QAnon names pedophile politicians vulnerable to blackmail

You are not supposed to pay attention to anything published on the website QAnon. Avert your eyes! Democrat politicians and their media allies are sharpening their attacks against Q, to make sure as few people as possible read what is published there. Joe Biden, a man fond of touching little girls, recently opined that Q followers should seek counseling for their mental health. The House introduced a resolution condemning Q as fringe political conspiracy theory, while the Daily News and USA Today splashed big articles on their front pages decrying Q as an insidious dark force, radicalizing Americans.

Maybe Q is all wrong. But when the combined forces of the mainstream media and Democrats tell us to avert our eyes, absolute obedience may be a mistake.

A common theme of the attacks on Q is that it promotes a crackpot belief that powerful people abuse and traffic children. “Billing itself as methodically rooting out a secret nationwide cabal of Democratic leaders who traffic in children for sexual purposes – an accusation with no basis in reality – Q appeals to many ordinary Americans, including people on the political left and right, in a polarized age in which people often see those on the other side politically as despicable human beings,” wrote USA Today.

Q responded to USA Today with a scathing accusation: “Corrupt. Controlled. Enemies of the Republic.” (Note: If you are new to Q, please read my article “An Introduction to Q” and my other Q articles here.) To prove his point, Q then asked, “How is blackmail used?” and proceeded to list almost 100 politicians – both Democrats and Republicans –

Here is a small sample of Q’s list of those already charged with sex crimes against children.:

Democratic Illinois State Representative Keith Farnham has resigned and was charged with possession of child pornography and has been accused of bragging at an online site about sexually molesting a 6-year-old girl.
Democratic Radnor Township Board of Commissioners member, Philip Ahr, resigned from his position after being charged with possession of child pornography and abusing children between 2 and 6 years old.
Democratic activist and BLM organizer, Charles Wade, was arrested and charged with human trafficking and underage prostitution.
Democratic Former Mayor of Hubbard, Ohio, Richard Keenan was given a life sentence in jail for raping a 4-year-old girl.
Democratic Former Mayor of Stockton, California, Anthony Silva, was charged with providing alcohol to young adults during a game of strip poker that included a 16-year-old boy at a camp for underprivileged children run by the mayor.
Republican state Senator Ralph Shortey was indicted on four counts of human trafficking and child pornography. In November 2017, he pleaded guilty to one count of child sex trafficking in exchange for the dropping of the other charges.
Republican Senator Strom Thurmond, a notable racist, had sex with a 15-year-old-black girl which produced a child.
Republican Committee Chairman Jeffrey Patti was arrested for distributing a video clip of a 5-year-old girl being raped.
Republican Councilman and former Marine Jack W. Garner was convicted of molesting a 13-year-old girl.
Democratic New York Congressman, Anthony Weiner, plead guilty to transferring obscene material to a minor as part of a plea agreement for sexted and sending Twitter DMs to underage girls as young as 15.

Clearly, even this brief excerpt of Q’s list shows that plenty of politicians have lots to hide. And, as Q suggested, powerful people who assault children are vulnerable to blackmail and may be extorted into a wide range of criminal activities, including treason.

More precisely to the point, Q compiles a list of politicians who have prayed upon kids.

All these facts come from the public domain, for example Oklahoma State Senator Shortey; his case was all over the news and indeed the Republicans paid a price for his deeds in the next election.

So yes, this is all true information but it’s just the Q outfit trying to maintain credibility. They’ve done nothing new here.

Q didn’t identify any of them. Q compiles some public domain information into a Q drop or whatever it’s called, but didn’t cite any original sources, for example The Daily Oklahoman newspaper.

sharpening their attacks against Q, to make sure as few people as possible read what is published

Avert your eyes. Don't click on this. Offensive material behind this click.

Trump is a master troll. He gets the press so riled up they draw everyone's attention to him and once has everyone's attention he makes his point.

Over and over and over again and they fall for it every single time.

One wonders whether the Atlantic article was a Trump operation. Well, as they say you can't con an honest man. They sure wanted to con themselves.

In fact it makes kind of sense. Think up the most salacious obviously false lie on its face that would be explosive if true and get the left to bite. Then trot out a team to prove it's a huge lie. And bite they did - big time. It immunizes the public to lesser scandals.

Deducted the cost of a pen he gave to Barron for his homework as a business expense? Man not this shit again.

Yes, he lists them. In none of these cases has Q been the first to identify any criminals to LE or the public.

And then he encourages people to do their own research, which might be a helpful thing, or not, depending on the subject and whatever else is going on at the time.

Like today, for example. The buttload of indictments against criminals and conspirators great and small were supposed to have come down before now, so..

“Hey gang go check out this State Senator in Oklahoma who raped a kid several years ago. Aren’t you glad you have Q to tell you all about it today?”

BoDeen on AT had an interesting comment to this article:

“Do not forget that when James O’Keefe while dressed in a caricature of a Pimp outfit asked in multiple ACORN offices for help laundering money from his underage prostitution ring nobody there batted an eye. They seemed to act like it was a normal request.”

I can’t remember if O’Keefe said anything about the supposed prostitutes being under 18, but the fact that so many in ACORN were fine with helping a pimp run a prostitution ring does say a lot about how normalized sex-trafficking has become in certain circles.

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