Examination of 1359 and 1360. Neonrevolt and some analysis of [48] and “Full Circle”
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In a previous conversation here in Qville, about fresh at that time drops 1359 and 1360, I was musing about the religion of the people involved and stated that Assad was muslim.
I have just been reading neonrevolt’s analysis of these drops, and I now understand I was in error. Assad is Orthodox Christian.
Here is what neonrevolt says:
“It’s my belief that Assad is actually a good guy. He’s an Orthodox Christian, and was previously a dentist who didn’t even want to hold any political power in Syria, but who ended up running the country out of a twist in circumstance. He really is a reluctant leader, as far as I can tell, and is trying to do the best for his people, because no one else is stepping up.
I believe Trump has to publicly malign him as a “Gas-killing animal” in order to provide a smokescreen for US actions in Syria against the Cabal. Anyone who has really looked at the evidence doesn’t believe Assad is killing his own people. (That’s NoName’s handiwork, after all).”
[texokie note: According to Wikipedia, he’s actually an eye doctor.]
Also covered in neonrevolt’s analysis, he is going with the interpretation of [48] as being in reference to No Name. However he allows that other interpretations have been given. There is, for instance the time stamp 48 on the drop with the pix of Assad and NP and JF’nK.
Also of interest to me (and perhaps to SWORDMAKER) is the interpretation of Q’s phrase “Full Circle.” It turns out that is the name of a sex cult similar to NEXXIUM that might pick up the pieces after NEXXIUM’s demise.
He then points out that JF’nK had been trying to unseat Assad by building up ISIS, and an anon had seen the following as another interpretation of “Full Circle:”
“Circling back to Q’s full circle / welcome back Huma post”
Muslim Brotherhood basically had no presence in Syria pre-Syria uprising 2011. MB being the ones united with the worlds cabal of communists that are more the political/ideaological wing, while ISIS represents the militant wing.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Muslim_Brotherhood_of_Syria
In 2012, Brotherhood activists created the Commission for Civilian Protection (CCP). The CCP is considered to be a front for the Brotherhood, [31] tasked with helping armed units inside Syria connect with each other and with sponsors abroad. Its website lists numerous affiliated factions, distributed across Homs, Damascus, Idlib, and elsewhere; however, most of these groups are small and generally self identify as Members of the Free Syrian Army or the Syrian Islamic Liberation Front.[32] The Syrian Muslim Brotherhood is believed to control, through funding, one fourth to one third of the disparate armed rebel brigades known collectively as the Free Syrian Army (FSA).[12]”
Neonrevolt moves into a discussion of the ties to Huma and the Muslim Brotherhood and the Bachman letter to Ellison, all of which shows: “ Deep State actors being willing to use Militant Muslim groups as agents of subversion both domestically, and abroad.
So…
Welcome back Huma”
https://www.neonrevolt.com/2018/05/13/make-them-suffer-q-newq-qanon-greatawakening/
I believe that about Assad.
This analysis is 100% spot on.
One body language expert who studied Assad quite firmly stated that this was a quiet, gentle man who spoke sincerely and truthfully. Every video of him that I’ve watched gives me that same impression.
I did some googling and I’m not finding that Assad is a Christian. Does anyone have evidence for that outside of neon revolt?
Actually, as was pointed out by a Syrian friend of mine, Assad is an Alawite which is ostensibly a flavor of Shi’a Islam but it bears more resemblance to a Christianity evolved from being driven underground in the 8th/9th century.
Interesting. It has been reported that Assad was Alawite Muslim in other publications. An interesting note-his father changed the Syrian constitution so that a non-muslim could be president in 1973. This caused a lot of protests.
Regarding his medical career, he graduated from medical school and went directly into the military, so far, I haven’t seen anything that notes what his degree or practice in the military was-so if that was the dentistry, I didn’t see it.
He was in London for post graduate work specializing in Opthamology. I’m trying to remember where I saw a reference to dentist in past research, but I can’t.
To sum up he might be Christian or Alawite.
He was an eye doctor but his other medical experience wasn’t quite clear.
Assad’s father was an Alawite, a minority in Syria. He is the head of the Ba’ath Party (Socialist), the same party headed by Saddam Hussein in Iraq. I believe Assad was raised in the party and the religion of his father.
From Wikipedia: “The Alawites, also known as Nusayris, are a prominent mystical[3] religious group who follow a branch of the Twelver school of Shia Islam.
Where do you find he is a Christian?
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