This May Be Something. This May Be Nothing. But...I Made a HUGE Discovery Regarding the Ingersoll Lockwood Website's Countdown Clock - The Great Awakening

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This May Be Something. This May Be Nothing. But...I Made a HUGE Discovery Regarding the Ingersoll Lockwood Website's Countdown Clock

posted 3 years ago by LoneWulf 3 years ago by LoneWulf +296 / -2

If you go here:

https://www.ingersolllockwood.com/countdown-2021/

You will find a strange countdown clock. Above the clock is written:

Countdown 2021

What day was the US Constitution signed?

Who was born (many years later) the next day?

There is a hidden message under the clock if you highlight this area:

Tic Toc

Shall we play a game?

NCSWIC

Well, I think I know what the countdown is for.

What day was the US Constitution signed? September 17, 1787

Who was born (many years later) the next day? (September 18)

This question was harder. I looked at presidents, politicians, scientists, etc., and nothing jumped out at me. Until I went here:

https://www.bornglorious.com/united_states/birthday/?pf=82955&pd=0918

Guess what, folks? John McAfee was born Sept 18, 1945

Could the countdown clock be the date the data download becomes public???

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– LoneWulf [S] 5 points 3 years ago +6 / -1

Some other anon brought it to my attention months ago. It's been putting out cryptic stuff for quite some time. The site changes rather frequently, so you have to keep your eyes on it. The clues to finding things can be miniscule -- a red period here, a red letter there. Put your cursor over it and click it -- it will take you to a hidden page. Sometimes it hides verbiage that can only be discovered if you hilight a blank section of the screen.

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