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I highly recommend everyone watch this entire thing because it is excellent. The Q Watch the Water part starts around 37:00 minutes in for those of you who want to skip forward.

I highly recommend everyone watch this entire thing because it is excellent. The Q Watch the Water part starts around 37:00 minutes in for those of you who want to skip forward.

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When I can actually sit through an hour long video, it has to be excellent - lol.

My question is this - Q said "watch the water." So what do we make of the fact that Q knew about it, allowed the CDC to poison the water, and failed to stop the population from consuming it?

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Bingo. I was thinking the exact same thing. Virtually nobody was guessing there would be poison in the water supply. That begs the question, why wouldn't Q try his absolute best to come up with an alternate way to tell the people? We are nearly 2 years into this thing.

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100%

And if you consider the line "people have to be shown," how much do people need to see? How many have to die? Become ill? Lose their jobs? Lose their homes? If we accept that is okay to knowingly allow these things to occur, my word, we'll be kicking the can down the road until they finally take the can too.

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Well, I took Q very differently than everyone else as I have learned being on here and voat. It was always my understanding that Q was helping everyone look deeper and make informed choices. Q was never going to stop the population at large but it did mean a lot of people could start making informed choices. The watch the water thing with me has been almost a hobby as you know from the water list.

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yes, I know you're on top of the water thing.

Given the small segment of the population that spent time actually reading Q posts (as opposed to simply hearing about Q,) it really isn't a big base of warning, IMO.

Q could just as well be the other side spinning a narrative, depending on how you want to interpret it. You already know that I see both sides of that fence.

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I need to go back and look at the watch the water posts to see if there is context.

I think the people who read the posts as they were rolling out were a tiny group.

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I just watched it. I highly recommend the whole thing. I did a lot of research on the chiropractor. The 37:00 mark begins addressing the watch the water reference.

I am neither here nor there for Peters. Sometimes I agree with him, sometimes not.

47:00 mark about the origin of the word corona is correct too.

Here is the article he references: https://www.thestar.com/business/2021/07/06/fresh-off-vaccine-success-moderna-co-founder-sets-sights-on-venomous-snakebites.html

Here is Ophirex https://www.ophirex.com/

He is correct. From their website they are funded by the united nations and dept of defense, https://www.ophirex.com/funding-and-collaboration

Elevated D-dimer reference: https://www.medscape.com/answers/2085111-196749/how-are-elevated-d-dimer-levels-interpreted

Don't take this to mean that I am supporting this info. I am just trying to present what we know and can know about what he is saying so don't take this to mean I think this is the gospel.

Here is the CDC water tracker as well: https://covid.cdc.gov/covid-data-tracker/#wastewater-surveillance

Stay safe. There may be truth in this.

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Saw it last night, he is saying that the virus was spread through the water supply correct?

I'm in the country, use well water.

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Little more complicated than that but he is saying that is a component.

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Yeah, the main thing was Remdesiver being snake venom, that was interesting.

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And that it kills you dead. That prolly needs to be on the warning label.

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The majority of people don't have that. Does a boil water work in this instance?

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I don't know, good question. Of course I do drink a lot of bottled water so..

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Poisoning a metrpolitan water supply might be considered a nasty thing to do. A boil water alert would be a start, methinks.

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But I thought “watch the water” was proven by the Evergrand running aground with thousands of children on board being rescued by Navy Seals? What about the giant cock the ship supposedly mapped out, proving “white hats” were in control? If Q was so intent on helping, why not come out and say ”your fucking water is poisonous”? That is how I know it is bullshit. The information is only as good as our ability to decode it. Enter the bat fuck crazy “anon” which is code for loser in basement trying to match Twitter time stamps. Its a wild goose chase people! People were utterly convinced the Evergrand debacle was the “watch the water” event, now this snake venom shit? Come on folks?

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I never thought Evergrand was watch the water. In fact, I'm still looking at all of the water companies on the Rand Corp list. https://www.rand.org/about/how-we-are-funded.html A non profit funded almost entirely by the US military and other strategic partners with this many links to municipalities and water companies and research stands out to me. This has been my guess for a while now. Ardis connecting it to these companies stands out to me.

As I stated before many times, Q called many events beforehand, from Rosenstein being fired to Brennan being the ring leader. Given that Brenna's very own wikipedia page lists him as a witness in an investigation I believe there is a lot going on that I personally don't see.

The very fact that Trey Gowdy was appointed to the PIDB board and it is literally not listed on Gowdys own website or on wikipedia and you can only find him on the actual PIDB website under board members is something I find very interesting since the last Q post about him was What position might Gowdy be moving into. The fact that PIDB is focused almost exclusively on declassifying JFK and 9/11 is another thing I find interesting since Q posted at length about both.

From Harry Chandler and the dirty Chandler family to the Standard hotel to Brennan to Cuomo to Les Wexner and Kevin Spacey. All who deserved to be outed instead of celebrated. Whoever Q was he was an excellent judge of character.

I don't know who Q was. He could have been just a smart mother fucker in a basement who was really good at guessing. I personally don't care. But whoever that was did this country a favor by illustrating the corruption so completely and being the influence that taught people they have to share information fast and efficiently.

I keep my eyes on a lot of unpopular things like this new treaty. And while I certainly thought Evergrand in the canal was weird and even weirder when one of their cargo ships ran aground somewhere up in the Hudson area I never thought it had to do with water. It had to do with cargo. Just my opinion.

Also, Q doesn't need to tell you that your fucking water is poisonous. It is poisonous. You can verify that by going here: https://www.ewg.org/tapwater/ Water was officially listed as a cancer causing agent by the EPA in the 90's.

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Wry interesting points! Strange story regarding the RAND corp. The valedictorian from my HS was a brilliant guy that went to Carnegie Mellon to study engineering. It was rumored ( friends of friends) that he was recruited by the CIA but worked for RAND in Pittsburgh. He apparently was having beers with mutual friends and completely broke down, said he has seen and done shit we cant even imagine. This was a very bright guy, good guy. Apparently he is off grid living in Montana and has zero contact with anyone.

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I lived and worked in Pittsburgh. My work was filtered through Carnegie Mellon. I say filtered because so much of the research there is "funded". My company was funded by various NGO's and military contracts. It's why Rand gets my attention. I know what that is code for. Pittsburgh is a cesspool of corruption. All of Allegheny county is. Same on the east side of the state. I believe your buddy. My time there taught me a few things. It's why I'm on here.