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In the General/Chat forum, on a thread titled Q ~ Trust Trump's Plan ~ 04/01/2024 Vol.490, Q Day 2347, LittleLinda wrote:
One man can make a difference.
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I believe that with all of my heart. People here, one at a time, have made a HUGE difference in my life, again and again. Ransomnote is foremost in my mind. If she had never posted the Q threads, and continued to post them, probably contrary to mod instincts, I think I’d be a fearful and depressed normie. Numberonepal, littlejeremiah and AZliberty have contributed to my physical well-being. Every other poster has absolutely contributed to my mental well-being. There’s not a poster here who hasn’t made my life better. Thank you, every one of you, and apologies for not making individual thank yous. The list would simply be too long. You’re all absolutely wonderful and you don’t know how much you make my life better. Miss Didi, I love your party/dance posts. I love the fun and lighter side of life and you continually remind me to stay in touch with that. In these discouraging times, that’s really important.
I was so moved by your post, and your other post about some of your challenges, that I've dwelled on what you wrote, and how others responded to you, and the kind words directed at me (yuze guys are generous and kind!). I've been musing on them throughout the day, pausing to read the posts again, and the story by OldWarBaby (crane operator) as I scramble forward and backward through the thread.
ThankQ, Linda, for expressing so beautifully, and vividly, what many of us feel.
Part of my musings led me to the idea that we are closer than I've ever been to any online group because we needed one another, we helped one another, prayed for one another etc. pretty much around the clock. There are no days in history like the ones we've been through and we had each other, and helped each other, through them.
Before Q, threads/posts/posters all seemed like 'islands' or 'silos' of independent and unrelated disembodied opinions and protagonists.
No, I simply can't imagine going through what we have been through without one another to 'help us over' the rough spots, the hard times, the medical needs, and fighting through almost seamless psyops (looking at you, MockingBird Media!) etc.
I can't even imagine trying to theoretically grasp, let alone accept as real, the entire concept of 'elite' child trafficking, let alone 'pedivores', particularly if there was no one else in my circle thinking about it, talking about it etc.
I can't conceive of blindly going through the pandemic, doing the best I could, and then awakening alone to the depravity and inhumanity of our 'betters' driving that abuse. No wonder so many are in deep denial - they don't have a group to huddle with, like we had, as they go through it alone or reviled by friends and family members. Some of have gotten angry with friends, family or 'karens' who are indoctrinated, but it's a protective anger. We can't spare them so sometimes we end up scolding them, like a parent might suddenly blurt out 'I told you not to touch that!" while holding a child clutching a burn wound from which we tried to protect them.
You have made the point that every individual contribution is priceless - lurQers and posters. May God continue to bless FReeQs, LurQers and Patriots of every pursuasion and faith, and lead us to hang tough though the challenges ahead. All glory to God for giving this space and drawing us into it. Prayers up - moar challenges are ahead but there's always more God than there are challenges. :D

One man can make a difference.
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I believe that with all of my heart. People here, one at a time, have made a HUGE difference in my life, again and again. Ransomnote is foremost in my mind. If she had never posted the Q threads, and continued to post them, probably contrary to mod instincts, I think I’d be a fearful and depressed normie. Numberonepal, littlejeremiah and AZliberty have contributed to my physical well-being.

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One man can make a difference. A team of FreeQs can change the world—and are currently doing it.

I look back at the leaps of faith I’ve locally done three years ago, and the undisputable chain reaction it’s created locally. There’s bad people we’d have never known about, useless things we’d still be pursuing by not realizing we’d been purposefully led astray.

TEA Party circa 2012, take II.

However, not this time. Not here. And it’s all because of this online team of saints in training. God bless you all, for all your hard work, sharing of information, and love of all things good and holy which includes the basic tenets of the USA.

Carry on, FreeQs. Uber out.