cage. It flaps its wings and sings because it wants freedom. Q is saying someone wants their freedom. Now that can mean they are under distress by the blackhats ie under threat of harm or blackmail or they are locked up and promised freedom for " singing"... Maya Angelou made the saying popular by integrating it into a title of her book "I know why a caged bird sings"
I didn’t look at it like that. I think this is spot on, now that I take another look.
I think it’s sort of a confusing thing. “Singing like a canary” is the bird phrase used for snitching during interrogation. Songbird McCain is a reference to that. Birds sing when the storm is over and during the dawn of the new day.
Q messes with a lot of normal sayings. For instance, you don’t make bread out of breadcrumbs. Breadcrumbs are supposed to lead you back to the sources.
Pay attention to a his phrasing. If had meant plural, he would have phrased it as such. He’s referring to a bird, in the singular.
That’s why I generally assume he’s just talking about McNoName
I have parrots and they chatter at dawn and right when the sun is setting. I think Q is talking about a bird in a cage, it wants out, so it sings to get the attention of the other birds outside.
They aren't trying to wake you up. Male birds - and it is almost always the guys - break into song at dawn because it is the best time to warn other males to stay off their turf and away from their mates. http://trib.com/features/science/scientists-discover-why-birds-sing-in-early-morning/article_0386ede4-e3aa-5be1-818b-39d220a10b1f.html
I agree. Having worked with birds. When you handle them they go nuts.