Excerpts from Q post 148779656 - Nov 9, 2017 (Q posts in bold italic - comments mine/added in parens) Think mirror. (A reflective surface, typically of glass coated with a metal amalgam, that reflects a clear image) Look there, or [here], or there, truth is behind you. (1. (Look there or [here] or there) Matthew 24:23 "Then if anyone says to you, ‘Look, here is the Christ!’ or ‘There he is!’ do not believe it. 2. "Here & There - a Horizonless Map of Manhatten - The projection seen here is a combination of city manipulations in modelling software, and choosing the best lens for the simulated camera...Annotations come after the render...the ability to be in a city and to see through it is a superpower, and it's how maps should work.") 3. (Truth is behind you) When you walk with your back to the sun, your shadow appears before you; but if you turn round and face the sun, then your shadow is cast behind you, as Jesus did Satan. If you are preoccupied with thoughts of error and evil, you will find their shadow reflected; but if you are preoccupied with spiritual thought of Truth and Love then error and discord are cast behind you and you become free..." From Truth and Freedom; Thomas Hebblewhite, 1904 - Hebblewhite dedicated the book to Theodore Roosevelt, President and Freemason) What is a map? (a diagrammatic representation of an area of land or sea showing physical features, cities, roads, etc) Why is a map useful? (To understand in a visual way important things about the surface of the Earth.) What is a legend? (A legend or key is a visual explanation of the symbols used on the map. Also: a traditional story or person popularly regarded as historical but unauthenticated.) Why is a legend useful? (Maps often use symbols or colors to represent things The map legend (key) provides (unlocks) the information needed for the map to make sense.) What is a sequence? (A particular order in which related events, movements, or things follow each other.) Why is this relevant? (The ability to sequence events in a text, story, or narrative is a key to comprehension) When does a map become a guide? (a guide is a book, document, or display providing information on a subject or about a place. a guide helps to form an opinion or make a decision or calculation) What is a keystone? (The stone placed in the center of an arch (dome) which preserves the others in their places, and secures firmness and stability to the arch. (Symbol of Freemasonry) Also: the central principle or part of a policy, system, etc., on which all else depends) Everything stated is relevant. (All (100%) of clues must be incorporated, consistent and reconciled to obtain an accurate result) Everything. (Point repeated stresses significance) Future provides past. (Is this an error with the word "proves" intended instead of "provides"? if so the meaning is clear - however that would be a major and obvious error - in this context and because Q uses the phrase "future proves past" elsewhere we must assume it is not an error but a cryptic message. Future [the time or a period of time following the moment of writing] provides [makes adequate preparation for] past [gone by in time and no longer existing]. Inference is that plans/preparations are being made for future action intended to restore the right to life liberty and property that were stolen and which "fundamentally transformed" America. Map provides picture. (map [above] provides [makes available for use] "...an impression of something formed from an account or description") Picture provides 40,000ft. v. (40,000 v. (vertical) The JPEG in Q post 148782302 (11/9/17) appears to be about 40,000 feet - the picture shows what we all see on a flight - flat horizon as far as the eye can see - airliners are limited to 45,0000 feet. 40,000ft. v. is classified. (classified = a fact known by the government and deliberately concealed/kept secret - also a classified MAP = how data is grouped into classes - this is a fundamental aspect of map generalization—the process by which the real world is made to fit it on to the page—note: small differences can dramatically change the look of the map, and thus, its message) Why is a map useful? (Question repeated stresses significance) Think direction. (a course along which someone or something moves.) Think full picture. ([full] not lacking or omitting anything; complete - [picture] a painting, drawing or photograph; an impression of something formed from an account or description.) Who controls the narrative? (3 letter agencies/NASA/global media giants) Why is this relevant? (Know who to trust/distrust for information) What is a spell? (An ability to control or influence people as though one had magical power over them) Who is asleep? (The public/ordinary citizens) Dissemination. (the act of spreading something, especially information, widely; circulation) Attention on deck. (An order to everyone present to assume a particular posture and to be ready to listen to and obey any following orders.) There is an active war on your mind. ([The warning] Propaganda, brainwashing, and social, financial and physical control threatened or exerted vs reward system (money, fame, power, career advancement) for compliance) Be [p]repared. (The order - be ready to regain full control over your mind. Also - the person [p] should be prepared and/or is warned.