>>do some research on Bush Sr.’s connections to the JFK assassination.
wow. And that’s why much of what I read goes over my shoulder.
I have never taken all of Q literally. Besides the chance for disinformation, he can be plain and simply wrong. He’s not infallible. If he’s close to Trump, he’s going to get similar information from multiple sources and some will be good and some won’t. I’ll evaluate Q with the same care I evaluate everything else I read and hear. As I said, my view of Q is that he doesn’t have to be “real”. He has to inspire us to all to read. And I’ll probably never buy into the far out stuff I read. But there is so much good, solid stuff on this thread that I am better educated at the end of reading it than I was before I started.
As to Q, if I had to guess, which is all I can do, I’d guess he IS near to the center of the Trump people. I certainly don’t think he’s a larp out to do people in. At the worst, he’s someone who believes in what he’s doing and has shown others what you can do with an imaginative pathway to a large population. Which is why I’m comfortable telling people I’m with Q.
Just a reminder about the official launch tonight.
Publishing giant HarperCollins has kept Profiles in Corruption under a strict embargo. The book will reportedly expose how five members of Joe Biden’s family—the “Biden Five”—scored “tens of millions of dollars” in taxpayer money and guaranteed loans. In addition, the book is said to contain never-before-reported bombshell revelations about Bernie Sanders, Elizabeth Warren, Kamala Harris, Amy Klobuchar, Cory Booker, Sherrod Brown, and Eric Garcetti.