Twitter manager for USSTRATCOM is tweeting with his toddler on his lap. He gets up to take a leak and leaves toddler at the keyboard to type garble, which is what some say is old launch codes from 1963 (see other posts on this). Twit mgr comes back and sees the garble his child typed. Mgr goes to sleep, wakes up, deletes garble, and posts a retraction. Later that day USSTRACOMM posts this story. Thanks for clearing this up!

Why didn’t Fox report on the fact that this was decrypted to mean Q Acquitted? Interesting right? They’re doing an article on it so this seems important. What is NOT said is what always helps me assess the situation better. Flip the narrative and there you have it!

This cover story is so dumb, I can only conclude it's not meant to be believed.

So the story is A child posted a tweet.. on an official account... but someone allowed it to get many thousands of retweets before deleting.... hmmm

Anyone know exactly or roughly how long the tweet ;l;;gmxzssaw stayed up?

I'm doing some statistical estimations on the coincidence and it would be a good caveat to include how long it stayed up before deleted.

Thanks

Once there was a BULL, then it took a SHIT

The fact that any cryptogram would produce anything from that garbage, and that the first result is "Q Acquitted" is too much for me. I don't believe in coincidences. But I also don't understand the meaning or purpose. Maybe it was related to the Ever Given somehow? Happened on the same day it was freed...