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In looking at the ongoing psyop, I see positive changes here and there. DU has fewer mentions of Biden on their forum page link- like they try to avoid discussing him..

I came across this 'piece' from HuffPo blaming 'QAnon' and coaching (my opinion) married people to secretly get vaccinated if their spouse objects. Oh, and 'examples' are given of parents working to figure out how to get the kids vaccinated over their spouses objections. It's all blamed on 'getting their news from Youtube and FaceBook, Fox etc.' and 'QAnon'. 

Really, as it hates on QAnon, I think it recruits for Q because people are realizing portions of the corruption are true, they start to wonder about the Q portion. I actually liked reading it - you get a full tour of the psyop they are working and you can reverse engineer it to figure out where the truth is winning. They lament a 'full 15%' of the public believes the Q stuff and we know they lie about the numbers so....MOAR WINNING, BABY!

WHile the article features 5 scenarios of marriages shattered by Vaccine Conspiracy Theories (i.e., 'QAnon' and OAN), I do think this is psyops to teach their base how to respond if the spouse doesn't want to get 'vaccinated'.

A Vaccine Or This Marriage: Conspiracy Theories Are Tearing Couples Apart

By Jesselyn Cook

HUFFINGTON POST

07/24/2021 

"Shane is among the millions of Americans who have fallen prey to the coronavirus “infodemic” — the maelstrom of false and misleading information about COVID-19 that has gone viral during the pandemic, drastically hindering the nation’s recovery. Hyper-politicized anti-vaccine propaganda has reached countless U.S. households — largely by way of Fox News, far-right media outlets, GOP lawmakers and right-wing influencers — as terrifying conspiracy theories about the vaccines’ supposed lethality and nefarious development spread like wildfire across social media. 

SNIP. 

Research shows that social relationships may play a key role in keeping some people from getting vaccinated. In May, the American Enterprise Institute’s Survey Center on American Life found only 28% of Republicans reported receiving any encouragement from family and friends to get the vaccine, and more — 1 in 3 — reported actually being discouraged by friends and family, or receiving mixed messages. Only 45% of Republicans have received at least one vaccine dose, compared to 86% of Democrats."

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Start of the video, several gestures - is he spelling out Ovaltine? I only caught the last one :)

il Donaldo Trumpo on Twitter: "🥳🥳🥳 https://t.co/ZeLKbrzkpA" / Twitter

[greeneyes]

I can hardly wait till all the DemonRATs at DU figure out how badly screwed they are. Should be some interesting reading shortly.

Ya know, if some of the same stuff shows up in them, that showed up in some of the animals, they are gonna know their days are numbered and why.

People in situations like that, tend to lose their inhibitions-and they aren’t too awfully inhibited to begin with. They might decide that revenge is a dish they want to serve-hot or cold.

[bagster]

Looks like Pence is making a comeback on the Q thread. #TeamWhiteHat is getting its second wind.

TBD?

[Tennessee Conservative]

I never planned to get the vax but my husband had me make an appointment for him with the health department back when they first became available. I never tried to talk him out of it but the day they called to schedule him he told them he had changed his mind and didn’t want it. Each time he asked my advice I told him it was too new and I didn’t trust it.

Obviously he had been talking to others about it. He has a group of buds on the HAM radio that he discusses politics with and they are all anti-vax.

[bitt]

Only 45% of Republicans have received at least one vaccine dose, compared to 86% of Democrats.”
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that right there is ridiculous.