Call Me Stormy

Patriots Have the Logs

Jussie Smollett was arrested for staging the attack. Celebrities and politicians are deleting their tweets. Mueller investigation is wrapping up, and the MSM and politicians are projecting that the report will be a nothing burger. The [DS] are now changing the meaning of some words so they are not caught in spying and leaking. IRS analyst illegally leaked Cohen tax records. Q drops more bread. The patriots have the logs of the SCIFS. There is no escape. More from the X22 Report.

PS: What are SCIFS? Those are Sensitive Compartmented Information Facilities. They are secure places where sensitive information can be viewed and discussed to prevent outside surveillance or spying. SCIFs can be either permanent or temporary when lawmakers or military officials need to be briefed while traveling. The most famous SCIF is probably the White House situation room, where presidents have deliberated the country’s most important military and foreign policy decisions.

In Pursuit of Truth also touches upon this fateful SCIF briefing. Interesting how President Obama chose the codename “Renegade.” That’s synonymous with a person who deserts and betrays an organization, a country or a set of principles. In other words, a “traitor, defector, deserter, turncoat, betrayer.”

Jordan Sather of Destroying the Illusion analyzes the latest QAnon posts while also offering some post-mortem on his Washington Post interview. He notes the Q confirmation with the Army Corps of Engineers — Red Castle — playing a central role in the construction of the Southern Border wall. Also, it’s looking like the Mueller report could come as early as this week.

Here’s the latest In Pursuit of Truth video from Sir Patrick Mack titled News Moving Fast? Here, he breaks down NCIS New Orleans delving into Q-ANon — of course, it’s a cheesy, pejorative reference — same as all the conscripted TV scribes did with Pizzagate. One thing will never change: TV is always going to be second-rate and phony, forever!

References to Q-Anon are not only turning up in newspapers and magazines but also frequently on TV now. Here’s the very first TV piece to talk about Q-Anon — a satirical piece called Redpilled: The Storm from the Comedy Central TV show “The Opposition. ” This aired last March and stars Kobi Libii discussing America’s obsession with fringe theories with author Kurt Andersen.