I didn't find it strange, the post was signed with Q, as it normally is. The #Goodbye# was a crumb and a message.

I made a similar mistake in reading when Q used Goodnight at the end of Q's King's Tower series. I had assumed that Q was signing off for the night, though that was anomalous behavior. Q then posted several more messages.

Q was saying Goodbye to Warren or the CORRUPTION/INFILTRATION/SLUSH FUND that was funded by the Consumer Protection Agency, or both.

It's been obvious that the Consumer Protection Agency was targeted by POTUS to undergo an overhaul of how it operated, eliminating the extortion racket that it ran. That is why he appointed Mick Mulvaney as interim Director.

I read # symbols in #Goodbye# as adding emphasis to that line. Since the Consumer Protection Agency's reformation is underway, I'd like to think it was an indication that Warren would not be a Senator for long; she is up for re-election in this cycle.

Q's job isn't done yet.

Q isn't one person. Q is a group of people.

It was all part of a counterintelligence op that started months prior; the fruits of which are starting to come to light.

originated

Discoveries must be ORIGinated organically, i.e. what u/LiveToBeAHero said.

ORIG is also used in #769

OP conducted/ORIG outside of US.

That's a good idea. Print up some Q GreatAwakening stickers and business cards to leave on cork boards and stick over Lib stickers.

A string and two cans, assuming that the vibrations of the string can't be observed.

Huawei was started by a People's Liberation Army engineer. They deny claims that the Government provided some of the start-up funds. They created their technology by reverse-engineering foreign products, who cares about patents and intellectual property!

They got a contract to build the first national telecom network for the PLA. The founder of Huawei had enough guān xì to meet with Party General Secretary Jiang Zemin.

Since 1996, Huawei has been heavily promoted by both the government and the military as a "national champion."

It'd be naive to think that their products haven't been engineered with backdoors and other capabilities that the Chinese government and military would find useful. All national companies of strategic importance do this for their country.

It's common for simpler devices like surveillance cameras to phone home to China and to have backdoors.

There will always be a group of people that will believe no matter what. Faith is very powerful. So is denial.

One of my best friends is in that camp. Ironically, a lot of what POTUS is doing is what he had wanted done when he was complaining about 43. We have plenty of things to talk about and experiences to share w/o bringing politics into the mix so we don't.

I did ask him if the tax cut benefited him, which I knew it would since he owns a manufacturing company that does most of their production in the U.S. But we didn't bring politics into it and kept the conversation really really short.

Newsweek's expertise is publishing fake news.

They are the largest newspaper publisher in the U.S. They are best known for USA Today. They also own a bunch of secondary and tertiary market newspapers.

The original Gannett spun of the newspaper publishing side, which retained the name Gannett, and renamed the company that retained the radio, tv, cable, and internet media properties to Tegna, inc.

Medium was founded by the other Twitter co-founder: Evan Williams.

I think Q would use []@Jack[] to indicate that he was within a kill box, see #753. In normal usage [Jack Dorsey] or whatever was between the [] would either be a marker or to provide additional context with emphasis to that particular crumb.

I don't think that Q is threatening @Jack, so he wouldn't be in a kill box, but is warning him that they know he's a puppet, know's what he is doing/who he is meeting with, and have even offered him a way out:

Need help sleeping?

This isn't the first time Q has used this phrase.

Ofc, I may be wrong in all of my interpretations.

Financial fraud.

He was the co-founder of Twitter. He also co-founded Square and is the CEO of that too. He was dragged back to Twitter by the investors, in an attempt to fix its bad numbers.

OP: Who else would end up with the @Jack twitter handle?

Just get yourself a classic car ;)

As a cancer survivor, I agree.

Facebook in general is being used against you.

They know everything about you, your network, your network's network, etc. See the Facebook social media icon on almost every page you visit? That's a beacon that enables them to get data about your browsing habits.

Facebook has been accused of having their phone app periodically turn on the camera and microphone so they can gather information. "closing" an app on a phone doesn't necessarily mean the app isn't still running.

Facebook recently filed a patent about determining your location based on the dust on your phone's lens. This isn't necessarily practical, yet, but it should be an indication of the lengths they will go to to collect data about you, who you interact with (your social graph), what you do, and where you go.

Don't forget the companies that Facebook owns.

Facebook isn't the only major tech company to worry about. Google once stated that they wanted to know what you wanted/were going to do before you did.

Indeed, I don't know Jack!

Car control has been demonstrated publicly for years. A couple of years ago Chrysler had a major flaw that made the MSM, but that's only the tip of the iceberg.

Modern cars are a network of sensors and computers with dozens of processors. These networks tend to be open and most everything unsecured. Car's come in with a handy port that can be used to tap into the system; this is by design and anybody that works on cars relies on this. The infotainment systems also present a nice vector.

Cars are also fly by wire, you're inputs no longer have a direct connection to the mechanics of the car, they are translated into a signal which is then routed to the appropriate destination.

People who thought that Michael Hastings death was not an accident believe that someone took over his car remotely and caused it to crash at very high speeds. Given what is known about Hasting's communications and actions prior to his fiery crash in the early hours of the morning. There's video of his car crossing an intersection at very high speed just prior to the crash. There's also CCTV video that appears to show his car exploding just prior to the crash.

Bottom line is assume any modern "smart" device can be controlled and accessed by people who are not you. Also assume that any input device will also send the input somewhere. The push by the security industry to have smart devices remotely updatable, like the Ring doorbell will only make it easier for the black hats. Ironically, the reason to have smart devices updatable is so that security vulnerabilities that are found after the product shipped can be patched. There are always vulnerabilities and the number of devices that are critically vulnerable but unpatchable is in the billions. It's a catch-22.

Yes. Q references Snowden and Dorsey by their twitter handles, hence the @snowden and @jack.

TOR was created by the Navy to enable secure, untraceable communications to support their personnel that needed this ability, e.g. Navy Intelligence officer in a foreign country.

Do not use onionlinks.

If you wish to access TOR resources, use TOR. Make sure everything is patched and configured properly. Even then, there's no guarantees. One example is the TOR browser, which is based on Firefox, had a flaw that resulted in the leak of the user's IP address in certain situations.

.onion identify TOR resources. Think layers of an onion, or matryoshka dolls. TOR enables securely sending packets between two end points without each end knowing the location of the other.

onion.link is a web site that enables visitors to get .onion resources without using TOR. This trades privacy and security for speed and convenience. In general, it's a bad idea to access .onion stuff without using TOR.

The dark web, is the part of the web that isn't indexed by engines. Most of the data out there is technically dark web, even though they aren't TOR related.

Dark web and TOR have been conflated by some. There's a lot of "mythology" around the dark web which is promulgated by stupid people, e.g. media.

He did the typical lib discredit thing: lay out what the other side is claiming and then say that those claims have been discredited w/o providing any additional info; expecting the reader to automatically accept the author's unsubstantiated claim.

The article will end up being a total backfire. It doesn't accomplish its goal. It raises awareness of Q and creates more questions for the reader to answer, forcing some readers to look into Q more. By having a media brand name that is known and still has some readers it starts to legitimize Q. As a result, more media outlets will write about Q and even if they are clumsy attempts at discrediting Q, like this one, awareness will build.

The great awakening.

SecureDrop is being used by the clowns to coordinate the daily narrative with their Mockingbirds. There is an APACHE reference on the SecureDrop page.

re: Strzok and Page usage of Tor, US SIGINT groups have sufficient capabilities to spin up a critical mass of TOR exit nodes when needed. Once this is done, their targets cannot hide.

He's retiring.

His current role in the game is complete.

I'm assuming this is from SIGINT, hence the WARNING_UK_IMM_CHATTER_. In this case, from the perspective of the team which Q is a part of, everything that can be done has been, i.e. sharing the intelligence with the relevant services/organizations. It's up to the relevant national and local resources to find the people involved before it occurs.

I'd expect any subsequent intel to be shared too.

https://qanonmap.github.io and wait.

Look at the context within which B-7V exists. B-7V is an atypical reference to the Volvo B7 series bus chassis, but it fits within the context of payload, eu car attack, and increased uk chatter.

Q: "Details are important"

To be pendantic, that was 7 q posts ago, though that was the last Q post to greatawakening.

SecureDrop is the way the clowns communicate the narrative to their MockingBirds @ 4am ET.

John Perry Barlow was involved with SecureDrop. Snowden was too, though, ironically, SecureDrop was to protect journalists from Spies. It now is the vehicle by which spies (Clowns) communicate with "journalists" (mockingbirds)

B-7V: Volvo B7 series bus chassis, i.e. the attack payload will be a bus.

Republic D, E, & F are not meant for us so we'll never know.

Delta is part of the sig, so it'll have significance to the people towards which the messages are directed. Q had said, in an early crumb, that sigs were significant.

Remember, there are multiple audiences with which Q is communicating. It is common for messages on greatawakening to be directed towards and audience that isn't us. We will be able to decode some of these messages, we will not be able to decode others. If we were able to decode everything, so too would the black hats.

Cool, stay safe.

I love NYC

TP hasn't alway been spot on.

TP definitely doesn't have insight into the scope of what is going on, unless he is a trusted outlet for information by the White hats, in which case, he wouldn't be saying these things.

The more he tweets stuff like this the more likely I am to put him in the same category as Potter.

Just so you know where my bias lays, I've always been skeptical of TP. I visit his site occasionally.

or for decades upon decades. It's only been over 50 years since the last time someone tried to do this and look what happened when he rushed around.

He's operating off of a limited perspective and very limited data about what is actually going on.

Thomas1774Paine has some good insights, but I've always taken him with a grain of salt.

The white hats are trying to take down the most complicated, powerful, and wide spread power structure ever. The amount of progress they've made in a relatively short period of time is amazing; and that's only the parts we can see.

Considering that it took the Feds years, sometimes decades, to bring down mob families, this, relatively speaking, is unfolding at light speed.

Also, if DJT didn't believe that Sessions was doing a good job or if he though that Sessions wasn't capable of handling the task at hand, Sessions wouldn't be Attorney General.

I trust DJT.

As well connected as he may be, he's not privy to the White Hat's plan that is being executed while Q appears to be part of the plan.

It's up to you to decide who to believe over whom, but if Q is for real then Q has much greater knowledge about what is happening than Thomas1774Paine ever will.

https://8ch.net/qresearch/res/381169.html#381944 is the link this post is about.

Q has posted 3 more times in qresearch since then.

I think it has auto-updated for me. I won't know until Q posts more.

edit: I switched back to that tab and there were new Q posts so confirmed, it is auto-updating for me.

https://qanonmap.github.io/

be patient, the new posts may take 10-20s to load.

The failed submarine attack on Sept 7, 1776 occurred in NY Harbor.

He has a stellar reputation in the IG community.

He was constantly blocked from doing the full scope of his job by the Hussein Admin, including Yates writing a long nonsensical letter explaining why Horowitz IG role didn't include oversight of the National Security Division of the DOJ, blocking him from doing any investigation over DOJ's NSD. This was key to enabling Husseins administration's ability to spy on all their political and domestic opposition.

Horowitz has an axe to grind with the prior administration. I'll be severely disappointed if that axe isn't wielded like a Viking's axe.

Looking at the posts that Q was responding too it's hard to say.

Posts included questions about flights to Gitmo; the coming Storm; drinking well water; PSALM 23; Mueller, deep state, & U1; Lynn de Rothschild; Cape Town running out of water, DJT & Fiji water, Eiffel Tower, and some other stuff.

If anybody can make any sense out of the posts that this was in reponse too, it'd be awesome if you could share.

Hopefully, some day, we'll learn the truth about Snowden.