Anon defines D-day and D5 Graphic defining Military term d-day as the day the operation is initiated and D5 as d-day plus 5 days.  These are military comms terms. https://media.8ch.net/file_store/b28a96df82fb65fdb7fe4e2410d87f9f77ca5fd71a26ad572b8ab42d0454f915.png He posits that D day is Dec 19 since that is the day that Q posted D-day  and that D5 is Dec 24th.  Graphic shows original Q posts.  It also shows Thomas Paine boosted morale of revolutionary war soldiers when he published a pamphlet "The American Crisis" on Dec 19th.  The pamphlet was read to the Continental Army on Dec 23rd 1776 just b4 the Battle of Trenton.   Opening lines: and goes on to opine about how Great Britain has no right to invade the colonies, saying that it is a power belonging "only to God."[7] He also says that "if being bound in that manner is not slavery, then there is not such a thing as slavery on earth."[7] Paine obviously believes that Great Britain is essentially trying to enslave the American colonists. He then opines a little about how the panicking of the sudden revolutionary war has both hindered and helped the colonists. Paine then speaks of his experience in the Battle of Fort Lee and their subsequent retreat. Afterward, Paine remarks on an experience with a Loyalist. He says the man told his child, "'Well! give me peace in my day,'"[7] meaning he did not want the war to happen in his lifetime. Paine says that this is very "unfatherly",[7] and the man should want the war to happen in his time so it does not happen in his child's time. Paine then gives some advice on how to do better in the war.