Posted on 09/12/2020 10:22:32 AM PDT by CheshireTheCat
Yesterday an individual was doxed because of his alleged activities involved with the QAnon movement. The QAnon Movement started in the middle of 2017 and attracted a huge following. Some of the information shared within the loosely connected organization was authentic and of high quality. Because of its success and popularity, outside influences from Russia and others inserted themselves into the movement and leftists attempted to identify who its leaders were...
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QAnon really has the Left freaked out. They are expending a lot of energy lashing out at it. How many people even know what it is?
More today than yesterday...
You don’t get flak unless you are on target!
“QAnon really has the Left freaked out. They are expending a lot of energy lashing out at it. How many people even know what it is?”
It does. So the leftist propaganda mill is pushing hard that it is anti-Semitic.
At least 10 million, in the U.S. alone.
There are people in Africa who have posted videos of themselves on Twitter reciting Q slogans.
“...maybe now was the time for this IT Specialist’s work with QAnon to come to a close.”
What a sick mind.
Its some kid blogging from his moms basement.
Trust Sessions. Ha
Media strategy
1. Associate QAnon with nutty conspiracy theories
2. Associate QAnon with Trump worshipers
3. Associate QAnon with Russian election interference against Biden and Democrats
So you can finally
4. Associate QAnon with condemning “harmless and non-existent” sexualization and exploitation of children
Maybe he just worded what he meant to say awkwardly.
I think he was trying to say that if indictments drop in the next two weeks and the left ratchets up moves against high-level Q supporters (those who have websites and do videos), people will start to put 2 and 2 together and flock to those supporters who have not been had their sites taken down or had to take them down themselves.
Dox the doxers. Stalk the stalkers. Tit for tat at the employee level.
Media strategy
1. Associate QAnon with nutty conspiracy theories
Media doesn’t need to do this. QAnon threads are filled up with FRs doing this quite well on their own.
He makes an odd charge that Russians are involved but doesn’t explain or support it, he just drops it and moves on.
..the ones with the most to lose is China, and the ones who pull the strings above them—not Russia. I don’t trust the accuracy of this...
The individual who was doxed doesn’t do anything except mirror or repost Q’s posts where they can be read easily without being crowded out by other posts. Funny they would target him.
The original site where Q’s posts appear is pretty wild and woolly, and its hard to pick out Q’s from the others. In that sense, his site is a service.
"Ya, hes funny."
The person replying to the question is obviously confused or lying about knowing what Monty Python is and the person that asked the question understands that.
Can you link these two stories and do you understand that they represent opposite sides of the same issue?
Trump Administration Quietly Decides — Again — To Allow Elephant Trophy Imports
U.S. Marshals Service Reveals Majority of Rescued Sex-Trafficked Children Came From Foster Care
Many people read the news but never understand what the story is actually about, the media is designed that way. When they arent fabricating stories from whole cloth they use the truth about something else to cover for a major deceit.
When people post "Trust Sessions" they are actually yelling out to the world "Ya, hes funny."
“QAnon really has the Left freaked out. “
Not really.
They see the opportunity to paint everyone on the right with the same crazy.
It’s a view shared by most on the right.
Crazy.
Q started in late Oct 2017 and as of today has 4668 searchable posts. These are not like they are being portrayed. Some sites that have attached themselves to the movement have comments are really over the top, but stick with just real posts. I find most of them between humorous and intriguing. Not commenting on their accuracy or source. They are not from a kid posting from parents basement.
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