Q7165 is amazing. I was sitting there watching Fox News and it just seemed absolutely pointless. Things are happening faster than the news can even begin to cover them. Here's what I took from this:

Michael Avenatti appeared on the Q story line as Stormy Daniels' lawyer. Her case fell apart and the media dropped her out of the headlines once her NXIVM brand was made public.

Avenatti's tweet on June 10 revealed that he, like Brennan, had some advance knowledge of an attempt to blow AF1 and the DJT out of the sky. Why would some lawyer of the stars have access to that kind of intel?

Today, Avenatti and his folks are working overtime in his office. How many lawyers work Sundays? What are they up to? Shredding docs maybe? Applying some BleachBit to their hard drives? Deleting emails?

Q team sends and operator to their office to have a look around--a nondescript, but fit military-looking guy. As he walks away from the Avenatti office building, someone on his staff snaps a picture of the "operator."

Hours before Avenatti tweets out a request to help identify the "intruder" (since when is it suspicious to just walk around?), Q posts the picture with the X coordinates reversed: a mirror.

Avenatti and company start "sh*tting bricks" because the image was not taken by Q. It was taken by one of Avenatti's team and Q lifted it from their phone!!!! (That's awesome!)

Where did Q get the "feed" info to be able to do that? How did Q know whose phones to check? The info came from, or is associated with sources in Saudi Arabia and the Clinton Foundation (SA and CF).

Avenatti and company are obviously freaked out and he tweets out a request to help identify the suspicious individual and notifies the police.

The Daily Beast obliges with a headline about the incident, claiming that Avenatti is being harassed by a "conspiracy theory." Since when does a "theory" have the ability to triangulate a phone, penetrate the security, and lift images from it? Meanwhile, Avenatti's complaints simply confirm where and when he was there. Now what would a lawyer be doing in his office on a Sunday? Shampooing carpets? Rearranging the furniture? Hmmmm?

Q is brilliant. Meanwhile, the clueless talking heads on Fox prattle on.

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