At the 3000 foot level, what's particularly telling is that:
1) first there are the "get with the program" messages - from taunts to playful, now threats to @Snowden. This morning he's tweeting up a storm and Assange drops the tweet about the (MI6) Russian cover spy & daughter + detective having been poisoned in his home. It appears he got the message. Which suggests that some of the photos are indeed accurate & real time - if they weren't, he wouldn't be acting panicky online. I agree with bagster above that the twitter "receivership" stuff refers to @Snowden, not Twitter - and could mean one or more or even a combination of things being a "receivership" i.e. seizing assets, getting drop(s), etc.
2) "Q" reveals that the Twitter (and others') "verification" feature was a means to get signed up & plugged into the deep state's 24 hour personal monitoring program. Now we know why Lnnn de Rothschild freaked out and quit Twitter a week ago - they thought they were somehow immune ROFL (something about people being stupid? lol)
3) Rex Tillerson (T-REX) goes to Kenya. I'm amazed seeing all that transpired there. This was a total Trump "MKGA" (Make Kenya Great Again) pitch. And it seems to come with a couple requests / demands - a) shut down + give up Obama related assets + ops that were frozen by 12/21 EO. b) the birth certificate, please! At least that's my inference.
See the tweets: Raila Odinga, former Prime Minister of Kenya, and Uhuru Kenyatta, the President of Kenya:
"Had the pleasure of meeting my brother @UKenyatta for discussions on issues afflicting Kenya. We have resolved that the future our nation is more important than any sole individual".
"Met and held a fruitful discussion with US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson at State House. ... Tillerson affirms US commitment to Kenya on trade and security. ... The solid friendship and cooperation that continues to deepen, only serves to encourage Kenya to strengthen its resolve to work together with the US towards an even brighter future. ... I am keen to see an increasing footprint of US companies and businesses that have chosen to establish their regional bases in Kenya."
