[RummyChick]

How do you explain Flynn and General Mac?

I have no explanation.

Surely they weren’t players in the intentional psy ops to hurt Trump. Surely Flynn isnt looney. I dont know what to make of it.

IMO, part of General Mac issue is preening to look important. That is what it looked like when he was talking to those females. Oh, and maybe going senile

[ConservativeDude]

I’ll tell you this, though. It doesn’t help confidence in institutions for people like Flynn and Mac to get promoted to multi-stars. It tends to put the whole system into question, rightly or wrongly. I would have previously expected more discernment from big time generals.

[bigbob]

Maybe everyone is trying to guess the ending from only having watched part of the movie?

I was intrigued by the mysterious Q postings and would follow along, but had no need for or interest in a support group or cultlike nonsense and found some of the people who did to be not to my liking, so I quit. But I’m still not convinced there wasn’t a purpose and a reason people like General Flynn promoted it, if no more than to motivate people to pay attention to what was going on in the political world and to hone their research and analytical skills. Unfortunately I found more logical inconsistencies, conjecture, and fan fiction than solid logic and credible analysis.

[Wallace T.]

One of the drawbacks of alternative information is that if the mainstream narrative is blatantly one-sided, people tend to accept any alternative information. The mainstream narrative hardly pretends to be objective, unlike in the days of Walter Cronkite or even Ted Turner. Alternative information, labeled conspiracy theory by liberals and semi-conservatives who accept the mainstream narrative, is also subject to human error and erroneous information. As an example, some anonymous person calls in or contacts someone like Alex Jones and spouts some story about secret plans to arrest, say, Clapper, Brennan, Comey, et. al. If they sound authoritative, some people believe their story.

That is the weakness the Deep State used through the Q movement. Perhaps Trump, or at least some of the anti-Stop the Steal movement, were fooled. But I believe that at least some of them, like Lin Wood, were on the other side.