[little jeremiah]

I spent some time this morning posting some articles and then some back and forths with freepers.

I’m sickened at the #^@*ing blind idiocy and shamelss vitriolic hatred of Sessions out there in freepdom.

I think I’ll stick to the Q nation threads. Now I’ve been told to shut up by several freepers, and many of these freepers I have had decent exchanges with in the past.

What has happened? Why do so many decent humans believe the lies of the media, which include plenty of conservative (whatever that means now) writers?

I just do not get it.

I’ve been told today I am an idiot and worse for saying that Sessions is an honorable man.

Sickening.

[StormFlag]

I’ve been told today I am an idiot and worse for saying that Sessions is an honorable man.
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I don’t think you’re an idiot. You’re awesome!

[mairdie]

>>for saying that Sessions is an honorable man

I would back you up with one caveat. It was not honorable when Sessions knew he would recuse and wanted the job so badly that he didn’t tell Trump he would be recusing. That was selfish on Sessions’ part. He might have thought recusing himself was honorable, but he was absolutely morally wrong not to let Trump know in advance of taking the job, that Trump was not getting what Trump thought he was getting.

[RitaOK]

A lot of those friends were avid Sessions supporters all along and even defended him against posters, who were against him. I know, because I was one.

But, when he so immediately recused himself it was a totla shock and seen as total betrayal, (never mind abandonment) of the POTUS, and a betrayal to us, who had defended his high principles. Sessions was the walk-away, to save himself, in a time when President Trump was in desperate need of a loyal Attorney General and in grave danger.

It was back then, when our hearts were in our throats, and the all the departments were still full of Obama political assassins, at Jusice and in the FBI, all setting RUSSIA COLLUSION traps for our new president. Sessions saved himself politically, but he paid a price when it was thought he may very well cost us the presidency in so doing.

Trump was livid at Sessions, but trapped by Paul Ryan and Mitch McConnell who forced him to keep Sessions. Sessions then offered his resignation. (Of course Trump could not accept it. Great timing, Jeff.)

Q came along and started to defend Sessions, but who was Q? Q was still a stranger, and Q didn’t arrive on the scene in time to undo the damage. It was to many Trump loyalists like hearing that old question, “ Are you going to believe ME, or your own lying eyes?”

In fact, truthfully, it was Q defending Sessions that hurt Q itself. Period.

Trump convincingly despised Sessions and there was not a shred of argument to the contrary, or that could excuse Sessions behavior. Q was not enough to change the obvious, of what normies saw as abandonment at best and betrayal at worst.

Let’s hope Sessions turns out to be the “Stealth Bomber”, but outside in the real world, even that remains to be seen, since they do not follow Q. Until that hour, there is no way that words will be enough for Sessions to ever redeem his reputation, not among the outside-Q crowd of Trump loyalists.

Arguing with them is always going to be a lost cause.

[haffast]

“””What has happened? Why do so many decent humans believe the lies of the media, which include plenty of conservative (whatever that means now) writers?

I just do not get it.

I’ve been told today I am an idiot and worse for saying that Sessions is an honorable man.”””

“Then Trump said to Ezra Cohen-Watnick, ‘If they do not listen to Q Team and little jeremiah, they will not be persuaded even if someone rises from the dead.’”

After reading many anon’s questions to Q, I have often wondered if when Q Team has declared, “These people are stupid!”, they weren’t necessarily talking about [They].

Let’s start a list of reasons why they don’t(want to) hear:

1. Self-pride in their own mind

2. Understanding Q, their worldview, and the things they have trusted in most, would fall completely apart. They’d go crazy. (60/40)

3. The irresponsible would have to become responsible

4. Would have to learn to think for themselves

5. Stop depending on government to take care of them

6. Give up some or all of their Roman circuses

7. Cast away the ideology that it’s all about ME ME ME

8. Have their personal ox gored and resultant financial lo$$

9. If Q Team stopped posting going forward, would FreeQs just decide it’s easier just to go back to sleep, or have backbone enough to think for themselves(work!) and continue forward?

10. ____________________________.

11. ____________________________.

After reading LonePalm, Cletus.D.Yokel, and xone’s discussion up thread I have decided my breadth of knowledge can be encircled quickly by a slow stroll.

All of the above may or not be due from under the influence
of cold & flu meds, a hot tuna-pineapple-cheese melt drizzled with pineapple-habanero pepper sauce, followed by some vanilla ice-cream covered in the same pineapple-habanero sauce.

Yes, I know dairy products can increase mucus. It was worth it. Snif, snort, cough-cough.

Back to sleep.

[meyer]

Re 884 - I don’t understand the hatred for Sessions either.

I know that everybody expected immediate action. They expected Hillary, Obama, Holder, et.al., to be doing the perp march 3 months after Trump took office.

I did too, but I understand that it is a very huge, deep state, and it can’t be unraveled too fast. His recusal really ticked off a lot of people, but if Trump didn’t really like him, he would have fired him months ago.