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Nice thoughts on the two links Q posted. If I can add a few.

With CGI and makeup skills, just about anything can be faked. Both the Facebook page and the "Club" web site were up well before Q, so Q posting them as false flags is out. (I'm including that cause Q skeptics will make that claim.)

These pages predate Q, and are really out there. Some time was spent putting them up, and as another poster noted, on the "club" site, someone has been been keeping the domain name and hosting services paid up for over ten years. Looking up the Domain registrant information goes back to New Dream Network, which is just the domain registration service. The registrant organization is "A Happy DreamHost Customer." The domain was first purchased in 2008.

Question #1 Why create these sites?

Either they're sick jokes, sick "avant-garde" art, psy-ops of some sort, a law enforcement trap, or people are really doing it.

Question #2 Why use fake photos?

If they're not really doing it, duh. They have to fake it. If they are really doing it, duh. Plausible deniability for the gross photos, keeping themselves anonymous for the "staff photos."

Question #3 If they're really doing it, why put this out there and reveal themselves?

Here's the tricky part. IF they're really doing it, this is a club that's more closed than Annie's Secret Circle and the entry fee is massive bucks. Not just money, but allegiance, and power. They're not advertising on the internet for people to come in as the power people. There's a way to contact them. Katy Perry and Anderson Cooper wouldn't be clicking on links on an anonymous web site. Someone would recruit them face to face, like Allison Mack recruited people. So, what kind of person would click on these links? Cops and investigators, obviously, but also, just maybe, some totally crazy people who could be used for other purposes.

Finally, desensitization is critical. Think Walking Dead. How much has that one tv show desensitized us?

In olden days, a glimpse of stocking
Was looked on as something shocking.
But now, God knows,
Anything goes.

Outstanding analysis. ThankQ!

Ties in with Q 3919:

How do you hide the truth?
Ex: create a website and label it fake?
How do you hide the truth?
Create a public ‘trend’ re: term ‘conspiracy’ to humiliate [typecast as ‘mental’ ‘crazy’ ‘looney’] anyone who opposes the narrative?
How do you hide the truth?
Control majority of media to project [echo] a controlled message re: a desired topic?
Q

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Is that exactly what Q was referring to?

There are 2 ways to hide something.

1. Hide it where no one will find it.
2. Hide it in plain sight.