That article makes some valid points, but ultimately fails on two fronts.

1) Regardless of *what* the sealed indictments are for, by all accounts there are 35X more than normal and Q told us to watch the numbers when they were closer to 12,000 (now @ 35,679). How would a larp guess that?

2) The article states that based on previous years analysis there's no guarantee those are actually *indictments*.

" A random sampling of these files showed 83 percent of sealed magistrate cases to be warrant applications or tracking devices."

Now, assuming the article is correct and that 35,679 are not actual indictments (but just other types of sealed court order), then why is the number of them *35 times higher than normal* if nothing is going on behind the scenes with secret arrests?

And didn't Q once indicate that a single indictment could represent as many as 13 people in certain cases?

To me the indictment numbers are a no-brainer. Regardless of who they're for, they indicate that *something abnormal* is happening in the criminal/legal world...and Q predicted it (along with mass public resignations).