EVERY TripCode & UserID used by Q Points to a Book
Q has used 11 TripCodes, and 1100 UserID’s. EVERY one of them points to a book when you search them in Google Books. Some are even pointing to specific pages within that book.
There are more than 1111 COMPLETE BOOKS of information here.
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Excellent!
You cannot fool a massive group of dedicated gold star researchers.
At what point does it become mathematically impossible?
Comms structure designed for a very specific reason.
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We’ve gathered all of the first round of books. There’s still more to grab, as many UserID’s point to more than one book.
We’re also working to correlate the books with the original Q posts they came from, as well as by the HEX color the UserID converts to.
Q has referenced many Hebrew texts. Here’s a link to a site that will define the characters given. Copy and paste the character in, and it’ll tell you it’s definition and origin.
Hebrew is a pictorial language, sorta like Hieroglyphics, but even more rudimentary. They didn’t have numbers, so they used the same symbols for letters. The position in their alphabet held it’s value. Every character has multiple meanings and a story as to how it was created.
For instance Vau is the 6th letter of their alphabet, makes the sound of our W and represents a hook, a spear, or a nail. 3 w’s in a row…hmm, where have we seen that? What value would 3 vau’s have in Hebrew? Written on it’s own, it meant to drive something into, hook them in, much like fishing, without their knowledge. When strung together with other symbols, it takes on additional meanings.
There’s a new tab on the spreadsheet to log our findings. A Strong’s Concordance could also come in handy as well. Any pastor’s or bible college students would love a project like this.
We’d love your help digging on these.
As stated previously, the TripCodes alone have a treasure trove of information:
Ramtha, Last Waltz of the Tyrants, the Prophecy REVISITED
Author: Ramtha
Found: TripCode CbboFOtcZs
Used: 376 times
Alraune
Author: Hanns Heinz Ewers
Found: TripCode 4pRcUA0lBE
Used: 106 times
“I Love Learning; I Hate School”: An Anthropology of College
Author: Susan D. Blum
Found: TripCode 2jsTvXXmXs
Used: 9 times
Barbelo: The Story of Jesus Christ
Author: Riaan Booysen
Found: TripCode xowAT4Z3VQ
Used: 429 times
Behold a Pale Horse
Author: William Cooper
Found: TripCode UW.yye1fxo
Used: 620 times
Notes: Interview with Bill Cooper
Restoring the Republic: A Clear, Concise, and Colorful Blueprint for America’s Future
Author: Devin Nunes
Many more-Go here
https://rooak.com/every-tripcode-userid-used-by-q-points-to-a-book/
thanx for posting the fascinating insight on the trip code sources.
I will try to do some digging later. Interesting.
What value would 3 vau’s have in Hebrew? Written on it’s own, it meant to drive something into, hook them in, much like fishing, without their knowledge. When strung together with other symbols, it takes on additional meanings.
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The “fish and hook” meme is also frequently used on the chans.
I believe this was demonstrated to be a self reinforcing artifact of the Google search engine, i.e. as connections have been made the engine AI is seeing what is desired in the results/follow through and providing the most likely titles to satisfy the concept going forward.