I'm having trouble spotting the grille cypher pattern. Can someone explain?

You cultists are actually the most retarded people on the planet holy shit

Comey’s penance?

Side work to save face?

Or just a kayak trip

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If he did, shows just how dumb this plan is. Let Corney stay free to call for a hit on a civilian? Cool plan, Q. Gotta get more evidence? Thought you had it all? How many more lives have to be lost before this fucking ends???

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I wrote some code to help with this (Digits here). I'll copy it below. I should really put it on a site to make it easier but then of course it'd be easier to attack. This way, you can run it locally. Run it like:

perl find-word.pl maeve fahey kennedy townsend gideon mckean

and it'll give this output:

Searching ["Our national identity is being remade in real time. What had once seemed a bitter and divided society now seems more like a nation of people finding creative ways to show up for one another." - @nytdavidbrooks]

Searching for [maeve]: found.

Searching for [fahey]: found.

Searching for [kennedy]: found.

Searching for [townsend]: found.

Searching for [gideon]: found.

Searching for [mckean]: found.

Returning [1] ALL FOUND

I put Comey's tweet in as the default text; you can change the text to search by adding "--text='the text to search'".

Note that I didn't code anything to do with the grille cipher; I'm just helping the search for word(s) within a larger text, each word of which might be broken up.

The search matches regardless of whether the letter is capitalized or not.

Code is below, in a "code" block so hopefully it's copy/paste-able (verified during preview; this should work).

#!/usr/bin/perl
=head1 find-word.pl

This script will search text for specified words; the words might be broken up.

Author: unknown :)
Date: 2020-04-04 Sat 11:27

=cut


=head2 ALWAYS USE STRICT AND WARNINGS
=cut
use strict;
use warnings;


=head2 MODULES USED FROM CPAN
=cut
use Getopt::Long;


=head2 MODULES WRITTEN IN-HOUSE
=cut


=head2 VARIABLE DECLARATIONS
=cut
my $verbose = 0;     # invoke with "--verbose" to turn on more output.
my @words;           # word(s) to search for, might be broken up.
my $comey = "\"Our national identity is being remade in real time.  What had once seemed a bitter and divided society now seems more like a nation of people finding creative ways to show up for one another.\" - \@nytdavidbrooks";
my $string = $comey; # string to search within.


=head2 SUBROUTINE DECLARATIONS
=cut
sub main();


=head2 MAIN FUNCTION

Note that we first call setup_aspect_log(), and THEN exit main() -- previously I had the call to setup_aspect_log() inside the
main() sub, so it wasn't showing "Entering" and "Leaving" main(); now it will.

=cut
exit main();


=head2 SUBROUTINE DEFINITIONS
=cut
=head2 main

Main routine, which will try to find a word in another string.  Exits with errorlevel 0 if found, 1 otherwise.

=cut
sub main() {
  # Return code; default to failure.
  my $rc = -1;

  # First, validate our options.
  GetOptions( "verbose"  => \$verbose,
              "word=s"   => \@words,
              "string=s" => \$string,
            ) or die "Error in command line arguments.\n";
  # Any remaining bare args should go into @words.
  push @words, @ARGV;
  
  # Check that we have a word and string passed in.
  if ( scalar @words == 0 or !defined $string ) {
    die "Error: must define both 'word' and 'string'.";
  }

  # Get the results, and display them (in the subroutine).
  my $found = find_words_in_string( $string, @words );
  return $found ? 0 : 1; # errorlevel is basically reverse of the truth :)
}


=head2 find_word_in_string

Given a string and one or more words, see if each word is in the string.

Returns true if all were found, false if not.

=cut
sub find_words_in_string($@) {
  my ($string, @words) = @_;

  print "Searching [$string]\n";
  my $rc = 0; # default to failure
  # Planning this out, I think I can do this with a regex.  Just add ".*" between each character of $word, then search.
  # Wrap that in a loop for each word, and we're good.
  my $prev_found = 1; # initially success
  foreach my $w ( @words ) {
    my @word = split //, $w;
    my $search = join ".*", @word;
    my $is_in = $string =~ /$search/i;
    print "  Searching for [$w]: " . ($is_in ? "" : "NOT ") . "found.\n";
    if ( $prev_found ) {
        if ( $is_in ) {
            $rc = 1;
        } else {
          $rc = $prev_found = 0; # will return failure; however, continue searching for other words.
        }
    }
  }
  print "Returning [$rc] " . ($rc ? "ALL FOUND" : "NOT all found") . ".\n";
  return $rc;
}

I think this has something to do with Vaccines. Maeve Kennedy McKean was the Executive Director of Georgetown University’s Global Health Initiatives, and RJK, Jr. is a well-known opponent of vaccines.

That's some next level autism.

Never seen so many negative reactions on VOAT.

That's also no coincidence.

Someone is reaching...

I FOUND ANOTHER CODED MESSAGE!!!

https://files.catbox.moe/r1b1hz.png

So what are the chances the letters would be in order? If they were unscrambling the names to form them I'd say bullshit. This is a bit different. Good old Corney.

For fuck's sake! Just when we lose SB2 and things are looking up, we get TwitterCypherFag.

For kicks, I decided to use the tweet to find other names. I gave up after failing to find either Michael or Jordan.

It’s not even a coincidence. It’s nothing. It’s a pile of crap. It’s perfect fodder for a Qtard.

For the love of God, people, it is one single tweet with 6 different names. It's. The. Same. Tweet. Stop responding with 'muh 6 different tweets' faggotry. All of those names appear in one single tweet.

Maybe the white hats have put them into protection - JFKjr style!

I still want to know why that one particular kid was targeted out of the 3 they have. Assuming this was a hit...

Drink Your Ovaltine

Interesting. But why?

Just because he is a Kennedy?

This would also implicate David Brooks right?

I just learned something new today.

That is a really big, and ginormous stretch. You need to take a break and get out of your head for a while.

I can find any 6 tweets as well and make any message out of the letters co trained within those 6 tweets. So what

So this one image by itself looks like a crazy coincidence, but wasn't there someone recently who did a similar decode with Comey's tweets and an event afterwards? Is there a compilation anywhere yet? Start putting them together and it won't look crazy anymore.

No

That does seem to be a heck of a coincidence.

what's a grille cipher and how was it applied here?

sources please this is interesting

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grille_(cryptography)