This story grabbed my attention this morning while glancing at the CIA WAPO website . Right there at the top of the 'Most Read' story section is a lengthy article about Gudrun Burwitz, the daughter of Heinrich Himmler, head of the SS in Nazi Germany. I am blocked from accessing links at the WAPO, so here is the link to the Sydney Morning Herald. So, this story is currently hitting all the worldwide Mockingbird Media outlets.

Why are the C_A papers running this story and why are they claiming everybody is interested in the death of an '88' year old woman in Munich LAST MONTH ( she died on May 24th )? If you follow Q closely, you know the stories go out at 4am and they are not BY ACCIDENT and there are no coincidences. Example: '88' = ' HH ' ( Heil Hitler - Heinrich Himmler )

I'll cut right to the chase on the "why". I realize most people, even the most loyal Q followers are going to reject the answer but I did not arrive at this conclusion this morning, last week or last year. I've suspected it for many years and it's only until the appearance of Q that my suspicions are being confirmed.

Operation Paperclip is REAL and more than just rocket scientists were smuggled into the United States after the end of World War 2. No way in hell American intelligence ( OSS ) was going to let valuable assets like Himmler and Heinrich Mueller ( head of the Gestapo ) get swept up by the Russians.

In other words, the Deep State is run by the descendants of NAZI's.

NAZI's like Rod Rossenstein

NAZI's like Robert Mueller lll

As horrible and shocking it will be for most Americans when they realize many American politicians and business leaders do horrific things to children and worship a Satanic master, this information is what is going to put 90% of American's in the hospital.

EDIT: QAnon is CONFIRMING the context of this Submission IN REAL TIME >>

ANTIFA FLAG OF 1933 GERMANY and current DEM ANTIFA FLAG

QAnaon is linking GASLIGHT article from Business Insider

Excerpt from BI article > ' There was more evidence: The release had 14 points, perhaps another reference to the 14 words. And it oddly quoted a statistic "out of 88" instead of the usual 100. "88," corresponding to "HH" or "Heil Hitler," can be another neo-Nazi tag. Too much to be a coincidence, right? It was enough to get the theory the "people are saying" treatment from BuzzFeed, which later switched to a headline emphasizing the Homeland Security department's denial that it was using a press release to send hidden Nazi messages.'