Posted on 03/09/2018 5:51:18 AM PST by mkleesma
Sometimes, it’s just too easy.
That hand gesture means, “We’ve set the stage.”
He said, “We’ve set the stage.”
What is your evidence that Trump is aware of Q?
“What is your evidence that Trump is aware of Q.”
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We must have crossed wires somewhere - I don’t think Trump is aware of Q - I think Q is a figment of the imagination.
You said Q was a threat to Trump’s presidency and I disagreed. That doesn’t mean I think Trump is aware of “Q”. I was actually saying the opposite - that Trump wouldn’t waste a single second on this Q nonsense.
“What is your evidence that Trump is aware of Q.”
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We must have crossed wires somewhere - I don’t think Trump is aware of Q - I think Q is a figment of the imagination.
You said Q was a threat to Trump’s presidency and I disagreed. That doesn’t mean I think Trump is aware of “Q”. I was actually saying the opposite - that Trump wouldn’t waste a single second on this Q nonsense.
Even if you think Rosenstein and Mueller are part of some nefarious plot to overthrow the duly-elected POTUS (and I suspect Mueller probably is) it’s absolutely goofy to accuse Sessions of being part of a coup against the president he supported and whose agenda he is implementing.
It’s nice to agree on something. I don’t think Trump knows much if anything about Q, either.
Here is the threat I described. Q does influence many Trump supporters. Those he influences back Sessions strongly and blindly. They also brutally attack fellow Trump supporters who do not believe in Q.
If Sessions is part of the crew that is overtly working to destroy Trump, it’s very problematic for Trump supporters to be propping him [Sessions] up. Also, dividing the base is never helpful. Trump needs a united base, but Q-belief motivates people to revile the doubters.
Sessions is 100% of the reason for Mueller. Absent Sessions’ recusal, there would be no never-ending, unlimited, anti-Trump investigation.
Explain to me why Sessions would back Trump from the beginning, campaign for him, then immediately try to overthrow him.
Jeff Sessions is one of the strongest populist/conservatives to serve in the US Senate in my lifetime. Why would he want to overthrow the strongest populist/conservative president since Jackson? It is the goofiest, most non-sensical and slanderous conspiracty theory I’ve ever heard of.
Sessions is at best weak and ineffective. Mueller is spending large fortunes, directing a cadre of Trump-hating lawyers to somehow, some way, identify a crime—any crime—with which to indict Trump. After Sessions’ chicken-guano recusal, Sessions was investigated. It was officially concluded that Sessions had had no valid reason to recuse.
At that point, were Sessions even half-heartedly supportive of Trump, he’d have unrecused and reined Mueller in. He’d have been a hero, and Trump would be out from under Mueller’s never-ending persecution.
But Jeff is perfectly happy to let Mueller run wild. Jeff is more concerned with publicly praising Rosenstein than with giving Trump a fair shake.
Sessions is an embarrassment.
Nobody hates you bro, especially me. You're getting caught up in an internet hoax surrounding a fraud who calls himself "Q". Nothing he has posted has made any sense other than what his ignorant followers have deciphered based on what they want to read.
99% of what Q posts is wackadoodle psyops babble. But shoehorned in between the gobbledygook is the actual message: “TRUST SESSIONS, trust Wray, trust the plan.”
So just where did you get that information or did you read some crackpot's interpretation and decided it was true?
My advice to you Fantasy, give up this Q crap, stay off the threads and get on with your life. Since you are now under the impression that we hate you, it's obviously taking a toll on your life.............."Q" ain't worth it bro.......
I no longer post on the Q-believer threads. If, however, I want to post an item or two re Qanon on other threads, how is that your problem?
Those of us who did not jump on the Sessions-bashing bandwagon are not blind followers - they are independent thinkers - the last people in the world that would buy into the Q nonsense.
If anything, I’d say the blind group-think of cultish Q followers has more in common with the blind group-think of cultish Sessions haters.
Speaking just for this Sessions supporter, I think the “Q”
followers are an embarrassment - these people drank the Qool-Aid. They wore the Ring too long, and need to return to the Shire.
There is something fundamentally wrong with Sessions, period. Rosenstein, Sessions bff, signed off on the 4th illegal FISA warrant. By then they all knew it was a Hillary/Soros smear job, but Rosenstein shilled it anyway. When that news became public, Sessions practically broke his leg rushing to the nearest mic. He praised Rosenstein to an embarrassing degree, and said the DOJ would be well served if every lawyer in it was as wonderful as Rosenstein. It was grotesque.
Sessions made his choice. He sided with the swamp over Trump. History will treat him harshly.
‘By then they all knew it was a Hillary/Soros smear job,’
By ‘it,’ I meant the dossier. Even Comey admitted it was unverified. But Rosenstein presented it to the FISA judge as confirmed evidence—against Trump—and backstabbing Sessions sided with Trump-hater Rosenstein. His treachery is breathtaking.
That was a Q. All those who have ignored the Q game, have missed a lot.
So what’s the Q talking point re Hillary in HI? She’s wearing the kind of ankle bracelet that allows her to travel the globe?
If Q covered Hillary’s ankle bracelet, I missed it.
“History will treat him harshly.”
We’ll see.
There’s an argument (one that you obviously aren’t buying) that rests on the premise that it is very much in Trump’s best interest to have the Mueller investigation play out, uninterrupted.
There are a few elements to this strategy; first that Trump’s detractors, with their MSM propaganda machine, have total control over public perception, and thus any effective vindication that truly puts the matter to rest, must come from the detractors themselves. This means that Mueller’s investigation must not only continue, but he must also continue to be seen as a formidable threat to Trump.
Trump and his players need to play both sides: 1) keep the investigation going, and 2) express outrage and frustration, and demand it be brought to a close.
That is why you hear Trump complaining about Mueller, Rosenstien, Sessions and the investigation, but never doing anything to stop them. That’s why whenever Mueller or Rosenstien appear to have reached a dead end, Sessions or Trump himself comes to their rescue. Trump doesn’t want it to stop, because he knows there’s nothing to find except swamp dwellers, mostly of the Clinton/Obama ‘Rat persuasion.
I know you don’t buy any of this - but I do, and I think Sessions is doing exactly what Trump directs him to do. And by the way, its not rocket science, the Art of War, or multidimensional chess, it’s just poker. You don’t show your hand. Everything you say and do, right down to your facial expression is designed to make people think what you want them to think.
Because of this, Sessions is hated in certain pro Trump circles right now, and that’s unfortunate, but he is in the middle of a sting operation and isn’t in a position to explain himself to your satisfaction - it would blow his cover.
I know I won’t convince you or anyone else who takes Sessions’ public statements and public actions at face value. Actually, that’s probably a good thing - it means Trump and his team are maintaining their poker faces effectively and convincingly.
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