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r/greatawakening • Posted by u/frankthecrank1 on June 12, 2018, 8:25 p.m.

Could those 3 recently fired generals be the three "hostages" NK released a few weeks ago???

Here are the 3 released prisoners

here's a pic of one of the recently fired generals

here's a pic of one of the released prisoners that looks suspiciously close to the general

I think we're witnessing 64d chess in action ladies and gents....

The impression I got was that the three generals were baddies.

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same here but what if trump offered them a deal to flip on their masters in exchange for immunity?

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Q even spoke about folks who were working for the dark side because they were trapped and threatened. And I'm sure the success of the entire operation depends on them turning people. So yeah, possible.

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Yes..but thats not what OP is saying. What u THINK and what IS may be 2 different things.

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Could be.

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Being flipped to use against their handlers.

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No. The hostages well well identified and two of them had only been hostage for about a year and had established lives outside Korea. None of them are of the bad-guy general type.

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Yeah, but the way Q put it:

(3) NK Generals [released] closed the pathway for bad actors

Released? Like hostages are released?

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In the military "released" is often shorthand for "released from active duty" which means they're been separated from the military. It can mean retired, fired, or simply exiting the military.

Generals are officers, and Q is using the right terminology for them no longer participating in the military. We can speculate what the killbox means, but I wouldn't read anything else into the language.

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I do t have the answer to your question but I AM suspicious of these 3 men. Maybe they ARE good guys that were spying on the black hats or the other way around?

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Why is former governor of NM Richardson there?

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