Parlez Vous Q?

On 25th June this year, the world's most provably effective psychological operation (Psyop), in the history of information, resumed posting after a long hiatus (08/12/2020).

June 26 this year the following posts were made 

The timing was like warm sun on freshly shampooed hair, as I'd only just posted the information about Roe v Wade the previous month. A milestone in humanities quest to shake off the chains of darkness.

Ba'al not Moloch got taken out here. Very memorable.

 

To say today's posts (28/11) are seismic is no exaggeration. It's much bigger than Elon Musk's timeline intersecting with Q for the second time.

The first image posted by Q pic.twitter.com/f7UQn95UWG

— Dan Harrington (@DanHarr16222124) November 28, 2022

There's a lot to unpack here and I don't feel like being the one to explain what we know, and don't know.

NEVER

Est-ce moi ou l’attraction fatale en arrière-plan?

Dissolution - CJ Sansom

I've bragged many times. I used to read The Economist, The FT, WSJ, The Guardian and The Observer regularly. I'd smash American CEOs in international hotel bars on United States political history because I had the best teacher, Joe Barbera. 

He used to say, 'have you read this?' and if I said no, he'd immediately become animated and tell me why I had to read say Kissinger (Years of Upheaval) or Caro on LBJ (Master of the Senate).

Then I went off-piste and discovered I knew nothing...

Since then, I've pretty much read only non-fiction, so I was half hearted about Dissolution, but it was the best from a bad bunch, so I pressed on.

CJ Sansom is a great writer. Its clean historical fiction set in the time of Henry VIII but not that Cromwell, the other one. 

I appreciated getting granular on Monastic nomenclature, particularly the obedientiaries.

The end was quite exciting and a bit of a page turner but in the final overview, I couldn't believe that intermittent parts of the plot hung on indiscreet revelations made by the protagonist Matthew Shardlake. 

Cromwell's investigator. 

Not only that but he put people's lives in danger by shooting his mouth off. Anyway, I've finished it now and I'm on Fiona Maddocks - Hildegard of Bingen.