[Nachoman]

Qanon is just an idea. Or, am I thinking of something else?

[romanesq]

QAnon grifters were a scam to get Boomer $$$.

The Qult is dead but there’s some dead enders left.

[Liz]

SUMMING UP----Gen Flynn’s brother and wife, Jack and Leslie Flynn, who live in Rhode Island, allege that CNN falsely portrayed them as members of QAnon by selectively airing video footage from a family outing.

The two joined Michael Flynn in reciting the oath to the Constitution that members of Congress take.

Michael Flynn then uttered the phrase “Where we go one, we go all,” and the entire family responded, “God Bless America.” CNN edited out the pledge and the “God Bless America” exclamation and claimed the phrase uttered by President Trump’s national security adviser was an “infamous QAnon slogan,” the suit alleged.

In fact, Michael Flynn’s phrase was drawn from an inscription first “engraved on a bell on one of President John F. Kennedy’s sailboats, acknowledging the unity of mankind,” the suit stated. “General Flynn intended to encourage people to think about being good citizens, to love country and be good patriots. The video had nothing to do with QAnon or recruiting ‘digital soldiers’ for an apocalyptic reckoning.”

“CNN falsely accused Plaintiffs of being ‘followers’ and supporters of the ‘dangerous,’ ‘violent,’ ‘racist,’ ‘extremist,’ ‘insurrectionist,’ ‘domestic terrorism movement – QAnon,” the suit argued.

“Plaintiffs are not followers or supporters of any extremist or terrorist groups, including QAnon,” it added. “CNN falsely attributed to Plaintiffs associations that never existed, actions Plaintiffs never took, including an oath of allegiance to QAnon, and views Plaintiffs never held.”