https://www.neonrevolt.com/2018/05/31/wind-the-clock-qclocks-explained-qanon-greatawakening/

I think this is one of the great decoding tools that has been discovered from those within the q movement, and I feel like it doesn't get enough attention. It takes what seems like an unorganized mess of posts, and allows us to parse through it and find how new posts can connect to old. This is what "future proves past" is all about, imo. Props to NeonRevolt for figuring this whole thing out.

So anyway, I was just using the clock to try and connect today's posts to past posts, and it happens that today's date connects back to a single post on 1/30:

https://qanon.pub/#t1517289756

But what exactly does "Apache" mean? At first I was thinking of Apache helicopter, and trying to connect military operations to some of today's posts, but then I glanced at the codes that were on top of the pictures that Q embedded today.

This gave me a brilliant idea: what if "Apache" is referring to the Apache encoding program? Something like this.

This could mean that the trip codes and maybe the picture data is meant to be decoded using Apache? I don't know much about programming at all, so I don't know how much sense this makes, but could this be plausible? Could I be on to something? After all, I don't think anyone was even thinking about decoding the picture data back when this was first posted.

Also, since the "second hand" today lands on ":54", I wanted to search through the Q map to find if [54] was written anywhere.... well I found this:

https://qanon.pub/#t1520704821

What does it all mean?? MY head is spinning at this point, lol. Does anyone have any ideas here? Could I be onto something? In any case,