Qanon Conspiracy theories

[Bubba]

And what did it accomplish?

Same like W replied when Tim Russert ambushed W and Kerry about their skull & bone membership.

"Its secret"
-W

 

[Axxman300]

Same like W replied when Tim Russert ambushed W and Kerry about their skull & bone membership.

In other words, nothing.

Good thing to be worried about.

 

[Cosmic Yak]

Jerked around ? Thats not it.


Its kinda like this...Usually when something's not easily dismissed I'll be thinking maybe, maybe not. Watch and see.

Given the miserable track record of Q and Q's followers (by which I mean no credible leaked information, no successful predictions and no evidence for the ludicrous claims about red shoes etc.), what is it about this QAnon business that you find difficult to dismiss?
What is your timescale for 'watch and see'? End of Trump's first term? Something else?

 

[Hans]

Given the miserable track record of Q and Q's followers (by which I mean no credible leaked information, no successful predictions and no evidence for the ludicrous claims about red shoes etc.), what is it about this QAnon business that you find difficult to dismiss?
What is your timescale for 'watch and see'? End of Trump's first term? Something else?

To be fair we'll have to wait for the opinion of historians - so somewhere around 2094-2158 AD............

 

[Whip]

Given the miserable track record of Q and Q's followers (by which I mean no credible leaked information, no successful predictions and no evidence for the ludicrous claims about red shoes etc.), what is it about this QAnon business that you find difficult to dismiss?
What is your timescale for 'watch and see'? End of Trump's first term? Something else?

the paycheck.

 

[Delphic Oracle]

To be fair we'll have to wait for the opinion of historians - so somewhere around 2094-2158 AD............

I would then at least like for historians to note the significant proportion of us who felt it was all a bunch of hogwash :9.

 

[Bubba]

the paycheck.

Thanks !

Believe it or not, your comments helped me get my most recent raise

 

[Hans]

I would then at least like for historians to note the significant proportion of us who felt it was all a bunch of hogwash :9.

I suspect that a Historian viewing it would either ignore it as insignificant or if they find it awash in a swamp of other failed/unproven contemporary CTs. It may warrant a footnote.

 

[Cosmic Yak]

And what did it accomplish?

You mean you haven't seen those soldiers who can zap you with electricity like electric eels do?
You are such a sheeple. Wake up man!

 

[Cosmic Yak]

Bubba: If Q is real, why does he need to rely on mainstream media and published research for his information?

 

[The Great Zaganza]

Bubba: If Q is real, why does he need to rely on mainstream media and published research for his information?

he doesn't need them.
He is generously letting them partake in his wisdom and insight.

 

[carlitos]

If you call reading mainstream news and websites "open source intelligence gathering" it can sound really fancy.

ETA - my sources tell me that the sword of damocles hangs over the head of Q non-believers, many of whom are in fact reptilians.

A 26-year-old Seattle man who described himself online as both a member of the far-right Proud Boys group and a believer in the sprawling QAnon conspiracy theory, Buckey Wolfe, is in custody after allegedly stabbing his brother in the head with a sword on Sunday, the Seattle Times reported.

Prosecutors say Wolfe stabbed his brother with the four-foot-long sword while he was hallucinating and believed the latter was a lizard posing as a human, something that local station KIRO 7 reported he later believed of detectives investigating the case. The Times wrote that court and jail documents show authorities are attempting to hold Wolfe without bail, saying he poses an extreme danger to the community:

Wolfe frequently posted QAnon-related content on Facebook, including references to QAnon believers’ motto, “Where We Go One, We Go All.”

He encouraged people to share QAnon graphics, telling his followers to “share this meme ammo.” He also made posts in the style of “Q,” the anonymous person or group of people giving the “clues” that have inspired QAnon, and posted links to the now-closed QAnon subreddit.

 

[Cosmic Yak]

he doesn't need them.
He is generously letting them partake in his wisdom and insight.

Because being quoted in The Sun will definitely add to his credibility.

(For the benefit of non-British members: The Sun is an appalling rag, noted for baseless articles, extreme sexism, nationalism and intolerance).

 

[Bubba]

Some of Q's wheels are still turning


https://thehill.com/opinion/white-h...arned-steele-dossier-was-connected-to-clinton

 

[Bubba]

Same here from Q.


https://www.theepochtimes.com/trans...timonies-provide-new-revelations_2763452.html

 

[Cosmic Yak]

Some of Q's wheels are still turning


https://thehill.com/opinion/white-h...arned-steele-dossier-was-connected-to-clinton

Same here from Q.


https://www.theepochtimes.com/trans...timonies-provide-new-revelations_2763452.html

I refer you to my previous- and unanswered- points:

Given the miserable track record of Q and Q's followers (by which I mean no credible leaked information, no successful predictions and no evidence for the ludicrous claims about red shoes etc.), what is it about this QAnon business that you find difficult to dismiss?
What is your timescale for 'watch and see'? End of Trump's first term? Something else?

Bubba: If Q is real, why does he need to rely on mainstream media and published research for his information?

 

[sts60]

What’s really amusing about “Q” fans is how they cling to this fantasy about Donald Trump leading this great crusade against corruption and treason, while determinedly ignoring the actual treason and corruption of the extended Trump crime family - the assorted family members, his Cabinet and advisors, his enablers in the GOP Congress, his kleptocrat donors, and so on.

Yes, Trump just casually blew up OPSEC on a planned Congressional visit to a war zone. Yes, he casually blurted out classified friendly-nation intelligence to an adversary. Yes, if the breaking story is true, he’s absolutely committed obstruction of justice and subornation of perjury and other felonies. Yes, he’s been awash in Russian mob money for years. Yes, he boasted about walking in on underage girls in their dressing room.

But none of that matters to Q believers, because “Pizza” is actually a code word for something else, and a retired grandmother in NY state leads a cannibal child sex ring.

 

[The Great Zaganza]

well, there is good corruption and bad corruption...

If it helps your side, it can't be bad.

 

[Bubba]

Her emails

Tom Fitton thinks there is more to be discovered in Hillary emails
...or he is just harassing govt agencies.

Judicial Watch's Weekly Update: BIG Court Victory on Clinton Emails and Benghazi

Keep in mind that our FOIA lawsuit led directly to the disclosure of the Clinton email system in 2015. Had we not been pursuing the truth, who knows if it would have ever come to light.

Court Orders Discovery to Begin on Clinton Email/Benghazi Scandals


Last week, I reported to you that we had submitted a court-ordered discovery plan for the depositions of several top former government officials involved in the Clinton email scandal, including Obama administration senior officials Susan Rice, Ben Rhodes, Jacob Sullivan, and FBI official E.W. Priestap.

This week I am pleased to tell you that U.S. District Judge Royce C. Lamberth has ruled that discovery can begin. We will now depose Obama administration senior State Department officials, lawyers, and Clinton aides under oath.

Senior officials — including Susan Rice, Ben Rhodes, Jacob Sullivan, and FBI official E.W. Priestap — will now ...<snip>

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[Axxman300]

Nobody cares.