Missile theory can hold focus only if:

1. Missile launches can be initiated without human supervision - milfags said it cannot happen

2. The photograph had a long exposure time. Did it? If not, that's no missile.

Add to the missing letters the "D" referenced by Q, making it "D op".

Regarding comment about military saying human intervention required to fire a missile, they underestimate the capability of advanced cyber offense. Red teamers have proven that over and over.

A couple of old armscontrolwonk articles, fwiw. One of them mentions Whidbey

https://www.armscontrolwonk.com/archive/403310/broken-arrows/

https://www.armscontrolwonk.com/archive/200014/nuclear-weapons-lost-found/

>>1721998

also missile is missing an 'i'

The milfags are wrong. Any mechanical device operated by two or two dozen individuals are all converted into electronic signals which when combined together initiate a launch sequence. Even the flooding of launch tubes are electro-mechanically initiated. Accordingly, the systems are susceptible to hacking. Period. I wouldn’t be surprised if our ENTIRE arsenal of boomer missiles are on a temporary lockdown, i.e., pulling the fricken motherboards out of the launch systems until we can come up with a software patch to defend against hacking. This launch is probably related to those crazy ship accidents and aircraft malfunctions.

Second, who gave orders for this certain sub to be positioned where it was and armed with this particular missile? This was a well-planned and desperate op and one which we can’t afford to let occur again. This is war and I’m surprised that we aren’t seeing more military activity. What an opportunity for a real enemy to initiate a first strike if our systems can be hacked.

There is a 15 hour time difference between Washington State and Singapore. The missile photo was time-stamped 3:56 AM and AF1 landed in Singapore at 8:21 PM local time. Doing the math using a 10 - 30 minute missile flight time calculated by another milfag indicates an intercept time (missile and AF1) approximately one hour from landing. Alternatively, it could have been a SLBM targeted for Singapore itself and the resulting conflagration would have taken out AF1. The hack would’ve been blamed on the Chinese although we know that it was really Deep State controlled.

Bottom line is that this cat and mouse game will end badly if allowed to continue. Either civilly or militarily, the Deep State actors have to be taken down. We know who they are. I just trust that QTeam has it under control but Q’s message that this was “unexpected” was very unnerving. How close did (((they))) come in succeeding?q

>>1721998

In the email, isn't a capital letter (where not proper) a callout? Low IQ vs low IQ? Discrepancies become L OIP in the message. Or, if caps indicate the whole word is emphasized, Low OIP. Also possible LIQ OIP.