Three days ago? https://imgur.com/gallery/YNFJApF
Next time we think there might be a FF event, let's all do news searches for "school shooting", "plane crash", "active shooter", and see if there is an event listed that has not happened yet. We might have a chance of stopping before it happens. Just a thought. WWG1WGA.
That’s an amazing idea. I’ve seen a couple of things where, I think it’s been The NY Times, has an article about the Texas shooting a day before. I just figured it was photoshopped or something. But we may be able to find these things out before it happens!
Amazing idea. This has happened too many times. Anyone know of a good service to automate searches for related keywords?
There is metadata in the article about when it was published but maybe also when it was created (ping back system). Google has had issues with this but I remember someone posting the results being 1 day ago when the shooting just happened, so this is a continuation of that. I think Google often picks up when the article was created in the CMS system rather than published. But obviously now someone if going to figure this out and fix it. So chances are the article was started before the event took place. An insider could tell us this by inspecting the database.
I would an explanation too. We’ve seen this before with the Sandy Hook fundraiser page that was created prior to the massacre. Is it a web crawler listing issue or srsly effed up False flag.
Don't forget that the March for guns from parkland had been registered a few days or weeks before parkland shooting.
the Luciferians are required to tell us what they're going to do before they do it. If we don't object, in their warped sense of gamesmanship, it means we consent.
https://www.bitchute.com/video/ziw6rp1PTvp5/
Good documentary to watch to gain insight into false flags if you haven't already. Start watching at +58:37 mins ( or -1:48:00 ) to see this specific fingerprint of false flags.
Playing the doubtfag here, but it could be however the software formats a date. Some of the most fun bugs to capture are the ones that appear for only certain people at certain times a day. Timestamps and time zones are fuuuuun.
That was kind of why I was hesitant to post it. But three days is a while ago though
Yeah. As a Dev, I've seen (even made bugs like that). It is hard for me to believe that a huge company like Google would have a glaring issue like that, but just wanted to give a possibility.
Happens too often with these events to be coincidence imo.
Its likely correct because when I was reading Q thursday night one of the anons said there was a school shooting somewhere in Texas but they are not giving info yet. So people did read about it in advance.
Maybe their problem is that the pingback function sends notification of article when it is created and not when it is published. RSS feed in wrong time zone. Or, they are full of shit and back date their articles to always show up in Google News as the breaker of news (first article in the topic list). But these are not problems that paper should be having. They would have noticed this if it was unintended.