In the General/Chat forum, on a thread titled Q ~ Trust Trump's Plan ~ 10/01/2024 Vol.500, Q Day 2558, foldspace wrote:
Excerpted:Forbes called Elon "Rocket Man"
Q posted above in response to query:
Reminds me of someone else calling someone "Rocket man"
Coincidence?
https://www.forbes.com/sites/markrogowsky/2017/09/30/elon-musk-the-real-rocket-man-wants-to-shrink-the-planet/#2fcc24721ce7Also+ Q posts missing letter "i" are markers?
Space-X launched Soros satellite to cover NK with communications ability. Iridium Communications corp's satellites are usually GPS satellites. The military uses a special encryption mechanism to lock out the high-accuracy GPS ability. The U.N. that maintains a presence on the border with South Korea. They also have a lot of military activity going on in NK that has no financial explanation, as it can't be coming from their domestic economy or known international trade.
Iridium Communications
Former CEO of Alphabet (Google) Schmidt also bought Motorola who built the Iridium 7 satellites.
Lacking the "i"? The intelligence? Who was in control of the rocket?
The good guys can control the missiles.
People along the West Coast looked toward the heavens Friday to find a strange, morphing orb glowing in the night sky.
"It looked like the stuff of science fiction, but it was actually the mark of a SpaceX rocket hauling a group of telecom satellites into Earth's orbit.
The rocket took off from the Vandenberg Air Force Base in central California, and kicked up a flurry of wonder from social media users from across the state.
SpaceX CEO Elon Musk fueled the fun by teasing onlookers who were confused by the eerie contrail.
"Nuclear alien UFO from North Korea," he tweeted.
