[mairdie]

Funny, but I don’t really think of Q as a conspiracy theory. I think of it as a group of like-minded researchers who want our President to succeed and his detractors to fail and desperately want to understand the issues that will make that happen. Q researchers impress me deeply. “Conspiracy theorists” don’t.

[mairdie]

https://www.thegatewaypundit.com/2019/06/breaking-mexico-agrees-to-asylum-change-mexico-agrees-to-becoming-safe-third-country-video/

Mexico Agrees to Asylum Change — Mexico Agrees to Becoming “Safe Third” Country

FTA:
A source to FOX said Mexico has agreed to the asylum change where a Central American would have to claim asylum in the first country they step foot in as opposed to going through Mexico and then claiming asylum in the United States.

[bagster]

Funny, but I don’t really think of Q as a conspiracy theory.

How is that funny?

Errbody knows "conspiracy theory" isn't a thing. The CIA made that one up.

I reject the CIA indoctrination and "conspiracy theory" isn't in my vocab.

I do like a good theory, though. Not the ridiculous ones so much.

[Snowybear]

> I don’t really think of Q as a conspiracy theory.

I agree. If someone tells me 9/11 was a conspiracy I’ll walk away. Same goes for the Gemstone files.

-SB