With this Q post:
In the first post, Q almost sounds sarcastic. But let me ask you this:
Is sarcasm a common characteristic of Q’s posts?
Didn’t think so.
Strictly speaking, Q didn’t answer “no” in post #376. All he said was “What do you think?” And while we’re tempted to maybe, upon first glance, read sarcasm into that bit of text, I don’t think that’s the intended meaning, especially when you take Q’s later answer, in drop 2222, into consideration.
If you ask me, I think Q was dodging the question in the earlier drop. Answering a question with a question, instead of a simple “yes” or “no” is a common-enough rhetorical dodge. And while at the time there were stories circulating about UFOs that certainly were intended as a distraction (take, for instance, this story), that doesn’t mean that the “source material” for said distraction is false…
Now, color your understanding of everything with this subsequent Qdrop, and really try to wrap your head around the implications of what it means:
Programs exist that are outside of public domain.
This is what I want to focus on tonight: the Secret Space Program (or SSP for short), and all the questions swirling around it. For as we know, Trump is big on creating the “Space Force…”
But what if he wasn’t so much creating it, as much as disclosing the existence of what was already in place?
And if this program already exists… the biggest question you can ask with regards to it is…
Why?
To con
In the first post, Q almost sounds sarcastic. But let me ask you this:
Is sarcasm a common characteristic of Q’s posts?
Didn’t think so.
Strictly speaking, Q didn’t answer “no” in post #376. All he said was “What do you think?” And while we’re tempted to maybe, upon first glance, read sarcasm into that bit of text, I don’t think that’s the intended meaning, especially when you take Q’s later answer, in drop 2222, into consideration.
If you ask me, I think Q was dodging the question in the earlier drop. Answering a question with a question, instead of a simple “yes” or “no” is a common-enough rhetorical dodge. And while at the time there were stories circulating about UFOs that certainly were intended as a distraction (take, for instance, this story), that doesn’t mean that the “source material” for said distraction is false…
Now, color your understanding of everything with this subsequent Qdrop, and really try to wrap your head around the implications of what it means:
Programs exist that are outside of public domain.
This is what I want to focus on tonight: the Secret Space Program (or SSP for short), and all the questions swirling around it. For as we know, Trump is big on creating the “Space Force…”
But what if he wasn’t so much creating it, as much as disclosing the existence of what was already in place?
And if this program already exists… the biggest question you can ask with regards to it is…
Why?
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