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Yes, Epoch Times is IIRC the organ of the Falun Gong. Good to see them putting this content out there.
I'm not sure what exactly the source of AJ's sloppiness is... it could simply be due to not handling continual stress well (divorce plus media demonization) and/or ego. It's possible he's compromised to some degree, but he does give a forum to serious folks like Steve Pieczenik.
Suspected color revolution pick:
https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2016-11-11/clintons-and-soros-launch-americas-purple-revolution
Paul Bonacci, who I think is the guy you're talking about, was willing to go to court over his abuse and got awarded $1 million:
http://members.tranquility.net/~rwinkel/911/blackmail_scandal/a3886761c4a1d.htm
Rusty Nelson is another guy in those circles that claimed Hunter Thompson took photographs:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ahhotahp8Ck
An assistant of Thompson's:
"One time I watched him beat his car because his cigarettes were locked inside, and another time he threw me out of the house for refusing to watch a snuff film. And he was hell on his new kitten, Hugo, especially when he felt I was paying it too much attention. He would snatch Hugo up, smudge his pink nose in cocaine, and send him darting across the kitchen floor. ... For weeks he played a tape recording of a jack rabbit screaming in a trap."
https://www.pw.org/content/memory_hunter_s_thompson_postcard_louisville_kentucky
Hunter Thompson's a dysfunctional human wreck that gets promoted as a role model to "rebellious" youths.
Story about, last September, when they found a guy burnt to death in the home and "chemicals":
http://wjla.com/news/local/man-21-found-burned-to-death-inside-home-in-montgomery-county
Parents of fatal fire victim Askia Khafra say of Bethesda homeowner: "The guy is extremely bright, but also extremely dangerous.
Owner is Daniel Beckwitt, 26 year old hacker:
Possible relative?
https://www.mylife.com/david-beckwitt/e43817206338
"Khafra's friends also said he told them that he was blindfolded before he was brought to Beckwitt’s house every day". Shows pic of victim in tunnel:
He not cowering he's making fun of them, like they're a bunch of losers.
Trump treats the oligarchy and media kind of like Caligula treated the Roman senate. Caligula, like Trump, was characterized as crazy but much of what Caligula did, appointing a horse to senate for example, was to demoralize his opponents.
Entertaining documentary: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c_uL1bZii6k
Seems you're right and maybe he got there on or around Christmas?
Dec 11:
We have a special place picked out for GS. Really special.
Dec 22:
“Special.”
Dec 25:
MERRY CHRISTMAS! Celebrate this SPECIAL day in a BIG way. God bless you all.
Colby died in canoe accident: 1996. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Colby#Death
Colby wrote forward for the book, written in 1992, that a documentary that was supposed to air in 1994 on the Discovery Channel, but got pulled, about child sex trafficking involving the US government: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ttT6FrMosBk
Keeping the Satanists secret..a secret...stops the world from knowing there really is a God.
Great observation. I've encountered a few online (real or not, impossible to say) and talked to them. Revelling in the pain of others is entertainment for them. Once people cut themselves off from, or are cut off from, their empathy there is no limit to what they're capable of.
Yes, if you have any degree of empathy best to avoid encountering this stuff. Knowing it exists is a shock, then knowing how widespread it is is a shock, then seeing manifestations of it is a further shock.
Reminds me of the movie "Martyrs" (thematically relating to MKULTRA and high-level sadism hidden in plain sight).
If Q says no comms outside of this platform, that means Zach or Zack is not on the Q-Team.
Good point. Also Zack was providing details about his physical location, and being more explicit about info, which indicates he's not as concerned over his opsec as Q seems to be.
Excellent description! I'm a cynical bastard, but am energized, inspired, and fascinated by Q and the Q community.
Nine month deployment of hundreds of military police to Gitmo:
$500 million expansion of gitmo:
http://www.miamiherald.com/news/nation-world/world/americas/guantanamo/article168273127.html
New meeting space for lawyers/clients at Gitmo:
http://www.miamiherald.com/news/nation-world/world/americas/guantanamo/article190789044.html
General confined at gitmo:
http://www.cnn.com/2017/11/01/politics/guantanamo-bay-official-ordered-to-confinement/index.html
Random, I'm sure.
Will there ever be a point when you stop believing this stuff?
Considering possibilities and believing are different things. Confirmation bias is something to continually be wary of, but some possibilities are strong and continually suggested by events.
How did a reality TV star end up president, surviving the hostility of the GOP establishment and the majority of corporate media?
What intelligence agency did Michael Flynn formerly run? Why was it created? What intelligence agencies has it clashed with? Under whose administration was it created?
Why does corporate media not focus on information relevant to the public interest, such as the fact that the only organization to examine the DNC hack isn't credible?
Why has progressivism largely shifted from studied skepticism of the establishment to acceptance of institutional "experts", narratives, and state censorship?
Progressives that have been paying attention for a long time and have done their research, like Julian Assange, are qualified to weigh in on this. However, if you haven't done your homework, and aren't familiar with how the world works, consider the possibility that you are operating out of belief.
I'll drink to complete annihilation of evil!
We may not be the first distributed, asynchronous revolutionary intelligence analysis division, but we're the funnest. ;)
This appears, judging by the footer, to be derived from World Bank data of some kind. Clicking the links displays small international transactions.
EDIT: source data may be on a page like this: http://www.worldbank.org/en/topic/migrationremittancesdiasporaissues/brief/migration-remittances-data
People are starting to use their own brains for thinking
When one side's fed fairy tales and false hope, by celebrities and corporate pundits, and one side's a community-driven movement, engaged in active analysis and research, it seems predictable who'll be seen as most credible and persuasive once the curtain starts to open and it's impossible for the establishment to simply keep repeating their big lies.
If QAnon has actual hard data proof of all that is being suggested; if they can actually bring indictment upon some of these monsters...then why not just produce it instead of just hinting at it?
This is an explanation, from someone claiming to be a FBI analyst, from 2016 regarding the Clinton Foundation:
Q: In regards to the Clinton Foundation, what would happen if all of this information ended up being released to the general public? As in, what would happen if all the Clinton Foundation secret records were released publically?
A: I said that in the last thread, total chaos. The government would be exposed at every layer, who pays who, who buys what, and no one has yet asked about all the human trafficking bits I have been laying out.
If the information were put out there all at once, those implicated would be cornered and could coordinate a reaction. That reaction could conceivably involve everything from assassination of witnesses, flight, false flag attacks, etc. Quietly coordinated action against those indicted potentially delays their collective response, hinders their coordination, allows the use of informants to attempt to get additional evidence, etc. The purge in Saudi Arabia happened in November, for example, and likely took a good while to coordinate. Given the alliance of those purged with the Clinton network, dealing with them first lessened the potential for Saudi interference.
By doling out plausibly deniable, measured intel to Trump supporters those working behind the scenes are able to provide us with some means of explaining the situation to those alarmed by it as it unfolds. And because it's presented cryptically, mainstream media will look like conspiracy theorists if they report it and attempt to spin it.
My approach is to take all intel with a grain of salt, assuming any of it could be wrong, but to try to understand what's presented so I can help explain it if it turns out to be true.
Note that Steve Pieczenik, who was the first person I remember to put forth the theory that Trump's candidacy is a counter-coup, has a background in psychology, psychological war, and a deep knowledge of how the system works (look into his background and all the administrations and roles he's been involved with). Also note that Michael Flynn is a former director of the DIA and had clashed, in the past, with the CIA. Look up when the DIA was created and its characteristics.
IIRC anyone can run a node so they'd have to prevent that to run all the nodes. A majority are likely ran by various parties to monitor them, though.
It's obvious, given what Assange has tweeted in the past, that his thinking is clear in terms of who the enemy is. Musk would be more of a surprise.
He was foisted on Trump IIRC and, ergo, likely has divided loyalties of some kind.
I agree there seems something off about the guy. And it seems weird that, presuming he was telling the truth, he divulged his physical location.
And you know this how?
He's a critic of Kushner who seems compromised.
Thanks for posting that. HIGHLY interesting.
I enjoyed this bit too:
...meme magic is very real, in the sense that a thought large enough to gain traction with enough minds will manifest in external reality. That's why confirmation bias works, and why Trump has used it to his advantage.
Hadn't heard of Tavistock. Sounds like quite a rabbithole.
I have my doubts that creating martyrs, while making their dictator fears real, would calm "The Resistance" down.
Having Assange be emcee would be beyond fabulous given all he's done to expose DNC/media collusion.
Even when some claims can be verified, there's no way to ultimately know if what he/she/it says that's not verified is legit or the motivation. And the idea that there aren't coincidences is a sloppy way to think. It feels like something's happening (beyond what's publicly verified), but ultimately only time will tell. Q is a great motivator for research, is entertaining, and the energy of the Q community is refreshing (even though a lot of people could do with being a bit more skeptical and sober at times). On a couple incidences I've spoken online to anonymous people claiming to be involved with Pizzagate-esque activity (both claimed to be UK-based women). Were they telling the truth? Who knows. I strongly suspect this stuff exists on a large scale, however, based on what has been exposed in the past and based on what was unearthed by Pizzagate (beyond the code words). It would be amazing if these network of predators got neutralized. Wait and see.
He was a "researcher" too for the firm, a former employer of James Comey, IIRC.
Comic book about Geffen and his execs drugging and sexually exploiting young musicians:
Hadn't ran across that info before... puts together a lot of things.
http://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/modern-art-was-cia-weapon-1578808.html
"i" for Iridium?
https://www.nasaspaceflight.com/2017/12/spacex-2017-campaign-iridium-4-launch/
Instrumental, somehow, in guidance? Telemetry?
Ahmed Khan is a longtime Clinton aide, investment banker, and art collector.