Q is just a figment of someone’s’ imagination. And he/she is being heralded as the Oracle at Delphi, or the new Nostradamus.
Didn’t the Bible say some stuff about falling for false prophets?
How about 10,000 sealed federal indictments and thousands of email trails? Did the bible say anything about following those?
It’s good versus evil and I know what side I’m on. Choose.
“....or the new Nostradamus.”
Great minds. Q is a group of autistic, bored kids that are playing a game involving many that want to believe.
“Q is just a figment of someone’s’ imagination.”
I know, right?
Some people have read far too much Tolkien and need to return to the Shire.
Trump is the last person in the world that would need to rely on some secret society to work his strategies.
Hoping to have “Q” taken more seriously, some here have argued that “Q” is not some daVinci Code type “secret society”, but rather it is an official security clearance designation - but let’s examine that possibility:
Let’s say Trump wants something known - why would he bother using “Q” to reveal coded messages to an obscure group of followers, when he can just tweet it to everybody?
Let’s say Trump doesn’t want something known - why would he “reveal” it at all?
Finally, if “Q” is really a security clearance designation, revealing classified Trump strategies against his wishes, then that is treason. Why risk committing a felony to pass classified information to a few bloggers who have no “need to know” and play no actionable part in the execution of the strategy? It just makes zero sense however you view it.
But I think “Q” is a figment of the imagination, as you said.
Some people are prone to fictionalizing life - I think this is where many of the conspiracy theories come from. Real life is not fulfilling enough, so something needs to be added from the imagination.