Q Drops 15 June - Drops Have Gotten Nasty This Afternoon

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How do you guys feel about being communicated to with riddles?



Do you try to figure out the meaning? Do you skip over them? Do you enjoy translating secret coded messages? Why would someone communicate that way? Are they hiding something? Are they afraid of something? Are they attempting to teach you a new language?

When you read #1502 then the next drop in the series #1504 the meaning of the goggle - guest pass photo becomes pretty clear. It's hardly even a riddle. But I do kinda like puzzles and things of that nature. One of my favorite channels on YouTube is Mister Puzzle linked below. Having an analytical mind, I think in logical and esoteric ways a lot. Maybe that's why I'm so good at electronics - trouble shooting - designing - repairing circuits. Long live the vacuum tube!

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuZ4plJK1KkSqRBYps3rNww

Anon: 'legit google guest pass confirmed, check blue clips same as this recent one'

(me: has to do with ES ??)

Long live the vacuum tube and analog too!

Sorry, i couldn't watch that video. i heard the oriental voice and shut it straight down. i don't have a racist bone in my body but my birthright was bought by someone in the orient so now i'm triggered. And it's not just me, they sold your birth certificate bond too, and all the property that you think you own. Well, you don't. It's been sold to pay for Obama's last pizza party, etc. etc..

Anyway, the coded messages are questionable because we're not children and this is not a game.

Some of these latest Q posts don't seem quite right.  A couple are in the wrong format.  A couple don't sound like 'regular Q".
I'm waiting till morning to see if anything shakes out overnight.

JEM, I started answering your post and it was getting too long.  I'll try it again in the morning, too.

Here's the latest coded message from the "game" i've been "playing" to get my birthright back.



The game from hell. They make your life "fun".

Sorry, i couldn't watch that video. i heard the oriental voice and shut it straight down.
Ughhhh . . . the guy is German, German accent jem.

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Now, on to the real matter of this posting. Scouring 8chan for anything clue-like I ran across this photo below. Q references this in today's drops.

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Well, long story short, I was on it like white on rice. It was, "A hunting we will go" time. Any old who here's what I found. I took a screen shot for postarity of the beginning of the article. The text below is the complete article, again for posterity. It's a possible memory hole thing now that Q has exposed it don't-cha know.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2012/oct/03/barack-obama-wild-drugtaking-roommate




When historians look back on Barack Obama's first and second presidential elections, they may see some commonality. Four years ago, the country's first black White House candidate was smeared with all sorts of allegations. The would-be president was not born in the US. He was a mole. A socialist – no, make that a communist. Barack was gay. Barack was a Marxist. And a Muslim too.

Now the same myths are rumbling through the country's bars, online forums and, worryingly, major news outlets. And this time there is a list of failed promises – on Guantánamo, universal healthcare – to add to the attack, while the personal claims seem to be yet more torrid (this week's most bizarre is that "Obama's mother was a porn star").

It is against this backdrop that new playwright Rashid Razaq is staging his debut production, based on Obama's college days at Columbia, New York. Provocatively titled The President and the Pakistani, it revisits Harlem, 1981, when "Barry" Obama was living with his alleged party-loving, drug-abusing, illegal alien Pakistani friend, Sohale Siddiqi.

"They had an odd-couple relationship," says Razaq, a reporter for the London Evening Standard, showing me a picture of the pair sprawled on a mustard yellow sofa, a leather-jacketed and polo-sweatered Obama kicking back with an impressively moustached, skinny Pakistani. In the play, Siddiqi has been renamed Salim "Sal" Maqbool; in Obama's 1995 autobiography, Dreams From My Father, he was recreated as a composite character named Sadik, mentioned in only a few pages.

"Sal is a cokehead", says Razaq, who admits he has never spoken to the person on whom the character is based. "He has manic, nervous energy while Barry is the stable, secure, sensible guy. But there is a real closeness between them and hopefully that comes across." At heart, Razaq's play is a studied 80s bromance.

But what would Siddiqi himself make of it? When I track down Obama's former room-mate, who now works for Getty Images and lives in Seattle, he is reluctant to speak. Not least, he says, because a reporter from Associated Press "got his interview by barging in unexpectedly at my workplace in spite of my declinations" during the last campaign cycle.He says the reports of his drug use have been wildly overstated: "I was never in 'rehab'," he emails, "I simply curtailed drugs." It is true, however, that in the late 1990s, as state senator of Illinois, Obama wrote him "a personal reference, stating that he knew me" when Siddiqi was applying for jobs in the dotcom industry. Their lives had naturally drifted apart by that point, but a solid bond remains. Siddiqi still refuses a steady stream of press requests to talk about his old friend, including the offer of $50,000 to talk to one anti-Obama film-maker just a few weeks ago.

I send Siddiqi a copy of the script and ask him what he thinks. He says he feels "helpless" about the play. "The portrayal of 'Sal' as a clingy and dishonest roommate is completely off the mark and makes me cringe," he writes.

"Obama was exceptionally kind and considerate of others which I considered to his own detriment – the play got that part correct," he says of his time spent living with the president in a shabby apartment on East 94th Street. It was a lease that Siddiqi, who was an illegal immigrant when he met Obama (having overstayed his tourist visa), had lied to win, despite the cockroaches, "like plump dates", scuttling across the apartment floor. Siddiqi confirms that the young Obama, a high school pothead, "was lighthearted and fun-loving for the first half of our cohabitation and grew serious later". He himself, meanwhile, was preoccupied with "assimilating to my new environment [US], getting rich legally, socialising with friends, meeting women. Our cohabitation was on a temporary basis with me hoping to move to more comfortable surroundings and he wanting to live closer to Columbia."

Does it matter if the play is inaccurate? "It wasn't about showing [Obama] doing drugs and making it shocking and sensational," says Razaq. "Without it sounding sinister, he has just been a very ambitious, driven guy and we see the beginning of that in this play." We are talking in the compact, cheaply refurbished west London studio where his cast of two, Syrus Lowe and Junaid Faiz, are rehearsing. Mild-mannered but sure-footed direction comes from Tom Attenborough, son of Michael Attenborough (artistic director of the Almeida theatre, London) and grandson of actor and director Richard.

I wonder if Razaq agrees that representing a living president during the busiest period of electioneering is political in itself. "All theatre is a political act to some degree. We're just grabbing it by the balls," he says. Emphasising his right to artistic licence, he says he drew inspiration from Obama's own book and scoped David Maraniss's biography, Barack Obama: The Making of the Man, published earlier this year, for further detail.

When we meet "Sadik" in Dreams From My Father, he is ushering Obama into his flat as a woman in her underwear cuts up lines of cocaine on the kitchen table. In Maraniss's doorstop of a book, Obama first meets Siddiqi at a New Year's Eve party in San Francisco, the young, gangly, would-be president greeting his future roommate with pitch-perfect Urdu, asking: "How are you, Boss?" It was a phrase he had picked up from his best buddies at Occidental College in California – Pakistani students Imad Husain, Hasan Chandoo and Wahid Hamid who, like Siddiqi, were part of Karachi's wealthy elite. So close were the group that Obama went to Pakistan with them for a three-week holiday in 1981, staying with Hamid and Chandoo's families.

Maraniss argues in his book that the group has distanced itself from Obama for fear of hurting his presidency, but they remain friends: "The Pakistanis were a fun-loving bunch," he laughs, talking on the telephone from Washington DC, "but they were intellectuals." Despite their party harder reputations, the three went into highly paid corporate finance: Husain is a Boston-based banker; Hamid works for one of the world's biggest private equity firms in Dubai; and Chandoo – who is recorded to have fundraised some $50,000 to $100,000 for Obama's current campaign – is a financial consultant, living with his family in upmarket Westchester, New York.

Camp Obama plays all this down, fearful of the Pakistani Muslim connection being used to taint their candidate. "A friend of mine did wonder if the play was about Pakistan now," says Syrus Lowe, who plays the young Obama, as we discuss the irony of one of the president's hallmark foreign policies: the covert US war against Pakistan, waged entirely through drone attacks.

Lowe says he likes to think Obama is "dropping those drones with a bit more conscience" than the average US president might. Maraniss is less circumspect. "The Pakistanis, in my mind, didn't shape him in any way but made this transitionary period of his life comfortable for him, as he was still learning what it was to be African American. They could see his ambition more clearly than other people; it was to them that Obama first said he wanted to be president one day."

The President and the Pakistani is at the Waterloo East theatre, London SE1, until 4 November.

Qanon.pub left photos off this morning on 1500 & 1501 and have posted corrected drops for them. The corrected are below.




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Jem asked, "How do you guys feel about being communicated to with riddles?"

It may look like 'riddles', but that's a mis-characterization.  We've always known the nefarious (definition: extremely wicked or villainous) side of the world, and have searched to uncover and expose it in every discipline, in every corner of the world, in every period of time.

Thankfully enough people were awake enough to perceive and stand up against the wholesale destruction of America before it was irretrievably lost.
Unbeknownst to most of us though, was that those who have committed their lives to defending this country and it's Constitution from all enemies both foreign and domestic were already years into a Plan to rescue and restore the Republic.
And as part of their preparations, they do know it all.

So why don't they just 'do it'?  Or why don't they just tell us outright what they know?
Look to the pillars of the Republic.

AMAZING!  TODAY, JUNE 16, 1858, Lincoln delivered a speech known as "A house divided" where he said, "A house divided against itself cannot stand.  I believe this government cannot endure, permanently, half slave and half free. I do not expect the Union to be dissolved — I do not expect the house to fall — but I do expect it will cease to be divided. It will become all one thing or all the other... "

And on November 19, 1863, Lincoln delivered the Gettysburg Address, the last few lines of which are
" that from these honored dead we take increased devotion to that cause for which they gave the last full measure of devotion -- that we here highly resolve that these dead shall not have died in vain -- that this nation, under God, shall have a new birth of freedom -- and that government of the people, by the people, for the people, shall not perish from the earth."


Patriots hold a slim majority. Proverbs 14:12 says There is a way which seemeth right unto a man, but the end thereof are the ways of death.
That verse always comes back to me when I think of the NWO, the Globalist agenda, which is in all ways beyond secular and fully anti-christ.


We have almost half the population blind to history, with no respect to the Word of God, no belief in Divine Providence.  Their opinions are formed by their cultural idols and fueled by propaganda; and they rely on their feelings and emotions as their moral compass of right and wrong, good and evil.



Q cannot be 'the source' of truth.  POTUS is not 'the source'.  Truth must be pursued and discovered individually to be accepted and owned. 

Certainly wikileaks played a massive role in exposing the evil underbelly.  But it wasn't "Assange said..."   He didn't tell anyone what to think.  He put their own words-their own emails in front of us.
Q is obliged to do basically the same.



So, what is Q doing?  They know ahead of time where things are going.  We don't. And wow is it ever a tangled web of national and international lawlessness that they are navigating through, unraveling, and bringing justice to reign over.  

They drop crumbs so we can 'self discover' the facts that they already know.And so that we ourselves don't become lost in the labyrinth of deceit.

Our looking, our knowing, is always our choice.  By researching and sharing our findings we expose the hidden corruptions to the light of day.   In all things, they (Q team) seek to mitigate any risk to the Republic and to the peoples of the world.


To those who want to participate, Q says 'make a map' using the open source information, using the news, that proves the validity of the information, that justified the weight of the Law as it's brought to bear, so that others can find the truth, understanding and acceptance as well.

A  girl's bike with misplaced basket and "google" on the brace with matching colors... hummmmm...

bordercollie wrote:

A  girl's bike with misplaced basket and "google" on the brace with matching colors... hummmmm...

Not so unusual. See nothing nefarious here. Many communities, large campuses, and such have some type of bike sharing program going on. Sand Diego has one (linked below) and all the bikes are so-called girls bikes. I could see a problem with girls having to hike their legs high over the cross bar on a so-called boys bike so not having " boys" cross bars makes sense.

http://discoverbikesandiego.com/

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_bicycle-sharing_systems

Good  news and thank you Researcher.  There's not that kind of stuff down here.Growing up, we rode what we had.If it was inherited we didn't care and would lean the bike over to get on..  I thought the out of position basket was a clue of some sort on a bike with the google insignia and not parked in the designated spaces . Times are sure changing. Gender neutral  bikes then.. ok..

researcher wrote:

Sorry, i couldn't watch that video. i heard the oriental voice and shut it straight down.
Ughhhh . . . the guy is German, German accent jem.

Well now, that's definitely triggered. Interesting how similar the inflection is though.

I am SERIOUSLY on the trail of that “unknown” in the Q photo with the unknown other person. I may have found him. Well . . .  maybe? Sure looks like a winner to me. Look at the photos below. These are all originals as downloaded. All I’ve done to them is made them larger from smaller prints.
 
Look at the face, the hairline, the ears, the nose, the eyebrows. I expanded these particular photos because he is wearing short sleeved shirts. Look at all that dark arm hair. Just like in the Obama sofa photo.
 
His name is Indran Amirthanayagam
 
 
Now check out the article linked below. I’ve pasted the take-a-way from it.
 
https://tamilculture.com/at-home-in-the-world-an-interview-with-poet-indran-amirthanayagam
 

tamilculture.com wrote:

I do not travel often to Sri Lanka but each trip is a reckoning, a settling of accounts with that bloody paradise. I left first as a boy of eight, to London where I lived for six years before travelling to Honolulu in the Hawai’ian Islands...where I happened to study with a future president, Barack Obama.

EDIT to add: Indran side by side photo.
Jaw = Match
Chin = Match
Earlobes = Match
Eyebrows = Less, progressive hair loss
Hairline = Match, progressive hair loss

I did a little looking too, but haven't run into Indran yet.  My only ? about him is I thought the couch picture was college age, and on the mainland.  But he's the only one with a US govt. position that I've seen mentioned.

And the 2nd Guardian link mentions "O" writing 2 poems for Columbia Univ. newspaper .

From https://www.theguardian.com/world/2012/oct/03/barack-obama-wild-drugtaking-roommate

and the 2nd link:  https://www.theguardian.com/world/2012/may/25/barack-obama-the-college-years
there are the names The four African students at Occidental called Obama their brother; he told them how much he wanted to go to Africa to see his father and his roots. He talked to one of them, Kofi Manu, a Ghanaian, about finding an apartment in their sophomore year, but instead moved into a place with his Pakistani friend Hasan Chandoo. Their place became a regular hangout for the Pakistanis and their friends. It was in this company Obama felt most comfortable. "These were my closest friends," he noted decades later, during an interview in the Oval Office. Race was not a factor. It was an international sensibility that brought them together, Obama said. "I think there is no doubt… they were sort of world citizens, with kind of peripatetic lives. All of them had that sort of shared characteristic of spanning cultures, which I think strengthened our friendships."

The play, "The President and the Pakistani", showing in 2012, names the roommate as  Sohale Siddiqi.

Then there's this from 'eyethespy', which will flip out the Anons if he's right (because 'eye' is totally discredited as far as they're concerned.  I don't have any real faith in it-


That's all I've seen.  I don't have the stomach for anything Obama.

Another link.  I mean really-what can be believed.  Everything about him is contrived.

https://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/frontline/government-elections-politics/choice-2012/the-frontline-interview-sohale-siddiqi/

Found this on 8chan and it kinda adds to my previous posts. I'm not sayin' I'm 100% on this guy but  . . . ? Hi-lite and underlines are mine.

https://8ch.net/qresearch/res/1770525.html#1770811

Category: MC Events
Published: Mar 30 2014 12:00AM
Indran Amirthanayagam is a Sri Lankan American poet and diplomat. As a diplomat, he directed the Regional Environment, Science, Technology and Health HUB Office (REO) for South America based at the US Embassy in Lima from 2009 to 2013. A member of the United States Foreign Service since 1993, Amirthanayagam has served across the globe in Canada, South India, Mexico City, Ivory Coast, and Buenos Aires.

For what it's worth the chans are on this big time. No resolution on chans either so it's still a pig in a poke right now. I'm still leaning Indran at this juncture. The face transition below is pretty awsome as far as it goes. See 8chan link and my screen cap of that page below.

https://8ch.net/qresearch/res/1770525.html#1770863