LexiQon
9:40 AM PDT
ALL ON ONE VERY LONG PAGE. . .
(IMPORTANT NOTICE— It turns out there is a very good reason why Q is always saying to re-read the “crumbs” or Drops! THEY’VE CHANGED! Future DOES affect the Past! Below are some of the changes I have observed in the Drops just through the letter A plus one thing I noticed that makes a big difference in the Loop definition.)
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Today’s revisions and additions:
- Amanda Renteria: (#1549) Amanda Andrea Renteria (born November 15, 1974) is an American political aide who has worked for United States Senators Dianne Feinstein and Debbie Stabenow. A member of the Democratic Party, Renteria is the first Latina Chief of Staff in the history of the U.S. Senate. She was the Democratic nominee for the United States House of Representatives from California's 21st congressional district in 2014, but lost to incumbent Republican David Valadao. In February 2018 she announced her candidacy for Governor of California which she lost the open primary to Democrat Gavin Newsom and Republican John Cox.
- Professor Turley: (#1549) George Washington Law Professor Jonathan Turley stated on Monday’s (June 18, 2018) broadcast of the Fox News Channel’s “Fox & Friends,” that after the DOJ Inspector General’s report, the claim that President Trump obstructed justice by firing James Comey “just won’t hunt,” and is “virtually incomprehensible.” Source: Breitbart.com.
- Snopes: (#1533) Snopes is a Soros backed left wing “Fact Checking” organization which often twists and often even falsifies its fact checking to support progressive Liberal philosophy and denigrates anything conservative or right 018 Democratic wing. By being accurate on checkable objective facts, Snopes establishes a reputation of veracity in those areas, which makes its leftward slant on subjective “truth” more insidious as they present it in the same way as they do objective truth. Citing only Leftwing and/or progressive sources as authoritative on determining history or social questions is another way Snopes uses to establish the truth of their declarations. For example, Liberal main stream news sources are never described as ever being leaning left wing, but any citations from conservative news sources, no matter how main stream or popular, are always described as “right wing.”
- Viv[a] or Viv[e]: (#1558) In Q Drop #1558 Q raises the question of why the French misspelling of “Viva” in the French language phrase of “Vive le Resistance,” which translates as “Long Live the Resistance,” using the Spanish spelling instead of the French spelling of the word “Viva,” but the French article “le”. Q implies there is meaning in the substitution rather than ignorance. The writer is likely a lawyer. Lawyers use the word “Viva” as short for Vive Voce which has several pertinent legal meanings: It may refer to:(1) Word of mouth; (2) A voice vote in a deliberative assembly (3) An oral examination; (4) Spoken evidence in law; or (5) Related to #1, orally transmitting information. Could the phrase have then implied “Spread the resistance by word of mouth” by use of a word other lawyers would have understood?
Yesterday’s revisions and additions:
- Bilderberg Group: (#1530) Variously referred to as the Bilderberg Group, Bilderberg conference, Bilderberg meetings or Bilderberg Club, it is a group of 120 to 150 elite members of society including individuals from governments, business, media, and academia in the nations of Europe and the United States, which meets annually to promote the concept of “Atlanticism,” which is essentially the joint interests of those nations. Originated in 1954, by Prince Bernhard of The Netherlands, the first meeting invited two participants from each nation, one from the left and one from the right of the political spectrum, intending to cover both sides of the philosophical conversation. Meetings are private, with topics and speakers held secret. In the Bilderberg Group’s May 14, 2014 meeting, one of the primary speakers was US President Barack Obama, who stated “. . . And for the international order that we have worked for generations to build, ordinary men and women are too small minded to small-minded to govern their own affairs; that order and progress can only come when individuals surrender their rights to an all powerful sovereign. . .”, perhaps exposing the groups tyrannical agenda. More Information on the Bilderberg Group.
