EDIT: The title should be: … Q 51 … (not 71)
Let’s connect the dots:
Squirrel here: https://greatawakening.win/p/199OdCdpHa/scavino-posts-squirrel-with-trum/c/
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Scavino post
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Video length: 47 sec. See the above post for Q post 47.
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Q post 47 delta today.
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Q-incidence
Plane 51 here: https://greatawakening.win/p/199OdDl7bg/dan-scavino-just-posted-a-video-/c/
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Trump with plane 51
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Q post 51 delta today
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Q-incidence
Plane 51 = Peanuts here:
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Plane 51 also known as Peanuts: https://greatawakening.win/p/199OdDl7XX/dan-scavino-just-posted-a-video-/c/
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Q-incidence
Trump message adds up to the mix:
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Trump’s response here is about the dog called Peanuts: https://greatawakening.win/p/199OdCdHFe/trumps-response-to-the-execution/c/
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Q-incidence
So many Q-incidences.
Meaning of 'Squirrel!'
In various contexts, someone yelling “Squirrel!” can have different meanings.
Here are a few interpretations:
Distracting from the main topic: In idiomatic expressions, “Squirrel!” is often used to describe a sudden diversion or distraction from a conversation, task, or situation. It implies that someone’s attention has been diverted away from the original focus, much like a squirrel’s ability to quickly shift its attention between trees.
Comedic effect: In humor, “Squirrel!” is sometimes used as a punchline or a humorous interruption, often in a lighthearted or playful manner. This usage is inspired by the 2009 animated movie UP, where a talking dog named Dug repeatedly exclaims “Squirrel!” when distracted by a squirrel.
Pejorative term: In some online communities and urban slang, “Squirrel!” can be used as a derogatory term to describe someone who is easily distracted, flighty, or lacking focus. This usage is often accompanied by a tone of playful mockery or teasing.
In-joke or meme: “Squirrel!” has become a popular internet meme and cultural reference, often used to express surprise, excitement, or playfulness. In these contexts, the phrase is often used without a specific meaning or context, serving as a humorous nod to its widespread recognition.