I think they may be referring to the fact that the 475th Explosive Hazards Coordination Cell —whose members are known as "Krakens"— are a detachment of the 412th Theater Engineer Command who, among others over the past year, ran extensive training exercises for something called "Operation Castle Rock" (which people related to Q, for obvious reasons), which focused on sharpening war-fighting countermeasures amid a Covid-19 restricted environment. There is not much known regarding what this was all eventually mean to be for. I remember seeing more pieces of information about this floating around over the summer, but I don't seem to be able to find anything else on this at the moment: https://www.usar.army.mil/News/Article/2338441/412th-tec-strengthens-readiness-during-operation-castle-rock-amid-covid-19/
Anyone else have anything?
Head of USSS informs Pence they've been thinking about how this inauguration event will go for "more than three years now". What strikes me as odd though is, why this meeting is even happening. There's no way that everyone in that room isn't already more well-informed than what is alluded to here, and any real issues of national security would obviously not be televised, so this is all just perception control.
"We mourn the death of the two Capitol policemen … ", says the undated memo, cached by Google on January 6th. I thought that only one Capitol police death had been confirmed by the 6th. The "unclassified" designation implies this memo was previously internal classified, but then it should not have been cached by Google. PDF has since been overwritten with one created January 12th 2021, 18:39 EST.
Additional Boxes of Liberty. — Also, hand-truck guy has two boxes of M&M's. [ https://i.imgur.com/cRk57l9.jpg ]
Sometimes you just want to sanity-check yourself but end up worse than when you started: "The Great Rebellion", "The History of Antislavery Measures", "The Republicans ... Democracy and Monopoly", "Recollections of War Times", etc. naturally, this seems to show up due to a coincidence in the alphabetical ordering of Congressmen, in these then-classified summaries of the 36–38th Congress, overlapping the civil war. Because, of course. (Also, yes, I realize the spelling is different but, seriously, who spells "Ashli" that way anyway? Incidentally, Babbitt was last stationed at Dyess Air Force Base, in Abilene, TX. Since that location came up a lot recently in connection with Night76, etc. I'm kind of surprised nobody mentioned the connection before. At least, I didn't see it anywhere.)
Official sources claim that this photo, and all the others like it, are debunked, because the magazine they were taken for, had ceased publication less than one year before she moved to where they were taken. These sorts of arguments seem so familiar. It all makes sense now. The photos couldn't have been taken then, so I'm not looking at them with my eyes.