Three weeks before the vote
In one lineThe two stories Q would later run on, a stolen election and a pedophile elite, were already in rotation weeks before the 2016 vote.
Weeks before the vote, the same names run the same two stories on rotation: the election will be stolen, and there is a pedophile network at the top. Both stories are load-bearing for what launches eleven months later.
Jeff Rovin — the "Clinton fixer" who worked for Pieczenik
Rovin, the writer Pieczenik hired to produce the Tom Clancy series, surfaces in October 2016 on Hannity, on Breitbart, and on the cover of the National Enquirer, describing himself as the Clintons' fixer who buried family scandals. His claims run through Clinton's sexuality, an open marriage, and an affair with Vince Foster.
The relationship is the finding: the ghostwriter Pieczenik employed for fiction turns up selling the same material as fact, in the final month of a campaign.
SGTreport, and the attribution the notes could not close
10-31
SGTreport says Clinton will steal the election.
11-03
SGTreport says Clinton runs a pedophile network; calls CNN "mockingbird media."
ATTRIBUTION
The notes read "SGT appears to be Schoenberger." Flagged unverified and left that way — the identification has never been closed with a primary artifact, and it should not be repeated as settled.
Pieczenik: Clinton will be arrested over a pedophile network
He also says she has Alzheimer's. Drudge picks it up. Pieczenik co-authored with Tom Clancy and in 1998 published State of Emergency — a novel about civil war against a repressive government. One year out from Q, the man arguing for privatized intelligence is publishing the Q storyline under his own name.
Steve Pieczenik Talks · Nov 1, 2016. The video itself, 2 min 7 s.
Erik Prince repeats it; Cassandra Fairbanks adds the accelerant
Breitbart / Drudge
Prince restates Pieczenik's line — that NYPD is preparing arrests in the Weiner case. Drudge amplifies.
WikiLeaks amplification
Fairbanks writes the "spirit cooking" story about Podesta; WikiLeaks retweets it. She had moved from Occupy to police informant to the "Deplorables" scene. Becker hosted her on June 14 and September 28, 2016 — the same show that booked Binney twenty times.
Fox & Friends: "the emails weren't hacked, NSA handed them over"
The segment claims the emails were not hacked but given to Assange by NSA. Napolitano says he can tell, and cites William Binney — misdescribing him as the author of NSA's surveillance program. He says he is hearing it from the intelligence community, that the FBI never released the information, and that he knows Binney well.
Three days before the vote, a cable network launders a claim from a man who two years earlier addressed a group that believes chemtrails are mind control. That is the whole pipeline in one segment.