Doesn't appear to be a serious geek, or we'd see more of this:
Posted on 01/30/2018 2:47:28 PM PST by MNDude
Last night, mysterious online personality Q made the following post.
A picture of an American flag named freedom.
Then above it he wrote the word Apache.
Many of us on Free Republic have been trying to determine what he meant by Apache. Is it a software program? Is it the first letters of different individuals names?
Just now, Wikileaks shared a video of an Apache helicopter. On the tweet, it says "the sound of an Apache = the sound of freedom."
Anyone have any new guesses on what they are suggesting?
ping
Apache is the name of Linux based software for a server.
Had the Apache helos been at Benghazi, Thongs might have been different...................
That was my first mental connection, a helicopter. But what it means I don’t know.
Chief Wahoo is retiring.
Assange is getting a ride out of the UK?
I used the extra 32 seconds for a followup, and the HTML graphic. :-)
Oh, I think you are right!
Good guess. Hmmmmm.
I think a very expensive mess of Apache helicopters came up missing in the ongoing Pentagon audit, no?
“Had the Apache helos been at Benghazi, Thongs might have been different...................”
Smaller, larger, banned?
If he does, he may have info pertinent to this. Remember, he was keeping a sh*t ton of docs as on a deadmans switch (and HRC even asked if he could be taken out, no?)
That is what I was thinking. The American flag/freedom.
Thong thong thong thong thong.
From the last century, (Has it been that long?)
Sisqo - Thong Song - YouTube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oai1V7kaFBk
What kind of missions do they use the Apache? Rescue? Stealth attacks?
OTOH
Apache=A
Assange=A
You may have made the connection
Best guess I’ve seen! But that happened a couple weeks back so now coast is clear for full reveal ;)
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