ransomnote: I've been wanting to develop a Q thread library - I see so many posts and links I'd like to refer to again and again. People like Farcesensitive and Honeysuckle TN, among others, post information diligently each thread that would be great to copy into a library.
Lilfarmer's and Bob Ireland's have posted important threads in which to store FReeper Covid stories (Lilfarmer), and post Vax treatment information (Bob Ireland). I've often lookedaround for the links in a pinch and couldn't find where I found them. I would share their links more if I kept them handy.
There's much more - you contribute so much we can reference over and over again, I'd like to store it in one place so that even those carousing in Festival would know exactly where to find it.
Some of those now LurQing or posting on the Q thread are newer, and may not be aware of 2 publications exclusive to FR's Q thread which I would like to use to start the library collection. I'll describe one of them tonight.
By February of 2018, Swordmaker stepped in and began to build the Q thread LexiQon to capture the Q content and research in a quick reference format when we were each having to look up terms for ourselves just to understand Q drop basics. Swordmaker's LexiQon was a vast project which later became so demanding (trying to keep up with Q) that generous volunteers joined Swordmaker's effort.
Swordmaker and his merry band of helpers made Q thread life so much more efficient for us. We could check the LexiQon for names, locations, and other Qresearch data on the fly. While the LexiQon started off as a helpful list on the 2/21/18 Q thread, it was just so helpful and Q was so prolific that Swordmaker powered through it all until it became a monumental resource with almost 10,000 Q research related terms, which he then hyperlinked for us so we could look up terms alphabetically.
When we were ready to fend for ourselves, and the task of 'keeping up' with Q was no longer feasible, the LexiQon ceased growing, but remains a source of countless, and I do mean countless hours of work, storing the knowledge that is still useful today, so we need not 'reinvent the wheel' everytime we didn't understand a Q drop.
Today, I couldn't remember some fundamental Q terminology, so I went looking for the LexiQon. And there was the information I was looking for:
LdR: Either Lord Jacob de Rothschild or Lady Lynn de Rothschild. For more complete information see the de Rothschild, Lord Jacob or de Rothschlld, Lady Lynn LexiQon entries.
Below, is a copy of the index for Swordmaker's LexiQon; 5 years later and it's still faithfully helping me find or remember information from those foundational days of Q.
The Comprehensive LexiQon of Q
Acronyms, Cited Organizations,
Persons, and Terminology
Compiled and edited by
Swordmaker
FreeQ Associate Editors:
TexOkie, Cats Pajamas (on leave), CJ Wolf, Davey Crockett, KitJ, StormFlag"In a time of universal deceit,
telling the truth is a revolutionary act."
George Orwell
Q Drops in the LexiQon are numbered in the LexiQon as found on Q Drop aggregating site
Qanon.pub.109,825 WORDS.
~518 PAGES
All on One Very Long Webpage.
LexiQon Quick Access Index
Characters and Numbers
A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
Government Officials
Who have been fired, resigned, or who are not seeking re-election.
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