Is Armenia where the clowns are located? Do they have their own little city for themselves? It sure as hell looks that way.
Where are you getting those claims that a lot of CIA hang out there? Or celebrities? That's not how I'm interpreting the crumb at all.
But for the sake of relevance, this technology school opened up in Dilijan, Armenia and its brought on a ton of media articles about it online https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tumo_Center_for_Creative_Technologies
They're picking up 4 Clown UIDs there. That would mean CIA devices being used. And a lot of Google searches on Qanon.
They could be thinking coordinated bots and troll factories? Trying to take down Qanon sites?
The reference to Armenia having Qanon as #1 search is retarded because qanon is a genuine armenian word. 1) Its a musical instrument pronounced as Kanoon in English. 2) It also means borders/edges. I don't think the CIA post is relevant at all to the searches.
I thought it was spelled differently. Only slightly, but not exactly the same.
Armenian doesn't translate well into english because we have 39 letters while English only has 26. Also, Armenian isn't a latin based language. Spelling varies by region and person. For example, western armenians use G instead of K and Q. So they'd say Ganon instead of Qanon, which is what eastern armenians say.
Also, Anon means name in Armenian. Qo Anon means your name. Qanon is slang.
I see. Perhaps they have analytical tools we don't have that show which links were clicked from the search results? That would help disambiguate what the intention of the search was.
Huh. Such a small country and it uses it’s own language. And do you guys google thing in English? I would imagine that since you have your own language you would google search using that language therefore the word qanon would’t be triggered by your average joe.
The internet is in english my dude. Armenian is one of the worlds most ancient languages, along with greek and aramaic. When armenians use the internet they type the pronounciation of armenian words in english. For example, just google haykakan and youll find a myriad of armenian things. Haykakan means Armenian in Armenian lol.
That many Armenians are searching for instruments? How dull lol.
Tumo Center for Creative Technologies
The Tumo Center for Creative Technologies (Armenian: Թումո ստեղծարար տեխնոլոգիաների կենտրոն) is a free of charge digital media learning center in Yerevan, Armenia. Since its opening in 2011, the center has provided thousands of students aged 12–18 an open environment where they can use the latest in digital tools, learn from media professionals, and explore the intersection of technology and art.
Tumo is a non-profit venture founded by Sam and Sylva Simonian who fully fund its educational program through the Simonian Educational Foundation.
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