I asked a question in today's General Chat earlier, and bubble_bursts recommended I make that question and his answer into its own post, so here we go.
(first, my original question)
Forgive me, but I need to be reminded of one of the basics of this movement.
A common criticism I hear from haters is "He calls himself Q Clearance Patriot, or Q for short. Q clearance is a clearance level within the Department of Energy. What does THAT have to do with anything?"
And I've never been able to shake that question. It's a good point.
If this is a military op, why the Department of Energy?
I know there's an answer for this. I just need to be reminded what it is.
(and now the answer, courtesy of u/bubble_bursts)
Uranium One was what started all this. (Read the full board of the day of the first q drop for me details)
That is the origin of Q and that's where we are headed to disclosure in Iran. Full circle
Q drop 48 was also linked by someone in response to my question, and it looks important:
Today I learned Donald Trump Jr. is on the board of Kalshi, a gambling app generally tied to sports betting.
He's also in bed with Polymarket, another gambling app that deals in "prediction markets" that totally aren't rigging things like sporting events to control payouts, no sir.
Is part of the Plan to expose how corrupt the highest levels of sport have become, with their becoming deeper and deeper into gambling since it was legalized nationwide in 2018 with Murphy vs. NCAA?
I know, I know, athletic competition isn't that important to Western civilization.
I say all this because, as a fan of the sport of basketball for over 30 years, I HATE SPORTS GAMBLING.
We used to ban people for life for doing stuff like this.
Yet now, NBA players like two-time MVP Giannis Antetokounmpo are signing on with gambling apps during their careers and making millions off of how gambling exploits the poor.
But if part of the Plan is to expose this corruption and get rid of rotten commissioners like the NBA's Adam Silver so they can be replaced with patriots who care about the long-term health and integrity of the GAME...
I can live with that.
Wesley LePatner was shot and killed on July 28 in the Midtown Manhattan shooting.
The following is a transcript from a video I saw about this, which you can also watch here.
[transcript starts here]
A billionaire CEO is dead. Four people shot inside Blackstone's HQ.
And the media's talking about the NFL?
Nah, you ain't crazy--they're covering it up.
Because when the internet laughed, memed it and called it "Luigi'd," they realized this wasn't just tragedy: it was a fucking signal. A message from the broke. From the ignored. From the generation that's done watching billionaires die of old age.
So why aren't they saying her name?
Because if they tell the truth--that Wesley LePatner was a high-ranking, high-profile real estate exec, they've got to admit something way bigger: That this system made people numb. That Wall Street deaths don't hit like they used to. That we're not sad anymore--we're just watching the scoreboard.
So let's break down why they're barely saying her name. And when they do, it's like "Blackstone employee, respected mom, tragic loss..."
Cool. But who was she?
She was the fucking CEO of BREIT.
Not some middle manager. Not someone grabbing a coffee in the lobby. She ran a $53 billion real estate trust.
That's not an employee--that's a power broker.
So why downplay it? Because if people knew what BREIT really does, they'd stop calling it a tragedy, and start calling it blowback.
BREIT (Blackstone Real Estate Income Trust) was founded in 2017. They've spent the last eight years swallowing the housing market like a fucking void. We're talking $105 billion worth of homes ripped off the market--bought in bulk, with cash, no negotiation. You try to put in a mortgage offer, they outbid you in seconds. You're not competing against families anymore. You're competing against Wall Street with a war chest.
And they don't sell.
They don't flip 'em. They don't resell. They hoard the homes--and turn every single one into permanent rental inventory.
So now? That house you dreamed of buying...you're paying double to rent it from a private equity firm.
And guess who sets the rent price?
BREIT.
And in some cities, they're the only landlord. They've achieved monopoly control--especially in the Sun Belt. Atlanta, Charlotte, Phoenix, Tampa--whole ZIP codes are now owned by one fucking hedge fund.
So what happens when you control all the rentals? You raise the rent, and there's nowhere else to go.
You're not renting from a landlord anymore. You're renting from a fucking algorithm.
Why They Can't Say Her Name:
So now you see why they can't focus on who died. Because if they say "High-Ranking Blackstone Exec Gunned Down, CEO of Firm Driving Unaffordable Housing," they open Pandora's Box.
Because people aren't dumb anymore. They feel it when their rent hits $2,400 for a 2-bedroom. They know they're being outbid by something robotic.
They realize the dream of owning a home is dead--and someone killed it. And that someone--worked in that building.
So they just say "employee" and move on.
Like she was stocking shelves. Not architecting the financial structure that's pricing out a generation.
They minimize her role to protect the illusion.
Because the moment you connect her name to the rent you pay...people stop scrolling and start looking for blood.
It just occurred to me that the point of investigation is to find information that could lead to a crimiinal charge, arrest, and/or conviction.
But Q has repeatedly said: "We have it all."
So what's the point of announcing an "investigation" if we have it all--by definition, having everything we need?
I know optics plays a role, yes. But blogs like The Conservative Treehouse (Sundance) have taught me to actively distrust "investigations" because they are designed to go nowhere are are only meant to placate the public until the outrage blows over, at which point Washington resumes normal corrupt business. "Chaff and countermeasures," as he likes to say.
I apologize if this sounds distrustful, but I have a curiosity itch that needs scratching.
(credit to u/axrevolutionai for suggesting I make a full post for this)
This is a big one, for multiple reasons.
I am disabled, and live with my mother and stepfather, paying rent from my Social Security disability checks. To their perpetual credit, the house is paid off and they say I'll always have a home here. I am forever grateful for that. Anyway...
My stepfather needed triple (which became quadruple) bypass surgery. He was driven to the hospital early this morning, before sunrise.
However, as my mother was driving him, she turned too soon, and got two tires over the edge of the driveway. They had to call a tow truck, which had to call another to help. And because they couldn't afford it, I had to pay for them, well over $300 worth that I can't afford right now either.
Then it got worse. On the way there, they passed some homeless guy, who got so angry at them for whatever reason that he threw his flashlight at their car, and not only caused serious scratches on the door, but the back panel of a side mirror got completely dislodged, exposing the wiring. Normally Dad would go to a junkyard for a replacement part, but he's currently in the hospital, per above.
I'd share photos, but I don't want to risk self-doxxing.
On top of all this, while the surgery did go very well (thank God), he is currently intubated on a fucking VENTILATOR, for reasons I do not understand. He is expected to be in the hospital for five to seven days. I'll be visiting him once he wakes up.
We don't know what we're going to do. Can GME please fucking go TO THE MOON! already?! That's my only backup plan, and I bought in (over ten shares) because I was desperate and I trust YOU guys! Hell, even if I sold right now, it wouldn't be instantaneous--Computershare would snail-mail me a physical check, and having never done this before, I don't know if the taxes on that income would be deducted for me, or I'd have to make note of this on my 1040 or 1099 later.
Is it possible to duct-tape the back of the mirror in case we have to go somewhere when it rains? We have the car under a carport right now, so there's that. Normally Dad would order and attach the new one, but, well...
Oh, and the car's not insured. Insurance was cancelled a month or two ago because we can't fucking afford anything right now. Because of all of Dad's testing and preparation for this surgery.
Oh, and the warranty on the car has expired because it's about four years old.
God, I'm so frustrated right now. I feel powerless. Please pray for my family's well-being.
Mods, I apologize for the rant. Delete this if you must. But I don't know where else to turn.
(Update: He is OFF the ventilator!)