RED 1 crossed ? President's tweets being deleted!
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Interesting. Is that actually how the word was spelled by Q; "Darnkess"?
What's your opinion of what that means?
Yep, you can view the drop here: https://qagg.news/?q=Darnkess
It's all the way at the bottom it's a pretty long drop early in the movement, and important to note this drop is the only place it was mentioned. (EDIT, others have pointed out in Q88 there is: "Ten days. Darkness. Scare tactics (MSM). D's falling. R's walk-away/removed. SA --> US --> Asia --> EU Disinformation is real. Distractions are necessary."
I myself only was made aware of this a few weeks ago when I saw an anon correct a user claiming Q said "10 days of darkness". Just goes to show ya always trust but verify.
I don't really have a theory of what it means, but I did a quick google search of "Darnkess" (not the auto search for Darnkess I actually put "Darnkess" into google, with quotes), which shows an Amazon book "3 Days of Darnkess", which Amazon says came out on Dec, 2014. I actually bought it earlier today haha.
Lots of the reviews are Q related, actually almost all of them I've read so far. So it looks like I wasn't the first to stumble across this rabbit hole, interested to see where the book takes me.
Not sure if posting Amazon links is cool, so if you wanna buy the book it's "Three days of Darnkess" by Glen Aitken.
I saw this on wikipedia when looking up "Three days of darnkess". Marie-Julie Jahenny (1850–1941), known as the "Breton Stigmatist", expanded upon the story of the Three Days of Darkness, saying that it will occur on a Thursday, Friday and Saturday when all of Hell will be let loose to strike at those outside their homes and those without a lit blessed candle of pure wax.[6] These candles would miraculously stay aflame the entire period, but not light at all in the houses of the godless.[7]
Tomorrow is Thursday...
Man I got a bunch of shit I got to do, FML.
Sounds like a passover copycat
I think the misspelling may have been to get you to that sight.