‘Also, some of Q’s sillier moments have to do with old CIA programs “MKULTRA” and “Operation Mockingbird.”
These were exposed and “supposedly” shut down completely in the ‘70s. Of course, I would not put it past the CIA to have revived/extended/expanded such programs in some form or other. BUT they certainly wouldn’t be going under THOSE code names after they were so publicly exposed and disgraced in the ‘70s. The fact that Q thinks those particular code names are still current and relevant indicates that he is versed in web-based conspiracy accounts but NOT in the least knowledgeable about any current CIA or secretive intel activities. For the CIA would never be using those code names NOW. If in fact the CIA has continued such programs they most surely would be under new code names and auspices. Therefore, Q is merely relying upon what he has read about those programs operating many decades ago.’
Intriguing! You’re burning down the house tonight—so much information, and all of it excellent. I can’t believe there’s actually educational material on a Q thread; usually it’s just echo chamber fluff interspersed with invective. Thanks for cutting through the smoke and mirrors and revealing so much more about the racket—it’s eye-opening.
Intriguing! You’re burning down the house tonight—so much information, Haha. Fantasy your ass-kissery and ballyhooing is comical. He didn't share any information. He just said that he thinks that Q thinks that MKultra and Operation Mockingbird were actual programs at one time (they were) and that they were ostensibly shut down (they were) but that they may still be operational (they are) and Q is so stupid that he thinks they are still under the same names (they aren't and he never said they were).
Where is this information you speak of in his post. If you want information on those programs and their current state, go to the Q threads. It has been discussed muchly.
You are easily impressed if somebody agrees with you. Not so much if they don't.
Bagster
