Posted on 08/13/2020 2:42:25 PM PDT by MNDude
The viral online movement, which took root on Internet message boards in the fall of 2017 with posts from a self-proclaimed government insider identified as Q, has triggered violent acts and occasional criminal cases. Its effects were catalogued last year in an FBI intelligence bulletin listing QAnon among the anti-government, identity-based, and fringe political conspiracy theories that very likely motivate some domestic extremists to commit criminal, sometimes violent activity.
The Trump campaigns director of press communications, for example, went on a QAnon program and urged listeners to sign up and attend a Trump Victory Leadership Initiative training. QAnon iconography has appeared in official campaign advertisements targeting battleground states. And the White Houses director of social media and deputy chief of staff for communications, Dan Scavino, has gone from endorsing praise from QAnon accounts to posting their memes himself.
The president has repeatedly elevated its digital foot soldiers, sharing their tweets more than a dozen times on the Fourth of July alone. His middle son, Eric, who is 36 and a campaign surrogate, recently posted, and then deleted, an image drumming up support for his fathers Tulsa rally that included a giant Q and the text, Where we go one, we go all.
Flynn, who pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI about his communications with a Russian diplomat in late 2016, recently recorded a video of himself repeating an oath originating on 8kun, a message board where Q, who claims high-level security clearance, posts esoteric references and half-baked ideas that followers call bread crumbs.
Where we go one, we go all, intoned Flynn, his right hand raised, at the end of the oath, which otherwise follows a generic script administered to new members of Congress. Flynn did not respond to a text message seeking comment
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Ping to me. Waiting for the day when I can post a vanity sayin I told ya so to all the folks beyond the trees who try to throw shade at us.
that very likely motivate some domestic extremists to commit criminal, sometimes violent activity.
I only needed to read this far.
It sure seems important to the derp state media to silence, discredit, and eliminate the Q movement.
Why is that? It sure ain't because it encourages violence, like they say, because it doesn't. That's like saying Donald Trump encourages violence, which they also say. There must be another reason.
What could it be?
derp? De Derp derp. hmmmmmmmmmmm
8kun is the new iteration of 8chan, which was taken down after massive and ongoing attacks by what I affectionally refer to as the Derp State.
All because of Q.
No, it is a top priority for the FBI. We wouldn’t want anything to interfere with their sponsorship of Antifa and BLM.
It is also quite odd that all these came out recently one after another and Q has not posted since the 31st. Derps, spending ammo?
Me too. Just wait until you see what they WILL become.
I like that. Nice.
I don't think he was being literal.
C'mon, man.
Absolute BS.
If that were really the case, we would have heard no end of it by now.
Nor can they prove it anyways.
Fair. Meaning a false flag?
Oooo, we both said 'iteration'.
Awesome.
That’s the tepid replacement for 8chan.
What does that even mean?
You want old and tiresome? Read a few threads out here. You could cut and past the comments from one thread to another and you wouldn't even notice.
It looks like an episode of Grumpy Old Men (Walter Mattau/Jack Lemon).
Collusion???
They'll still be in denial.
The model for that is Epstein. Three years ago they mocked and ridiculed us for talking about the Epstein stuff.
Now they discuss it like its the thing to do. Because events and CNN told them it was true.
They got to keep the message alive lest people forget.
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