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Q Drops 1910-1914: Intelligence Safeguards, PDB Concerns, and Deep State Exposures
Overview and Context
In August 2018, amid escalating tensions in Washington, D.C., surrounding the Mueller investigation into alleged Russian interference in the 2016 election, a series of Q drops highlighted critical failures in intelligence oversight and potential deep state manipulations.
The political climate in D.C. was charged, with the Manafort trial underway and revelations about FISA abuses gaining traction among patriots.
Media outlets pushed narratives questioning President Trump's engagement with intelligence briefings, while internationally, allies watched U.S. internal strife closely, impacting discussions on global security cooperation.
Anons on platforms like 8kun and patriots.win dissected these drops, viewing them as exposing safeguards against corrupt agencies and signaling impending accountability.
Declassified documents from FOIA requests on the Carter Page FISA warrants revealed procedural lapses, fueling discussions on systemic corruption.
INSCOM's Role and FISA Safeguards
Drop 1910 introduced INSCOM, the United States Army Intelligence and Security Command, as a potential backup for securing intelligence when traditional channels like FISA fail due to corruption.
Anons on 8kun analyzed INSCOM's role as a military intelligence entity capable of safeguarding classified information outside compromised civilian agencies.
They noted INSCOM's involvement in signals intelligence and its independence from FBI or DOJ oversight, making it a patriot-aligned force in the narrative.
Declassified FISA warrants for surveilling Carter Page listed signers from Obama's administration, underscoring anons' views of a coordinated effort to misuse surveillance powers against Trump associates.
The following table details the signers for each of the four Carter Page FISA applications:
Application Approximate Date FBI Signer (Role) DOJ Signer (Role)
1 October 2016 James Comey (Director) Sally Yates (Deputy Attorney General)
2 January 2017 James Comey (Director) Sally Yates (Deputy Attorney General)
3 April 2017 James Comey (Director) Dana Boente (Acting Attorney General)
4 June 2017 Andrew McCabe (Acting Director) Rod Rosenstein (Deputy Attorney General)
These signatures, per FOIA-released documents, highlighted key Obama-era officials' involvement in the surveillance.
Comey's Reputation and Leaking Patterns
James Comey developed a reputation among patriots for strategically leaking information to allies, often through cryptic social media posts referencing figures like Palpatine from Star Wars, symbolizing manipulative power.
Anons pointed to his admission of leaking memos to prompt a special counsel, violating FBI policies as detailed in the DOJ Inspector General's report.
Declassified materials showed Comey's actions aligned with protecting co-conspirators, including oblique Twitter messages that anons decoded as signals to deep state networks.
For example, in August 2018, Comey posted a statement criticizing President Trump for revoking John Brennan's security clearance, praising Brennan as a devoted public servant and accusing Trump of using clearances as political pawns, which anons saw as signaling to allies amid exposures.
The statement read: "Once again this president is sending a message that he will punish people who disagree with him and reward those who praise him. In a democracy, security clearances should not be used as pawns in a petty political game to distract voters from even bigger problems. This president befriends and praises despots and dictators like Putin and Kim Jong-un. Those friends provide stark contrast to the patriotic Americans and public servants he disrespects, threatens, and calls enemies: a war hero like John McCain, members of our country's free press, and devoted public servants like John Brennan. American voters must not shrug off or be distracted from the terrible behaviors of this president, who lies to the American people every day, encourages racism, is a misogynist, and always puts his own interests above those of the United States of America. Politicians enabling this president should be held accountable in future elections. We are each responsible for what we say as well as for our silence."
Internationally, such leaks influenced media narratives in Europe and Asia, portraying U.S. intelligence as politically weaponized.
President's Daily Briefing Revelations
Information released about the President's Daily Briefing (PDB) through FOIA includes declassified briefs from the Kennedy, Johnson, Nixon, and Ford eras, revealing historical intelligence processes.
These documents, available via CIA's reading room, show the PDB as a multi-agency compilation of high-level intelligence, vulnerable to manipulation if contributors are compromised.
Anons connected drop 1913 to Comey's alleged modifications of the PDB, viewing it as an attempt to control information flow to President Trump.
The PDB's importance lies in its role as the president's primary intelligence summary, contributed by agencies like CIA, NSA, and FBI.
If untethered from standards, as Comey's email suggested, it could shelter corrupt elements by inadequate resourcing against multi-agency inputs.
Comey sent the December 9, 2016, email to FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe, Chief of Staff James Rybicki, and General Counsel James Baker, expressing concerns about insufficient protections to prevent other intel agencies from inserting information into the PDB.
Declassified documents reveal that following this email, on the same day, Obama ordered a new Intelligence Community Assessment (ICA) on Russian election interference.
The December 2016 PDB drafts assessed that Russian actors did not impact U.S. election results through cyber activities.
However, this PDB was pulled after FBI Director James Comey intervened, with emails indicating it was sidelined to align with Obama's December 9, 2016, order for a new Intelligence Community Assessment.
Anons on 8kun connected this to allowing the ICA to incorporate the dossier without contradiction from the PDB's no-impact finding.
The January 2017 ICA integrated the Steele dossier as a factor, suppressing pre- and post-election intelligence showing Russia lacked intent and capability to alter votes.
Declassified House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence reports confirm Obama directed the ICA's creation, knowing it contradicted unpublished PDBs.
Anons view this as Obama administration officials manufacturing a narrative to undermine Trump, with Brennan pushing the dossier into PDBs despite its debunked status.
Comey withheld or suggested withholding information from the PDB to protect false assertions underpinning the Russia investigation, such as portraying Trump as colluding with Russia.
In his email, Comey was suggesting keeping exculpatory information from Trump in the PDB, including details about ObamaGate (the spying on Trump's campaign), the Midyear Exam (Clinton email investigation), and the DNC 'hacking' narrative (portrayed as Russian hack despite evidence suggesting internal leak).
The impact of Comey's remarks could potentially allow the deep state to screen out their illicit activities from President Trump's daily briefing, preventing exposure of operations like Crossfire Hurricane, enabling the continuation of the Russia hoax, the appointment of Special Counsel Mueller, and shielding Obama-era corruption from immediate scrutiny.
As a result of Comey's email and subsequent actions, they were able to alter what information Trump received, suppressing contradictory evidence in the transition PDBs and early administration briefings.
Media pushed a false narrative in December 2016, coinciding with Comey's email, claiming Trump neglected PDBs, portraying him as uninformed—articles from NYT, NPR, PBS, CNN, and USA Today amplified this to undermine his presidency.
In D.C., this fueled impeachment talks; internationally, it raised doubts about U.S. leadership stability.
Narrative Integration and Broader Implications
These drops collectively exposed a web of corruption, from FISA abuses to PDB manipulations, with anons emphasizing military safeguards like INSCOM as countermeasures.
Comey's tweet, analyzed by patriots on Free Republic, triggered media blasts aligning with his email concerns, suggesting coordinated leaks.
Declassified FOIAs on FISA highlighted the Carter Page surveillance as a gateway to broader spying on Trump, signed off by key Obama-era officials.
The context in D.C. involved partisan battles over intelligence integrity, while media amplified divisions, and international observers noted potential U.S. vulnerabilities.
Anons saw these as proofs of a deep state resisting exposure, with INSCOM positioned to secure untainted intelligence.
Comey's reputation for Palpatine-like intrigue fit the pattern of dropping hints to co-conspirators, as dissected on patriots.win.
PDB declassifications revealed historical precedents, but anons tied 1913 to Comey's efforts to modify briefings, countering media falsehoods about Trump's disengagement.
The PDB's multi-agency nature made it crucial; inadequate sheltering could expose manipulations, as Comey feared. However, Comey was urging his co-conspirators to remove information from the President's Daily Briefing which would expose the role Obama's administration played in attempts to prevent the election of Donald Trump and later, to remove him from office.
Media's false narrative aimed to discredit Trump, ignoring Obama's PDB handling, per anons' chronological reconstructions.
Line-by-Line Decode
Drop 1910
What happens if FISA fails or 'signers' cannot be trusted? - Questions vulnerability of FISA when corrupt.
Who signed the CP FISA? - Refers to Carter Page FISA signers.
How do you keep something SECURE & SAFEGUARDED when those at the top of ABC depts are CORRUPT and being REMOVED? - Highlights need for alternatives like INSCOM.
https://www.army.mil/inscom - Link to INSCOM site.
https://www.inscom.army.mil - Duplicate link emphasizing INSCOM.
PATRIOTS ONE AND ALL. - Call to unity.
Q - Signature.
    
Drop 1912
https://twitter.com/Comey/status/1029893474269777920 - Comey's tweet.
Line 4 Email (gmail)12.9.16 "...untethered to department standards......concerned dedicated resources in-place are not adequate to shelter against the PDB in which several agencies contribute......" - Excerpt revealing PDB concerns.
Will you stand tall or cower? - Challenge to Comey.
Resist OP will not provide enough public support for cover. - Resistance operations fail.
Smile for the camera. - Implies exposure.
Patriots in control. - Assurance.
Q - Signature.
    
Drop 1913
What a coincidence! - On timing of Comey's email and media stories.
[JC] - James Comey.
Did your email trigger a FAKE NEWS blast? - Suggests leak.
[Sample] - Media examples.
https://www.nytimes.com/2016/12/12/us/politics/president-daily-brief.html - NYT article.
https://www.npr.org/2016/12/13/505348507/what-exactly-is-the-presidents-daily-brief-and-why-is-it-important - NPR article.
https://www.pbs.org/newshour/tag/presidential-daily-briefing - PBS tag.
https://www.cnn.com/2016/12/09/politics/intelligence-briefings-trump/index.html - CNN article.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2016/12/14/intelligence-briefing-obama-trump-pdb/81751230/ - USA Today article.
Q - Signature.
    
Drop 1914
>>2630212 - Anon post reference.
    

Application	Approximate Date	FBI Signer (Role)	DOJ Signer (Role)
1	October 2016	James Comey (Director)	Sally Yates (Deputy Attorney General)
2	January 2017	James Comey (Director)	Sally Yates (Deputy Attorney General)
3	April 2017	James Comey (Director)	Dana Boente (Acting Attorney General)
4	June 2017	Andrew McCabe (Acting Director)	Rod Rosenstein (Deputy Attorney General)

"MUSIC IS ABOUT TO STOP" - Q Drop 2262
The Drop
2262 Sep 21, 2018 6:46:16 PM EDT Q !!mG7VJxZNCI ID: 000000 No. 289 MUSIC IS ABOUT TO STOP. 202-456-1414 Q
Context from Declassified Documents and Official Materials
On September 17, 2018, President Trump ordered the declassification of various documents related to the FBI's Russia investigation, including pages from the FISA warrant application on Carter Page, FBI interview reports, and text messages from key officials. However, on September 21, 2018—the same day as this drop—Trump adjusted the order to allow the Department of Justice to review and potentially redact sensitive information before release. This created a sense of urgency among supporters who wanted full transparency without redactions.
The phone number provided (202-456-1414) is the public switchboard for the White House, used for contacting the administration.
Anons' Research and Analysis
Based on discussions and research from Q hubs such as 8kun's /qresearch/ boards, Free Republic Q threads, and patriots.win, anons interpreted this drop as a cryptic call to action. The phrase "MUSIC IS ABOUT TO STOP" was seen as a metaphor for the end of the "game" or "dance" played by the deep state, signaling that major revelations or arrests were imminent, tying into the ongoing push for declassification of FISA documents related to the Russia investigation.
Anons linked the timing directly to Trump's declassification order and the subsequent announcement of reviews, viewing it as a moment where public pressure could influence the outcome for full, unredacted releases.
The White House phone number was researched as a prompt for patriots to call and voice support for immediate declassification, flooding the lines to demonstrate grassroots demand and prevent further delays or cover-ups.
On 8kun, anons cross-referenced this with real-time events, noting the drop's ID ("000000") as symbolic of a reset or "zero hour," and connected it to broader themes of exposing corruption in the FBI and DOJ through FOIA requests and declassified materials.
In Free Republic discussions, users analyzed it as part of a strategy to mobilize the base, similar to other calls for action, emphasizing that "music stopping" meant the party was over for those involved in the alleged spying on the Trump campaign.
Patriots.win threads highlighted connections to declassified FISA applications, with anons digging into official releases showing the warrant on Carter Page and unredacted texts, reinforcing the drop's urgency for transparency.
This interpretation aligns with the broader narrative in Q communities that public involvement was key to forcing accountability, using official declassifications as evidence of progress against the deep state.