Q Anon: FRiendly FReeper Collaboration to understand Q drops

qanon.pub ^ | 6/11/2018 | FReepers, vanity

[reed13k]

To me that either means Fox M1 (missile) was taken out thus a “stolen takedown” or Fox M1 was stolen - take it down now. Frankly I think the former is more likely.

Action always means - yo! we got action over here! Then coords?

Con-sit - Aware - to me means that the bosses know

On Guard - telling a specific post to be careful

Exe + #s is either a verification code to prove identity or an execution code to conduct a specific activity.

Gents - I’m of the belief that 380287 is a latitude and 3492719 is a longitude add a 1 to the 3492 and it reads 13492719 for Long. That lat and long is almost directly east of the DMZ in the middle of the Sea of Japan (East Sea) and would be right around any flight plan using a great circle from South Korea to the US.

Not sure about the rest of the numbers.

[Steven W.]

Yes, in prior considerations, “As the world turns” has been attributed to previous attempts.

[Steven W.]

IPOD (add an ‘o’ there too) - or “DOPI” in mirror ... TBD ;)

[smileyface]

nite

[TEXOKIE]

Thanks for info about brave.com. I’ll look at it!

[meyer]

The missile is really intriguing to me. Or whatever it was. It went up for a reason, hopefully a good reason. Hopefully, it did it’s job. Just happened to be caught by a weather.com camera that probably automatically fires off a picture every so often.

[Cletus.D.Yokel]

I told you not to put your catseyes in when I’m thumbing a steelie.

[reed13k]

I, S, D can also be ISD = Intercept, Search, and Destroy

[txhurl]

This..... from reddit, an excerpt:

“This looks vert much like a THAAD launch. Terminal High Altitude Area Defense anti-missile missile shot from a mobile launcher.”

and

“Navy does all of their missile firing in the Missile test ranges off the coast of California or Hawaii. They could NOT do one in contiguous waters surrounded by land and civilians.”

and

“This is - 90% sure - a Trident Submarine-Launched Ballistic Missile, launched from one of the subs stationed at Bangor

[LuvFreeRepublic]

Yes, intercept, search and destroy. A missile will do that.....good guess.

[fatima]

Scary.

[CJ Wolf]

What’s a fox m1 missile? I though fox m1 was a gene marker?

[Defiant]

Thanks. Just another missile no one knows anything about. Nothing to see here.

[Steven W.]

Ex-Homeland Security supervisor charged with lying to the FBI - AN DIEGO (CNS) - A former supervisor for the U.S. Department of Homeland Security was arraigned in federal court in San Diego Tuesday on charges of lying to the FBI about his alleged improper transmission of sensitive law enforcement information. The charges against Johnny Martin, 59, of Chula Vista stem from an investigation into a wide-ranging immigration-fraud scheme involving more than 150 victims and millions of dollars in losses, court documents state.

[eldoradude]

I told you not to put your catseyes in when I’m thumbing a steelie.

[Melian]

Sparrow missiles require a special Radar illumination called Pulse Doppler Illumination (PDI). The Radar illuminates the target with PDI during the pre-launch attack phase when Sparrow is selected, the target is within 1.2 times Rmax, and the Radar has adequate target signal strength for a steady track. This signal informs the Radar to use PDI when possible. When the Radar is transmitting PDI, PDI is displayed in the PRF window on the Attack Format at [PB1]. This provides feedback on the target tracking capability of the Radar before launch.

https://forums.vrsimulations.com/support/index.php/AIM-7_Sparrow

[Steven W.]

Horowitz Clearing the Deck:

Office of the Inspector General U.S. Department of Justice

Public Summary of a Management Advisory Memorandum for the Director of the Federal Bureau of Investigation Regarding Inadequate Actions Taken to Mitigate a National Security Threat

In March 2017, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) Office of the Inspector General (OIG) began an audit of the Federal Bureau of Investigation’s (FBI) efforts to address homegrown violent extremists (HVE). In August 2017, during our audit, we became aware of a national security threat posed by activities of an HVE who is incarcerated at a federal facility outside DOJ’s authority. Upon receiving this information, we alerted FBI Counterterrorism Division (CTD) executive management of our concern and continued performing audit work to obtain further information about the significance of the threat and to assess the FBI’s handling of it. In response to our notification, FBI executive management took formal steps to coordinate with parallel leadership of the non-DOJ federal entity to mitigate this threat. This document provides an unclassified, publically releasable summary of the OIG’s recommendations to the FBI to further mitigate the threat to national security identified by the OIG during this audit. The FBI concurred with the OIG’s five recommendations, while noting some disagreements with the OIG’s analysis.

Based upon our interviews and review of available documents, in 2013 the FBI first became aware of activities of an HVE incarcerated in a federal facility outside DOJ’s authority that posed a threat to national security. At that time, FBI personnel coordinated with the responsible federal entity regarding methods to address the threat. This coordination continued intermittently over a 4-year period. However, we found that these efforts did not adequately mitigate the threat. As noted, the FBI’s recent actions taken following our notification to and involving CTD executive management, appear to have resulted in constructive steps to mitigate the threat. The OIG recommends that the FBI coordinate with the other federal entity to establish formalized procedures for this situation and to ensure that the threat posed by the HVE inmate is appropriately mitigated.

The threat posed by the activities of the particular HVE housed at a federal facility outside DOJ’s authority indicates that there is an increased risk that similar circumstances may exist with respect to other individuals, including HVE subjects, in the custody of other non-DOJ entities. Therefore, the OIG recommends that the FBI evaluate and determine appropriate actions, in coordination with appropriate other entities, to mitigate the potential national security threats that could arise from HVEs held in facilities outside the DOJ’s authority.

We provided the FBI, our congressional oversight committees, and the non-DOJ entity with more detailed information about the circumstances discovered during our audit in a classified memorandum so that it can assess and take immediate corrective actions regarding the national security concerns we identified. The OIG will continue our audit of the FBI’s efforts to address HVEs and we will incorporate in our final report any actions taken by the FBI to address the issues raised in this summary and in greater detail in our classified memorandum to the FBI.

[fatima]

Thanks Steven W..

[eldoradude]

Was reading one anon posted from deep web the missile had no smoke exhaust, very long flame out back end from the photo...that this meant it was going up in space. Maybe taking down satellite or intercepting a missile from satellite..

Perhaps a submarine launched killer satellite...

[mairdie]

What’s outside the jurisdiction of the DoJ? Outside the country? In the Military Justice system?