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Q Anon: 04/30/19 Trust Trump’s Plan
5/2/2019, 10:47:43 AM · 917 of 919

ichabod1 to TEXOKIE
I also remember my grandmother watching those hearings... she stayed with us that summer. Like now, the incident that caused all the trouble was long in the past by then, and it was very difficult to pay attention to all the names of the players and what they were supposed to have done... everything was unclear at that point. Even now I have trouble focusing on and reading the details of spygate, Mifsud and Downer and Papadopoulous and Page and Strzok and McCabe and Yates and Comey and Brennan and Crapper and Barack. What Did He Know And When Did He Know It?

texokie to ichabod1
[LOL! As the saying goes, “the wheels of the Law grind slow.... but they grind fine.” That means that almost necessarily it takes a good long time to grind through all the critical minutia to get to the public justice part. In a government corruption case, I am beginning to realize that they all have huge casts of characters and we really do need lists and memes showing the connections to keep it all straight.

I think the training Q has been giving us in that regard, that is, to learn to make and see connections, has been extremely valuable. Kids are just learning what is going on, and rarely do they have the ability to try to do the focused study that understanding the unwrapping of a corruption case entails. At least that is my opinion! The fact that you seem to have allowed your grandmother to give you a capsule version from time to time is to both of your credit!

Also, bear in mind that the MSM for all these decades have WORKED to obscure the facts and only give us the little tidbits they have wanted to give us at the direction of the puppet masters. I think that is part of the reason those past cases have been so hard to follow. THEY WERE MADE HARD TO FOLLOW ON PURPOSE.]

ichabod1 to texokie:
Anyway back then it took a long time to spin out and my 14 year old brain was far too impatient to pay much attention to anything but the headlines. I suppose that’s what they’re doing now too — to heck with the story, people only read the headlines.

texokie to ichabod1
[Young people, almost by definition, ARE impatient! LOL! Sadly, because of the press and pace of life, that is a very true statement about not having time for more than headlines. People are living their lives, as they should, and often must work extra hours to make ends meet. Or have other myriad obligations. It is difficult to focus on much more than headlines. That is why shows like Hannity and Laura I and a few others are truly doing a service to prepare people with some of those headlines, plus a little more.

I have seen you here since the very beginning of this Q thread. You are definitely paying attention to this mother of all corruption cases, and have waded through the colossal number of names and are part of the dedicated FReeQs who are involved in all the tracking and connecting. I do hope you are being allowed to give headlines yourself to some young person. If so, what a fortunate youngster!]