How the //system// does it

[clusterchuck]

4th PsyOps group is definitely increasing their output.

[nolaxride]

4th PsyOps group is definitely increasing their output.

Is this the new Q?

Wow... words and ideas are highly effective weapons. I think I heard that first from Plato, or was it Socrates?

[clusterchuck]

4th PsyOps group is definitely increasing their output.

Is this the new Q?

No. Not "the new Q". The evolution of war time PsyOps has a long history of misdirection in battle. As an example, the Germans were fooled into believing allied forces were in places and in greater numbers than what was real, tricked by inflatable tanks, ETC. Things were much easier back then as these objects appeared real when viewed through long range optics and ariel surveillance.

PsyOps Inflatable.jpg

The 5th gen war waged on civilians leverages such misdirection through the use of "legitimate" information resources used to create false realities.

BTW: since the Q Op first drop was Oct 28, 2017 4:44:28 PM EDT on the obscure "4chan" message board, you haven't "been waiting for over a decade" for whatever it is you think you've been waiting for. And it took a while for the "bakers" (autists) to surface their findings to the wider public.

FYI: the quote at the beginning on the "Ghosts in the Machine 2" is from Steinbeck's 1942 short story "The Moon Is Down".

"I am a little man and this is a little town, but there must be a spark in little men that can burst into flame."
It's classic Steinbeck. A genuine good read.

Steinbeck Moon Is Down.jpg

"Taken by surprise, a small coastal town is overrun by an invading army with little resistance. The town is important because it is a port that serves a large coal mine. Colonel Lanser, the head of the invading battalion, along with his staff establishes his HQ in the house of the democratically elected and popular Mayor Orden.

As the reality of occupation sinks in and the weather turns bleak, with the snows beginning earlier than usual, the "simple, peaceful people" of the town are angry and confused. Colonel Lanser, a veteran of many wars, tries to operate under a veil of civility and law, but in his heart he knows that "there are no peaceful people" amongst those whose freedom has been taken away by force. The veil is soon torn apart when Alexander Morden, an erstwhile alderman and "a free man," is ordered to work in the mine. He strikes out at Captain Loft with a pick axe, but Captain Bentick steps into its path and dies of it. After a summary trial, Morden is executed by a firing squad. This incident catalyzes the people of the town and they settle into "a slow, silent, waiting revenge." Sections of the railroad linking the port with the mine get damaged regularly, the machinery breaks down often, and the dynamo of the electricity generators gets short circuited. Whenever a soldier relaxes his guard, drinks or goes out with a woman, he is killed. Mayor Orden stands by his people, and tries to explain to Col. Lanser that his goal – "to break man’s spirit permanently" – is impossible.

The cold weather and the constant fear weighs heavy on the occupying force, many of whom wish the war to end so that they can return home. They realize the futility of the war and that "the flies have conquered the flypaper." Some members of the resistance escape to England and ask the English for explosives so that the townspeople can intensify their efforts. English planes parachute-drop small packages containing dynamite sticks and chocolates all around the town. In a state of panic, the army takes the Mayor and his friend Dr. Winter, the town doctor and historian, hostage and lets it be known that any action from resistance will lead to their execution. Mayor Orden knows that nothing can stop his people and that his death is imminent. He tells his wife that while he can be killed, the idea of Mayor (and freedom and democracy) is beyond the reach of any army. Before his execution, Mayor Orden reminds Dr. Winter of the dialogues of Socrates in the Apology, a part he played in the high school play, and tells him to make sure that the debt is repaid to the army, i.e., that the resistance is continued."

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/127 ... on_Is_Down

[Chester Cheesewright]

4th PsyOps group is definitely increasing their output.

Is this the new Q?

No. Not "the new Q". The evolution of war time PsyOps has a long history of misdirection in battle. As an example, the Germans were fooled into believing allied forces were in places and in greater numbers than what was real, tricked by inflatable tanks, ETC. Things were much easier back then as these objects appeared real when viewed through long range optics and ariel surveillance.


PsyOps Inflatable.jpg


The 5th gen war waged on civilians leverages such misdirection through the use of "legitimate" information resources used to create false realities.

BTW: since the Q Op first drop was Oct 28, 2017 4:44:28 PM EDT on the obscure "4chan" message board, you haven't "been waiting for over a decade" for whatever it is you think you've been waiting for. And it took a while for the "bakers" (autists) to surface their findings to the wider public.

FYI: the quote at the beginning on the "Ghosts in the Machine 2" is from Steinbeck's 1942 short story "The Moon Is Down".

"I am a little man and this is a little town, but there must be a spark in little men that can burst into flame."
It's classic Steinbeck. A genuine good read.


Steinbeck Moon Is Down.jpg


"Taken by surprise, a small coastal town is overrun by an invading army with little resistance. The town is important because it is a port that serves a large coal mine. Colonel Lanser, the head of the invading battalion, along with his staff establishes his HQ in the house of the democratically elected and popular Mayor Orden.

As the reality of occupation sinks in and the weather turns bleak, with the snows beginning earlier than usual, the "simple, peaceful people" of the town are angry and confused. Colonel Lanser, a veteran of many wars, tries to operate under a veil of civility and law, but in his heart he knows that "there are no peaceful people" amongst those whose freedom has been taken away by force. The veil is soon torn apart when Alexander Morden, an erstwhile alderman and "a free man," is ordered to work in the mine. He strikes out at Captain Loft with a pick axe, but Captain Bentick steps into its path and dies of it. After a summary trial, Morden is executed by a firing squad. This incident catalyzes the people of the town and they settle into "a slow, silent, waiting revenge." Sections of the railroad linking the port with the mine get damaged regularly, the machinery breaks down often, and the dynamo of the electricity generators gets short circuited. Whenever a soldier relaxes his guard, drinks or goes out with a woman, he is killed. Mayor Orden stands by his people, and tries to explain to Col. Lanser that his goal – "to break man’s spirit permanently" – is impossible.

The cold weather and the constant fear weighs heavy on the occupying force, many of whom wish the war to end so that they can return home. They realize the futility of the war and that "the flies have conquered the flypaper." Some members of the resistance escape to England and ask the English for explosives so that the townspeople can intensify their efforts. English planes parachute-drop small packages containing dynamite sticks and chocolates all around the town. In a state of panic, the army takes the Mayor and his friend Dr. Winter, the town doctor and historian, hostage and lets it be known that any action from resistance will lead to their execution. Mayor Orden knows that nothing can stop his people and that his death is imminent. He tells his wife that while he can be killed, the idea of Mayor (and freedom and democracy) is beyond the reach of any army. Before his execution, Mayor Orden reminds Dr. Winter of the dialogues of Socrates in the Apology, a part he played in the high school play, and tells him to make sure that the debt is repaid to the army, i.e., that the resistance is continued."

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/127 ... on_Is_Down

5th gen war waged on civilians leverages such misdirection through the use of "legitimate" information resources used to create false realities

► That’s the easiest way to lead people into a war

[nolaxride]

4th PsyOps group is definitely increasing their output.

Is this the new Q?

No. Not "the new Q". The evolution of war time PsyOps has a long history of misdirection in battle. As an example, the Germans were fooled into believing allied forces were in places and in greater numbers than what was real, tricked by inflatable tanks, ETC. Things were much easier back then as these objects appeared real when viewed through long range optics and ariel surveillance.


PsyOps Inflatable.jpg


The 5th gen war waged on civilians leverages such misdirection through the use of "legitimate" information resources used to create false realities.

BTW: since the Q Op first drop was Oct 28, 2017 4:44:28 PM EDT on the obscure "4chan" message board, you haven't "been waiting for over a decade" for whatever it is you think you've been waiting for. And it took a while for the "bakers" (autists) to surface their findings to the wider public.

FYI: the quote at the beginning on the "Ghosts in the Machine 2" is from Steinbeck's 1942 short story "The Moon Is Down".

"I am a little man and this is a little town, but there must be a spark in little men that can burst into flame."
It's classic Steinbeck. A genuine good read.


Steinbeck Moon Is Down.jpg


"Taken by surprise, a small coastal town is overrun by an invading army with little resistance. The town is important because it is a port that serves a large coal mine. Colonel Lanser, the head of the invading battalion, along with his staff establishes his HQ in the house of the democratically elected and popular Mayor Orden.

As the reality of occupation sinks in and the weather turns bleak, with the snows beginning earlier than usual, the "simple, peaceful people" of the town are angry and confused. Colonel Lanser, a veteran of many wars, tries to operate under a veil of civility and law, but in his heart he knows that "there are no peaceful people" amongst those whose freedom has been taken away by force. The veil is soon torn apart when Alexander Morden, an erstwhile alderman and "a free man," is ordered to work in the mine. He strikes out at Captain Loft with a pick axe, but Captain Bentick steps into its path and dies of it. After a summary trial, Morden is executed by a firing squad. This incident catalyzes the people of the town and they settle into "a slow, silent, waiting revenge." Sections of the railroad linking the port with the mine get damaged regularly, the machinery breaks down often, and the dynamo of the electricity generators gets short circuited. Whenever a soldier relaxes his guard, drinks or goes out with a woman, he is killed. Mayor Orden stands by his people, and tries to explain to Col. Lanser that his goal – "to break man’s spirit permanently" – is impossible.

The cold weather and the constant fear weighs heavy on the occupying force, many of whom wish the war to end so that they can return home. They realize the futility of the war and that "the flies have conquered the flypaper." Some members of the resistance escape to England and ask the English for explosives so that the townspeople can intensify their efforts. English planes parachute-drop small packages containing dynamite sticks and chocolates all around the town. In a state of panic, the army takes the Mayor and his friend Dr. Winter, the town doctor and historian, hostage and lets it be known that any action from resistance will lead to their execution. Mayor Orden knows that nothing can stop his people and that his death is imminent. He tells his wife that while he can be killed, the idea of Mayor (and freedom and democracy) is beyond the reach of any army. Before his execution, Mayor Orden reminds Dr. Winter of the dialogues of Socrates in the Apology, a part he played in the high school play, and tells him to make sure that the debt is repaid to the army, i.e., that the resistance is continued."

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/127 ... on_Is_Down

Fair enough. I've been waiting since 2017. When?

[clusterchuck]

4th PsyOps group is definitely increasing their output.

Is this the new Q?

No. Not "the new Q". The evolution of war time PsyOps has a long history of misdirection in battle. As an example, the Germans were fooled into believing allied forces were in places and in greater numbers than what was real, tricked by inflatable tanks, ETC. Things were much easier back then as these objects appeared real when viewed through long range optics and ariel surveillance.

Fair enough. I've been waiting since 2017. When?

YOU ARE ABOUT TO FIND OUT.jpg

[nolaxride]

4th PsyOps group is definitely increasing their output.

Is this the new Q?

No. Not "the new Q". The evolution of war time PsyOps has a long history of misdirection in battle. As an example, the Germans were fooled into believing allied forces were in places and in greater numbers than what was real, tricked by inflatable tanks, ETC. Things were much easier back then as these objects appeared real when viewed through long range optics and ariel surveillance.

Fair enough. I've been waiting since 2017. When?

YOU ARE ABOUT TO FIND OUT.jpg

When? Then again, even a stopped clock is correct twice a day, which is how accurate Q's predictions have been.

[clusterchuck]

4th PsyOps group is definitely increasing their output.

Is this the new Q?

No. Not "the new Q". The evolution of war time PsyOps has a long history of misdirection in battle. As an example, the Germans were fooled into believing allied forces were in places and in greater numbers than what was real, tricked by inflatable tanks, ETC. Things were much easier back then as these objects appeared real when viewed through long range optics and ariel surveillance.

Fair enough. I've been waiting since 2017. When?

YOU ARE ABOUT TO FIND OUT.jpg

When? Then again, even a stopped clock is correct twice a day, which is how accurate Q's predictions have been.

If you knew anything about the Q Op, you wouldn't be using the term "prediction".
You expect a scheduled end date to the war?
Has history taught you nothing?

[Chester Cheesewright]

4th PsyOps group is definitely increasing their output.

Is this the new Q?

No. Not "the new Q". The evolution of war time PsyOps has a long history of misdirection in battle. As an example, the Germans were fooled into believing allied forces were in places and in greater numbers than what was real, tricked by inflatable tanks, ETC. Things were much easier back then as these objects appeared real when viewed through long range optics and ariel surveillance.

Fair enough. I've been waiting since 2017. When?

YOU ARE ABOUT TO FIND OUT.jpg

When? Then again, even a stopped clock is correct twice a day, which is how accurate Q's predictions have been.

If you knew anything about the Q Op, you wouldn't be using the term "prediction".
You expect a scheduled end date to the war?
Has history taught you nothing?

► You're the guy always trying to look behind the curtain, to see what the wizard is up to

Forget all the mystery and intrigue

Most of the dumsumbitches in politics today will tell you that

[clusterchuck]

4th PsyOps group is definitely increasing their output.

Is this the new Q?

No. Not "the new Q". The evolution of war time PsyOps has a long history of misdirection in battle. As an example, the Germans were fooled into believing allied forces were in places and in greater numbers than what was real, tricked by inflatable tanks, ETC. Things were much easier back then as these objects appeared real when viewed through long range optics and ariel surveillance.

Fair enough. I've been waiting since 2017. When?

YOU ARE ABOUT TO FIND OUT.jpg

When? Then again, even a stopped clock is correct twice a day, which is how accurate Q's predictions have been.

If you knew anything about the Q Op, you wouldn't be using the term "prediction".
You expect a scheduled end date to the war?
Has history taught you nothing?

► You're the guy always trying to look behind the curtain, to see what the wizard is up to

Forget all the mystery and intrigue

Most of the dumsumbitches in politics today will tell you that

In the words of the legendary Elihu Smails: "Well, the world needs ditch diggers, too."