Q's photo is definitely of Seal Beach, in Orange County, CA, a NAVAL Weapons Pier.  Long Beach is further north, in Los Angeles County, one of the largest commercial ports in the world.  This is Seal Beach: https://www.google.com/maps/@33.6683712,-118.1040346,9399a,35y,37.81t/data=!3m1!1e3 This is what the Long Beach harbor looks like from above (its a much bigger harbor, and very different from what Q posted): https://proxy.duckduckgo.com/iu/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fupload.wikimedia.org%2Fwikipedia%2Fcommons%2Fthumb%2Fe%2Fe4%2FAerial_view_of_the_Port_of_Long_Beach.jpg%2F1200px-Aerial_view_of_the_Port_of_Long_Beach.jpg&f=1 Now why is Q posting a photo of Seal Beach?  Boeing has big plants there, manufacturing military aircraft. A majority of the city's acreage is devoted to the Naval Weapons Station Seal Beach military base.[9] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seal_Beach%2C_California  Just did a search and this was all I could find in the news about Seal Beach: Border-wall funding looks like it WON'T divert $310 million in Southern California military construction New memo from acting defense secretary details guidelines for diverting building funds Military bases at Seal Beach, Camp Pendleton and Fort Irwin appear safe from having a combined $310 million in construction funds diverted to build President Donald Trump’s proposed border wall. A memo from Acting Secretary of Defense Patrick Shanahan on Thursday directed the Pentagon to provide by May 10 a list of $3.6 billion in military construction projects that could be used to fund the border wall. Shanahan specified exemptions of projects that can be put on hold, including those awarded in fiscal year 2019, according to the memo obtained by the military-oriented website Task & Purpose...... A long pier The most high-profile local project on the list released in March is the overhaul of the Anaheim Bay depot of the Naval Weapons Station Seal Beach, where work could begin as early as the end of the year. The Navy’s preferred plan includes a 1,100-foot pier, a new breakwater to protect the pier, a causeway for trucks and a channel dedicated to public boats, which now travel through the same area used by Navy. The depot is used to load and unload missiles, torpedoes, gun ammunition and other munitions. The proposed construction comes at a time when the Navy is shifting from having 60 percent of its fleet in the Atlantic to having 60 percent in the Pacific, a result of the growing importance of commerce in the Pacific and increased possibility of conflict. https://www.ocregister.com/2019/04/12/border-wall-funding-looks-like-it-wont-divert-310m-in-so-cal-military-construction/ My guess is this is one of those Q posts that are not for us, but for someone else.  Oh, I just noticed the NAME of the photo: LBP.png  LBP = Long Beach Pier So maybe Q posted the wrong photo???  That is not like Q to make a mistake like this. And how does all this (Seal Beach/Long Beach Ports) tie in with what Sara Carter tweeted: LATEST: Mueller's Report Ends 'WitchHunt' But What's About To Unfold Is The Real Story - Sara A. Carter “What will unfold is investigation historians will consider one of the greatest political ‘witch-hunts’ in U.S. history”- ⁦@realDonaldTrump⁩' And then Q posts: 1st & 10 on the 40. Q 1st and 10 means (in football) that the Offense now has 4 tries, or downs, to move the ball 10 yards. (1st down and 10 yards to go) from the 40 yard line, which means "touch down" coming????  I still don't see how this ties in with the Long Beach/Seal Beach Ports/Harbors.