WWG1WGA 17 Alla Viene la Tormenta

WWG1WGA 17 Alla Viene la Tormenta — Ervin Julian, a 100-year-old World War II Navy vet, was carried by two men to a seat of honor at the Trump rally in Phoenix, Feb. 19.

Donald Jr. retweeted the below video that clearly shows one of the men wearing a shirt with WWG1WGA printed on the back, over a large number 17.

WWG1WGA 17 Alla Viene la Tormenta -- Ervin Julian, a 100-year-old World War II Navy vet, was carried by two men to a seat of honor at the Trump rally in Phoenix, Feb. 19.

WWG1WGA stands for “where we go one, we go all,” which comes from the 1996 Jeff Bridges movie White Squall.

It’s the motto of the Qanon movement. The 17 for anons stands for the 17th letter of the alphabet which is Q.

Guess Q is not a LARP i.e. live action role player i.e. internet attention seeker after all.

Mira Mira alla viene la tormenta.

What did he say? asks Sarah. There’s a storm coming, says the guy at the gas station.

WWG1WGA 17 Alla Viene la Tormenta

One thought on “WWG1WGA 17 Alla Viene la Tormenta”

  1. “It’s the motto of the Qanon movement. The 17 for anons stands for the 17th letter of the alphabet which is Q.”

    Oh, OK, “QAnon” and “The 17 before ‘anons’…”

    I had to re-read that and then look it up.

    Yeah, the theory is fuzzy, but you don’t have to be a conspiracy theorist to believe at least in the concept of the deep state, the collection of federal bureaucrats, acting not necessarily in concert, but all believing in the same worldview and thus acting towards the same goal. We have seen clear, open evidence of it, ever since the day after the election. Some recognized the phenomenon before then.

    It’s a similar concept to jihadism. There are organizations, to be sure, that conspire and collaborate to bring about the caliphate. But any individual Muslim who believes in the concept can go off, on his own, without conspiring or collaborating with other jihadis.

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