Something is afoot. We are told Pope Leo has a nodule/tumor that is innocuous in nature. Yet - he is having surgery for it almost immediately. This will almost certainly cost him his trip to South America - which makes no sense. Why not do the trip and then the surgery if it is just an innocuous nodule? The narrative isn’t connecting dots. But it gets weird from here. In 2017, a Mexican Horror movie named “El Habitante” was released. In this movie, there is a Pope named Pope Leon (Leon in Greek translates to Leo in Latin). In the first clip I’ve included, a news broadcast is discussing the death of Pope Leon due to … you guessed it “irreversible cardiopulmonary collapse and sepsis after hospitalization the previous week”. … Pope Leo is having lung surgery today. That qualifies as “cardiopulmonary”. The clip is in Spanish, but I have translated and changed the audio to English and included subtitles as well. (I have also included the original clip in the first comment so you folks can translate it yourself to see that I’m not altering what is being said.) In the movie, the Pope dies a week after being admitted. A week from today is October 20th. The ONLY Q Drop on October 20th was Drop 4903. The drop includes a link to a video clip from Crimson Tide in which Denzel Washington’s character (named Hunter) sets the missiles on the sub to launch. @truestormyjoe hit the very same drop yesterday in this dig: xitter.cf/truestormyjoe/status/2… But - I’m not done yet. It gets weirder. His surgery is today, October 13th. Why is October 13th relevant? Because that is where the Friday the 13th superstition comes from (and yes, I am aware it isn’t Friday 😂. The date remains relevant, however). On Friday, October 13, 1307, King Philip IV of France ordered the mass arrest of Knights Templar across his kingdom. This is the origin of the Friday the 13th superstition in some popular accounts. The arrests, interrogations, and later executions involved both French royal authorities and the Catholic Church (under Pope Clement V). Philip IV of France was heavily in debt to the Templars. He sought to seize their wealth and eliminate them as a rival power. He pressured Pope Clement V (who resided in France and depended on French support) to act against the Templar Order. What is interesting is the enclosed picture of Pope Leo standing next to a Crusaders’ Cross (Jerusalem Cross). So - We have the Pope having lung surgery out of nowhere that seems to line right up with a movie from 2017 discussing the death of a Pope Leo because of cardiopulmonary collapse, and this is happening on the same date that the Catholic Church banished, arrested, and executed the Knights Templar. Not to mention this is the 17th month of his papacy, and he is 71 years old. I’m not even sure what to make of all of this. But it is way too much to ignore, and it doesn’t seem like it is just a fantastic string of coincidences. Let’s see what happens.