Naturally, many, in fact most, typos are just typos.
That's why typos provide perfect plausible deniability when typos are deliberately used as a way to communicate with those who've been taught to expect and understand "typo" comms.
Fortunately, using a key word search of Q drops makes it possible to find the Q drops that relate to the training anons were given around "typo" comms from President Trump/Q+ and Q.
Obviously, its up to each anon to decide whether they want to understand this aspect of Qs training. For some, it may not be their calling and there are other ways to help that are better suited to their talents.
After all, like sailors on the ocean, we are individuals who, in order to survive, have become a crew that's able to take directions from our captain, PDJT Q+, and work together as a team.
OMG can't a typo just be a typo?
Go back to sleep.
Some folks insist on knowing nothing ever. That will bite them in the a$$
"OMG can't a typo just be a typo?"
Kudos for asking a question anon.
My hopefully helpful, response.
Naturally, many, in fact most, typos are just typos.
That's why typos provide perfect plausible deniability when typos are deliberately used as a way to communicate with those who've been taught to expect and understand "typo" comms.
Fortunately, using a key word search of Q drops makes it possible to find the Q drops that relate to the training anons were given around "typo" comms from President Trump/Q+ and Q.
Obviously, its up to each anon to decide whether they want to understand this aspect of Qs training. For some, it may not be their calling and there are other ways to help that are better suited to their talents.
After all, like sailors on the ocean, we are individuals who, in order to survive, have become a crew that's able to take directions from our captain, PDJT Q+, and work together as a team.
WWG1WGA.