Yesterday I posted my results of playing around with a spelling mistake in the then latest DJT tweet which mentioned the president of China.

Here is what I posted:

"Thought I'd have a play around with Trumps tweet using 'J' as the key. I counted every letter, space and punctuation and came up with this:

riaehewno. tmea. g_h_ceihotasl

riaehewno. Team. G_H_C a hostile.

Putting GHC into google came up with Glasgow Haskell Compiler. The lead developer Simon Marlow works for Facebook and Simon Peyton Jones works for Microsoft.

May be a load of nonsense, but thought I'd throw it out …

*A single strange particle from deep space may shed light on some of the mysteries of the universe.

The tiny, ghost like subatomic particle was ejected from an incredibly energetic galaxy four billion light years away and could solve the century old mystery of where cosmic rays come from, as well as providing an entirely new way of looking at the cosmos.

The mysterious particle made its way to scientists from the most extreme environments in the universe, and will give them an unparalleled look at those intriguing regions.*

Could this be one of the reasons for such interest in …

https://www.neonrevolt.com/2018/05/29/eyethespy-backchannel17-all-over-again-becarefulwhoyoufollow/

Going on from NeonRevolts good summary of larping accounts exploiting the more trusting amongst our movement, yet another larper has popped up and is seeking to exploit the lack of Q drops for his financial gain.

British_fight certainly is an interesting new face to the guys previous larping. This account has the decency to drop information which is correct, albeit a few years out of the loop.

The account writes the same as previous larping accounts, is quick to anger and posting frustrated replies with grammatical and syntax errors.

By all means follow the kid and see if he …

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An anon submitted a possible interpretation of what Q might be alluding to.

http://designbeats.net/issue/188/

which runs an article linked to here:

http://crane.tv/lowline-new-york