[poinq]

If they weren’t trying to take over the world, why would they care. I think they protest too much.

[Mr. N. Wolfe]

And they wonder why their approval ratings are so low.

[familyop]

The following link was wiped by the posting process. Here's the part with the link again (to the text in the congressional record in regards to "several examples of violence," etc.).

"...the resolution states, which also lays out several examples of violence inspired by the conspiracy theories."

[teletech]

they can pass all the so called “resolutions” they want but it won’t change Q one bit WWG1WGA!

[LIConFem]

Why, with all that’s going on in this country, would the House waste time on such frivolity? And what the F%@$ is wrong with House Republicans? They should be opposing 99% of what Pelosi and the Dems are bringing to the floor, instead of just going along. These people really piss me off sometimes,

[rfp1234]

It’s free freakin’ speech. Did they also condemn the Church of the Flying Spaghetti Monster?

[metmom]

Don’t they have any real problems to address?

[the_Watchman]

"QAnon initially alleged that prominent Americans are engaged in a secret plot to control the world, while using their power to exploit children, and has expanded to embrace virtually every popular conspiracy theory of the last several decades, from questioning the truth about the September 11th terrorist attacks, to believing in alien landings, to denying the safety of vaccines,"

First, for those of us who do not actually follow Q, which of the above charges are true and which are fabricated? For instance, does Q actually claim that 9/11 was not a Muslim terrorist attack?? Does Q advance theories claiming alien landings?? Or are these charges simply fabricated?

At this point, I am not looking for a defense of any particular position. I would just like to know if the House document was a "fair" assessment (not likely), and if not, how distorted was it?

[familyop]

Looks like it was an effort to get slime on our President.

Man who repeatedly posted QAnon-linked slogan #SaveOurChildren on his Facebook page is charged with murdering his girlfriend’s infant daughter
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8785219/Man-repeatedly-posted-QAnon-linked-slogan-SaveOurChildren-charged-babys-killing.html

[cdcdawg]

“But most Republicans joined with Democrats ...”

At least their wives will feel comfortable in carpool line.

[Governor Dinwiddie]

Going after QAnon is almost as clueless as President Trump backing away from the Proud Boys. I don't follow QAnon much but I'd be hard pressed to identify anything subversive that they're guilty of.
 

[euram]

I’m sure tomorrow Congress will condemn Antifa and Black Lies Matter as domestic terrorists.

[RealVirginia]

This vote was soooo weird. They must be shatting bricks. I follow the Q threads for the ever fascinating links and info drops. I can’t get past “trust Sessions” but the Freepers on the Q threads are not kooks. They just want their country back like the rest of us.

[EEGator]

Well, at least they’re voting on important things.

[EasySt]

Q made six posts yesterday, You can read them safely here:

https://qanon.pub/

Q has also told us that “FISA brings down the House.”

I suspect the House knows this and is just trying to get
ahead of what’s coming when it’s all declassified.

~Easy

[Lions Gate]

Stupid vote by the US House. Probably to identify Q supporters in Congress. I’ve read virtually every Q post since the beginning and don’t recall anything about aliens and very little on 911. I had a secret clearance in the Army and you have to read Q posts as if you’re reading military intelligence reports.

My personal opinion is that Q is a group of 20-30 people (mostly US military) that are close to President Trump and are fighting the deep state idiocy to win our country back.

I support Q 100%.