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I’da thought TEXOKIE woulda been all over this one.
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Trudeau, ANYTHING?
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You are right about that, baggie! Unfortunately I was consumed with some other matters yesterday, and missed the flurry....however, I’m enjoying playing in the drifts now a little bit!

I’m sure you’ve probably seen this by now, but here is Praying Medic’s take on the

“Trudeau,ANYTHING? owl” drop:

https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1042569214291148800.html

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My first thought upon seeing this Q drop, had to do with the image of the Canadian university with the famous keystone arch with the owls and other symbols dear to the Cabal.

Cats Pajamas had posted some good images of that arch, and several of us had gone into deep dives to find some very unpleasant connections concerning that symbology and location and associated people.

ALSO -
VERY LIKELY NOTHING TO DO WITH THE Q DROP..... BUT NONETHELESS IMHO SHOWS CABAL “OWL” ACTIVITY IN CANADA AGAINST THE YOUTH:

I just did a brief search, and FWIW, found that there is a magazine for youth in Bayard, Canada, called “Owl Kids.” They did a story on Trump and Trudeau’s first meeting.

http://owlconnected.com/archives/trudeau-meets-trump

It tells the story of how well Obama and Trudeau got along, and the wondering of how well Trump and Trudeau would get along in their first encounter. Then a little history of the two countries is recounted and affirms the friendship between our two nations....after putting it into question a bit.

Here is the magazine contact info:

http://owlconnected.com/contact-us

One of their publishers is “Angela Colucci.” She is also a publisher of the Canadian “Good Times” magazine for Seniors.
https://www.zoominfo.com/p/Angela-Colucci/2070124155

“Good Times, the Canadian Magazine for Successful Retirement, helps you plan for and make the most of this special time of life. And now, through the Good Times...”

http://www.owlkids.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/2018-Media-Kit_low.pdf

This advertisement for Owl Kids and the sister magazines on the surface appears to be quite benign, but closer examination at least raises some questions. The images are suggestive, at worst. The advertisement makes it clear that it wants to make sure that the kids read their content and participate in online activities from a very early age.

In the opening image, there is a group if children peering as a group over the lens of the camera taking their picture. Cute kids, but that perspective of having the kids look down on you, the viewer, is an odd one. It gets odder, when we notice that one child has her arm over her right eye and is peering at you with her left eye. Those who have been on previous owl expeditions will notice that suggestion of the “All Seeing Eye” symbol.

There is a series of magazines in their publication lists to cover various age groups. They are called “Chirp,” “Chickadee” and “Owl.” The publishing company touts itself as being able to help the parents stay in communication with their children. I personally question this outcome as being truly engendered by their publication.

The advertisement for CHIRP shows a boy with a “Master of the Universe” prize fight kind of belt on, and has a very determined facial expression. His left hand is held up in a spread-finger gesture, as you might envision a magician using while seeking to hypnotize his subjects. I found it a tiny bit unsettling. Next to this picture, and somewhat occluding it is a green plate with several iced monster cookies.

The CHICKADEE ad shows a golden retriever. There is a cartoon scientist with magnifying glass inspecting a green creature of some kind, who is wearing glasses and has been caught with an open cookie jar eating a cookie. The photo of a little girl shows her holding out an empty clay pot with some triangular and dot decorations, presumably which she has just made using the directions in the magazine. It is possible to go all Freudian in the symbol interpretation of this bowl and little girl, but I will refrain and leave it to others.

Examples shown of pages from CHICKADEE portray distorted cartoon creatures. The “Green Projects” advertised show some handicraft creatures with very angry intimidating expressions on their faces.

The OWL advertisement shows a young man straightening his bow tie. His fingers are formed into perfect “OWL” eye circles. The young lady is slightly behind him with a shy shoulder shrug demeanor. Why do gentlemen straighten their ties? Clearly the possible implication here is that the magazine will help young people traverse the waters of adolescent sexuality. Uh huh.

So with the CHIRPS, through OWLS through the GOOD TIMES, this publishing company is seeking to touch all age bases. That is a good thing in itself, but I personally would be suspicious of the agenda behind their writing, after viewing these links.

I personally would not be subscribing to work from this publishing house if I were a Canadian parent or grandparent!