Yep, of course they were gonna call it a conspiracy theory, but you know what? When someone says “conspiracy theory” a sizable chunk of the population’s next thought is “I wanna know more about that!”
So it’s all good. Q is about breaking the groupthink paradigm that permeates our society (including FR) and motivating people to read, research, and think for themselves.
Same as Kanye West. Same as Candace Owens and the Walk Away movement. Same as Potus Trump when he says “what the hell do you have to lose?”.
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I have never understood how "conspiracy theory" was branded by the media with a negative connotation.
Does anyone seriously believe that powerful forces, often working in concert, would not attempt to secretly arrange events in their favor???
When I hear people (including Hannity etc.) put down "Conspiracy theory" I hear: "Shut up and stay stupid, stupid."
To this day, there is still not allowed a single voice on TV or radio that questions the Warren Report ... despite the fact that a huge percentage of Americans have rejected its conclusions.
I can understand how well-intentioned and intelligent people can disagree with me and so many others about JFK; but, the unanimity of media coverage proves the opposite of what they are trying to convey. It proves the fix is in ... and by a very powerful force ... presumably C_A acting under a cloak of national security.
Watter’s guest said maybe 10% of the pop follows Q. Repubs, Dems, all sorts.
that’s 30 million.