Wellington is small conservative town, south of Oberlin, a liberal college.

It seems like a good place for a Trump rally minus it's size. So I knew there was a deeper explanation.

For History buffs:

Wellington (Duke of / Waterloo) Coat of Arms

Motto: Fortune Is The Companion of Valor

https://i.pinimg.com/736x/b8/95/58/b89558903c463bbd3f88e500613a040e.jpg

Loraine County / Lorraine, France

Cross of Lorraine / symbol of France (the French underground WWII)

https://i.pinimg.com/736x/2f/0d/e5/2f0de5c7190d958152af8cbeb45c5f59--magnum-pi-tom-selleck.jpg

French Jesuit missionaries and settlers to the New World carried the Cross of Lorraine c. 1750–1810. The symbol was said to have helped the missionaries to convert the native peoples they encountered, because the two-armed cross resembled existing local imagery.

The role of the french underground after WWII is a subplot in the film Munich. It should have been what the film was about. Not mentioned in the Wiki write up... so get the film to get the point.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Munich_(2005_film)

Trump rallies and other public appearances are not held in random locations.

They are "bird-dogging" historical references and constitute key word (keywords) messaging between Q and the *people in the shadows"

President Trump / Laura Ingraham Interview / 30 Sep 2020

https://youtu.be/N7mDddUjZx8?t=915 (1 min, 13 sec).

If you are a history buff, a real history buff, invitation extended to read comments this user here and at https://patriots.win/u/Norman_F_Dixon/ for wide-ranging dive down this particular rabbit hole. All others... not recommended.

Same is true (locations are not random) when Trump accepts a challenge from the deep state to meet them in battle on their territory. Example:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Belmont_Mansion_(Tennessee)

The Trump -v- Biden debate at Belmont University was held on the grounds of the summer home of the second largest antebellum slave trader in the United States, and yet not a peep out of BLM, ANTIFA, or the MSM.

https://www.tennessean.com/story/news/2019/10/11/belmont-university-nashville-hosts-presidential-debate-2020/3941983002/

And yet, why were there no marches, no complaints, no riots when the Commission on Presidential Debates held the final Trump -v- Biden debate at Belmont University in Nashville TN?

Really? No George Floyd protests in light of this:

A curious lack of appreciation for history that seems razor sharp and knee-jerk fast every other time.

Think of the control over ANTIFA and BLM exhibited by the Deep State in this instance.

Here is the Belmont Estate circa 1860:

https://i.pinimg.com/originals/15/43/56/154356b75aa9127a127113f7ae996df8.jpg

Could have been the inspiration for Randolph Hearst's Xanadu.

https://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2012/03/06/article-2110794-120ACA84000005DC-414_964x363.jpg

Rabbit Hole Teaser:

Even the location of Trump Tower in New York city is a reflection of taking and defending territory... symbolic, but also none the less very real.

If you want to read a review of this blockbuster movie you will have to find it in my comment history.

Many believed that this

http://i1.kym-cdn.com/photos/images/original/001/230/791/f6e.png

... was a bunch of /pol/ autists pranking Shia Labeouf over his HWNDU flag

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LaBeouf,R%C3%B6nkk%C3%B6%26_Turner#HEWILLNOTDIVIDE.US,2017%E2%80%93_2021

This was Q.

The date and refs to 17 trips to Washington D.C. have been covered.

Bottom line for this rally location, Wellington, Ohio... Loraine County?

Deep States (those people in the shadows constituting the true deep states) of England and France are allies and enemies of the United States. Trump (the public face of Q) has claimed Ohio (which the French and Indian War was fought over and when and where George Washington earned his chops) and is challenging the Deep State of the U.S. to battle over it.

THE LAST CASTLE / 2001

Take a look at a castle.
Any castle.
Now break down the key elements that make it a castle.
They haven't changed in a thousand years.
One: Location.
A site on high ground that commands the territory as far as the eye can see.
Two: Protection.
Big walls. Walls strong enough to withstand a frontal attack.
Three: A garrison.
Men who are trained and are willing to kill.
Four. A flag.
You tell your men, "You are soldiers and that's our flag."
You tell them, "Nobody takes our flag."
And you raise that flag so it flies high where everyone can see it.
Now you've got yourself a castle.