I think Q has been frustrated for a while. He keeps repeating himself and telling people to find information that’s available upon searching, and then save it off line. I keep wondering why HE isn’t saving it off line. Unless his files have the potential to one day be grabbed by Mueller and then everything be lost.
But all of this stuff on twitter and facebook and such that gets deleted, that’s because people are going to a forum that someone else controls. A private website ISN’T controlled by others. So why isn’t more being protected on websites run by private servers and put up onto AT&T and such? One reason might be the ease of getting people to a tweet or facebook page. You’d have to spread the url of the website. That can’t be impossible.
I’m sure Q has it all, no need to save it for the Q team. He wants people to save it so it can be used when needed by the anons and others.
Mueller won’t do anything to Q, files etc.
Research? Open Source? I have a hard enough time just keeping up with this thread.
I’m quite sure Q et al are saving it offline. However, if and when it disappears, who would the public believe?
Anons who have saved it or the “government”?
Saving offline.
It’s good to have backups. It’s better to have more backups. It’s best to have backups that are widely distributed.
So yes, we should save things on our own (as much as we are able and have time and disk space). Will it be needed? Probably not. But I have fire insurance and a fire extinguisher that I will probably not need. I’d rather have them and not use them than need them and not have them.
I can’t believe how much stuff I’ve tried to look at that is gone. Twitter seems to be the worst. If I see something at a Twitter link that I think is worthwhile, I save it. Here today. Gone tomorrow. Or more likely gone 10 minutes from now.
Twitter = evil.
I think the offsite has to do with a potential internet shutdown and he’s looking for a backup across society if it happens.