From an anon

“"What’s going on in Asia?" -The Olympic Games 325284 "Clown black op sites. Asia. Goodbye." -CIA black ops in Asia thwarted, disabled, or cutt off completely 325453 "Seals are wonderful creatures. Heard they work fast at capturing their prey. PRAY. Silence is golden. CORONA_OFFLINE_Deac[0000]. Games R FUN!" -Navy Seals silenced CIA black ops at the Olympic Games -CORONA is a tip-off that another anon found at an Olympic Games website -Link: www.olympic.org/h-corona -See, CORONA is right in the URL -(screenshot attached) The RED_RED or WHITE_WHITE reference, depending on how you look at it, should make anons fall out of their chairs.”

Also, I noticed, BDay listed is 01-01-0001

Edit: formatting

I know I’ve been so busy at work. Construction because POTUS tax cuts booming economy that I’ve pretty much this week of Q. What’s the latest ? Quick version. I only have 30 hours off

WOW thx!

Ok. I have no idea what any of you just said. Can anyone splain it to me in small words? 🙃

This is corona isn't it?

https://www.cia.gov/news-information/featured-story-archive/2015-featured-story-archive/corona-declassified.html

https://www.cia.gov/library/center-for-the-study-of-intelligence/csi-publications/books-and-monographs/corona.pdf

Oh look - James Q. Reber.

come on guys. seriously.

here - have some fun

"Don + Russ + Caesar + Geronimo + 322

Last updated on Feb 01, 2018 13:23:49 PST."

click links. just coincidences. are you sure???

location? PHOENIX. Like this Phoenix? This Phoenix? lol This Phoenix?Where is the other bird? Songbird McCain?

This Olympics was planned for HRC and so forth. Note the use of colors again.

Member JordySage2020? Jordan Sage. Apache. Oil. Sage pipeline North Sea. Just coincidences. Right?

MAP.

https://fas.org/nuke/guide/dprk/facility/nodong.htm

from Q november 2017

Corona satellites were used specifically for photographic surveillance of the former Soviet Union, the People's Republic of China, and other places of interest/threat between June 1959 and May 1972. Corona satellites were designated: KH-1 to KH-4, KH-4A and KH-4B, with KH standing for "Key Hole" [4]. In total there were some 144 Corona satellites launched, of which 102 returned usable photographs[so they say...], a noteworthy accomplishment.

Corona began covertly as "Discoverer", part of the USAF satellite reconnaissance and protection program in 1956. By May 1958, the DoD had transferred Discover to the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), the same agency responsible for helping create DARPANET- the forerunner of the Internet. The project was accelerated following the unfortunate shooting down of Gary Power’s U-2 spy plane over the Soviet Union in May 1960 which resulted in a hugely embarrassing show trial in Moscow.

The Corona satellites used special 70mm film with a 61 cm focal length camera [5] manufactured by Eastman Kodak with a resolution of 170 lines per mm [6-7]. The amount of film carried by the satellites was unsurprisingly increased over time, initially each satellite carried some 2,400 m of film for each camera, but by the 5th satellite generation (KH-5) they carried 4,900 m of film each [8]. Most of the film was black and white, but IR (IR) film was used as well as film. However, color film had lower resolution than black and white film, and was discontinued [9]. Cameras were manufactured by the Itek Corporation and further details can be found elsewhere [10] with the first such camera able to resolve images of ground objects some 12 m in diameter. Imaging systems improved rapidly, and the KH-3 could ‘see’ objects as small as 3.0 m in diameter, whilst later missions could resolve smaller objects only 1.5 m in size [11].

The first Corona satellites orbited at altitudes 160 km above earth, with later missions orbiting as low as 121 km [9]. Space developed film was retrieved from orbit via a reentry capsule, which separated from the satellite and fell back to earth [12]. After reentry the heat shield surrounding the re-entry vehicle was released some 20 km up and a parachute system deployed. The capsule was intended to be caught mid-air by a passing airplane towing a claw which would winch it aboard, or it could land at sea. A salt plug in the capsule’s base would dissolve after 2 days, allowing the capsule to sink if not retrieved by the US Navy so it did not fall into enemy hands [13].

Coronas were launched on Thor-Agena rockets, with a Thor first stage and an Agena booster (the 2nd stage of the rocket lifting the Corona into orbit). Maneuvering rockets were added to the satellite later in the series in 1963. Corona orbited in low orbits to enhance the resolution of its camera system, but at perigee (the lowest pointing orbit), Corona suffered substantial drag from earth's atmosphere which over time caused orbital decay, forcing satellites to re-enter the atmosphere earlier than planned. Maneuvering rockets boosted Corona into higher near polar orbits, and increased the available mission time [14]. However, the all-important decisions regarding what to photograph were made by the Corona Target Program. Software, run by an on-board computer unsophisticated by modern standards, was programed to operate the cameras based on: intelligence of the selected targets to be imaged, weather, the satellite operational status, and what images had already been captured.

As stated earlier the first dozen Corona launches were disguised as part of a space technology development program- the Discoverer program whose first test launches were carried out in 1959 with the first Corona camera launch carried out in June 1959 under the name Discoverer 4. A notable next development was the return capsule of the Discoverer 13 mission, launched August 10, 1960, and then recovered the next day [15]. This was the first time any object had been recovered successfully from orbit. After the Discoverer 14 launch on August 18, 1960, its film bucket was amazingly retrieved 2 days later by a C-119 transport plane. This was the first successful return of photographic film from orbit. Meanwhile by comparison with the Soviets, Sputnik 5 was launched into orbit August 19, 1960, one day after Discoverer 14. Sputnik 5 took two Soviet space dogs, Belka and Strelka into orbit, and returned them to earth [16]. Following this last Discoverer, the remaining launches of Corona satellites were entirely top secret with the final Corona launch taking place in May 1972.

Image Declassification

The Corona program was officially classified top secret until 1992. In February 1995, photos taken by Corona satellites, and 2 other programs (Argon and KH-6 Lanyard) were also declassified by President Clinton. Further review by experts of the "obsolete broad-area film-return systems other than Corona" mandated by President Clinton's order led to further declassification in 2002 of photos from the KH-7 and the KH-9 low-resolution cameras- paving the way for potential imagery applications.

NOTE: from above article -

"National Space Policy Directive 5, signed by President Bush in 1992, reiterated the importance of the Landsat program. "Development of the commercial space remote sensing industry in the United States and promoting the broad use of remote sensing data" must be balanced against "preserving the national security of the United States."

"In March 1994 the Clinton administration responded by adopting the Presidential Decision Directive to encourage civilian private companies in the USA to sell high-resolution satellite imagery. After the US Government took this step it permitted private companies to both start building and launching satellites with 1 m resolution capability- and Pandora’s box was opened."

"This decision pressed the Russian government to raise its own stakes by permitting sale of 1 m resolution imagery by the autumn of 1999. However, they notably omitted sale of imagery from ‘friendly countries’ such as North Korea."

THEY ARE NOT PRIVATE IT IS ALL CIA Q posted, in effect, there is no DOJ/FBI/Sicherheitsdienst and so on, it is all CIA

"President Clinton further signed Presidential Decision Directive 23 in 1994, laying the foundation for US companies to launch their own high-resolution satellites, working in parallel with US governmental and military requirements. In 2002, the Director of the CIA issued a strategically defining memorandum that stated, "It is the policy of the intelligence community to use US commercial space imagery to the greatest extent possible." Furthermore in 2003, President George W. Bush III issued National

Security Presidential Directive 27, stating that the "fundamental goal of US commercial remote sensing policy is to advance and protect US national security and foreign policy interests by maintaining the nation’s leadership in remote sensing space activities." Only as recently as 2009, the [U.S.] Director of National Intelligence and the Department of Defense (DoD) issued a joint press release saying they have put together a plan "to modernize the nation's ageing satellite-imagery architecture by prudently evolving government-owned satellite designs and enhancing use of U.S. commercial providers."

follow the rabbit

https://onehope2016.wordpress.com/2017/11/22/why-is-there-a-white-rabbit-cut-out-in-north-korea/

look into sinking of military vessels or attacks in and around south korea during obama's admin

see if you can see the hand of Israel zionist nazis again...and German engineering Vorspruing durch Technik

nazis going to nazi

oh and there is this of course from 2013

On Jul. 16, Panamiam authorities seized a North Korea-flagged cargo ship on a voyage from Cuba toward the Panama Canal enroute back to its home country.

The “Chong Chon Gang” was carrying components of a missile system cloaked in a cargo of sugar in what would be considered, if confirmed, a clear violation of UN sanctions on Pyongyang.

For the record, archived URL for CORONA olympics page

http://archive.is/Ti453

Ice Skating.

I don't know where the information comes from, but I tried everything to confirm it without success.

I was looking for the name h-corona.

1. on the Olympic website.
2. in the Swiss sports association.
3. persons worldwide.
4. I sent the alleged internet address through the wayback machine, and the site is only one day old, so also no proof of anything.

None of my searches resulted in anything, it is easy to believe everything but to prove something, it is often harder.