TH3WH17ERABB17 -Q- Questions. White House Insider's postings -PART -9 -

a reply to: pavil

I have faith in typical Americans to be more discerning than the media would lead us all to believe.

What we see in the MSM is the vocal minority on a pulpit.

Talking points and buzz words designed to distract and divide.

Maybe I'm to optimistic.

But It sure feels like your " typical American "is coming out of a 50 year fugue.

Then again, I consistently kick ass when I play along to jeopardy too..

So you might be on to something



Respectfully,
~meathead

a reply to: Mike Stivic

The average American just haven't been exposed to all the Q stuff and we all see what the MSM, social media and the Press are all about.

I'll just trying to educate people one aspect of Q at a time.

We need to let people drink from a water fountain, not a fire hose.

a reply to: crankyoldman

I'm proud of ATSers here. A record nearly 10 threads with 300 posts each! In such a short period of time. This must be some record!!

a reply to: thepixelpusher

All for a LARP.

a reply to: pavil

You can only lead a camel to water ..it's the camels choice how fast he drinks it.

Some are truly thirsty and lap it up..

Some have traveled to far too long with out a drop and can't hold it down..

Some mistake a mirage for an oasis and drink sand..

I won't drink sand..But you can bet your bottom dollar I will boil the water at the oasis before I quench my thirst.



Respectfully,
~meathead

a reply to: interupt42


That's a good explanation for why the liberal media doesn't want to ask Sanders/Trump about the Q-movement. But what about the conservative outlets, and the foreign journalists who take part in the daily White House press briefings? The Q phenomena is certainly on all their radar screens as well, by now.

I think if Q posted anything directly discrediting himself as a L.A.R.P., it would be intentionally... like the "faked" AF1 pics.

A long timeout occurred shortly thereafter....

Something to consider.

a reply to: FlyingFox

i think it's pretty safe to say this is just a larp.

a reply to: dashen

think it's pretty safe to say this is just a larp.

I don't think it's safe to say that at all or I would not be lurking here...

Honestly.

I've set my cut off date of expiration for Q's promises before the Mid terms because I believe that would be the most effective time period to have the boom drop.

Here's too hoping!




Respectfully,
~meathead

Edited to add..
3 months 3 weeks 3 days.. That's the advertising cycle ..count backwards from the Mid term election..I'm skeptically optimistic that the real booms will line up...So.... I gotta plenty more lurking to do

originally posted by: thepixelpusher
I'm proud of ATSers here. A record nearly 10 threads with 300 posts each! In such a short period of time. This must be some record!!

A bread over at infinity has 751 posts and the night before last they filled one up in a little over an hour. Not saying that is a good thing but it is a bigger number.

They hit 3000 breads so that puts them at around 2.2 million posts.

originally posted by: TomLawless
All for a LARP.

The worlds longest running LARP has been going on for 10 years. I'm not sure where the idea that people don't put a lot of effort into LARPs comes from.

originally posted by: pavil
a reply to: Mike Stivic

The average American just haven't been exposed to all the Q stuff and we all see what the MSM, social media and the Press are all about.

I'll just trying to educate people one aspect of Q at a time.

We need to let people drink from a water fountain, not a fire hose.

And that nicely sums up the second effort that Qsters will make.

As I see it, our task now is to be a provider of information as they move to the active phase of taking out the swamp creatures.

Since we all know what is happening ... and so many don't ... we will become the educators and we will need to do so a tiny group at a time.

That is why so many are needed ... and why so many are here.

That is our task as I see it.

Personally, I still have questions and some things I may disagree with ... but those are tactics and this is about winning the war for this world of ours.

I have been awake for 50 damn years, ever since a Nun killed a child right in front of me.

The world should be a nice place ... not the cesspool it is now.

P

a reply to: thepixelpusher

we're at about 58,363 posts since thread 1
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wild boy

originally posted by: dashen


i think it's pretty safe to say this is just a larp.

Everyone is a LARP. Life is a stage and everyone plays their part, the good, the bad and the ugly.

Old threads appear in a new light

a reply to: Skyfloating

some are all three

In 2013 New York Magazine asked whether Hillary Clintons State Department is involved in prostitution rings. I wonder what ever became of that line of inquiry.

a 26-year veteran of the State Department, who worked as an inspector general investigator, claims that probes into unseemly cases involving security forces paying for sex and drugs on the job “were influenced, manipulated, or simply called off” under Hillary Clinton, CBS reports. Aurelia Fedenisn is calling it a cover-up and has a memo detailing the investigations, which she says included “several allegations of criminal wrongdoing in cases, some of which never became cases.” In one particularly ugly instance, the U.S. ambassador to Belgium, allegedly, “routinely ditched his protective security detail in order to solicit sexual favors from both prostitutes and minor children,” but the investigation was ended, and he remains in place.

What kind of society do we live in where this Hag is not Locked Up already?

a reply to: Skyfloating

Ask your leaders, they "have everything"

originally posted by: Enderdog
My favorite theory, is that when the indictments are unsealed, they will be processed through Military Tribunals, which are far more streamlined than civilian courts.

Hillary won't get her "OJ" moment.