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By the way Bags, I have opposing but not mutually exclusive theories
about this part:
(pertaining to where Q posts and possibly important places where
such discussion takes place.)

“...on 8k**, Making up and refining stuff...
Knowing it’s BS. Does wonders for the atmosphere.
Now why would anyone do that?”

One reason might be to train Anons in discerning the difference.

~Easy

Scott Adams should take note. ;-)

~Easy

Thanks Bob, and Candor!

Let’s also include these while we are at it:

Sidney Powell’s Court filings:

Wisconsin:
https://defendingtherepublic.org/?page_id=1045

Arizona:
https://defendingtherepublic.org/?page_id=1036

All - Look under The Battleground tab...
https://defendingtherepublic.org/

This site is also worth browsing:

https://hereistheevidence.com/

~Easy

No, you ain’t part of the we, I’m talking about.

That we, includes Anons.

Welcome To Q Research General
We are researchers who deal in open-source information, reasoned argument, and dank memes. We do battle in the sphere of ideas and ideas only. We neither need nor condone the use of force in our work here.

Those kind of Anons.

Apparently your greatest object of scorn in life.

No, you are not one of us.

But you knew this, didn’t you?

You’re just being you.

As to my job, I’m retired.
This is vital Free Republic volunteer work. There’s a war on.
Look a ways back in my posts, and you can read what I retired from.

It seems, however, that some of HG’s posts just got deleted, so you can’t
read those. (And I never bother reporting anybody, except once a long time ago with hg as an experiment. He and his comments remained, that time.)

I also call FR home, and I’ve not been banned yet, nor do I regularly
need to have posts removed. Though I have asked a couple to be
deleted that were discovered to contain a Getty image or an undesirable
link or something. But FRiends were not the we I was referring to, that set
you off so. (And I have many.)

Our rules meaning Anons rules. Not Free Republic rules.

Just to remove your misconception.

We don’t make Free Republic rules.
We’re fine with Jim’s rules. Jim’s rules make sense and are fair.
(And they are normally very evenly enforced.)

Some Admins may perpetually be fooled by hg’s trick home page, I guess.
Perhaps you should have a look at his latest diatribe against
Ransomnote this evening?

Thanks Bitt.

Glad you’re back!

You were among the first that came to mind as I wrote this part in #20:

“ Stuff that comes to us that gets proper research, and affirmation, we’ll
often post outside of our Quarantine space, and most of you don’t even
notice we were involved. The BS, not so much. I wonder why? ”

~Easy

“ Now it’s down to “appears to be”? ‘“

No, NOW it’s APPEARING to folks outside our research circle.

OK, I’ll give it a try.
Speaking only for myself.

All of that crap, and speculation, and misdirection, goes through Q space.

It always has. On 8kun alone there are multiple teams of dozens of posters
that endlessly recycle and refine noise like much of what you have listed.
Knowing it’s BS. Does wonders for the atmosphere.

Now why would anyone do that?

Then factor in that we are supposed to be an intentionally united patriotic
group of truth seekers and researchers, so everyone good or bad or even retarded, brings their pet conspiracy theories for affirmation or debunking.

Given all that, I’ll make note of something that scares some folks sh*tless.

There are also honest, reasonable intelligent patriots in attendance
in these fora, fielding all the crap that gets thrown in the mix, along
with any honest research that might also be taking place.

What do they do?

First, they simply ignore most of the BS, because arguing it is just silly.
(Whether with an agent or an idiot.)

Of course that tends to piss some of them off, so they bring or invent
buddies to circle j*rk the BS, but it tends to die out until it’s time to
recycle the performance again in another bread/thread down the road.

Stuff that comes to us that gets proper research, and affirmation, we’ll
often post outside of our Quarantine space, and most of you don’t even notice we were involved. The BS, not so much. I wonder why?

There’s a tiny bit of truth in some of the crap you posted.

There always is.

We call it “Bait”.

And YOU are full of it.

~Easy

I told you before.

Name them.

I think you are a slandering, libelous blowhard enemy of any
united effort to discuss what may or may not be true, and you
are increasingly animated by the fact that you cannot change
what appears to be coming.

Your antics are like a “Karen” screaming about threats to the gene pool.

Because we have not given up on President Trump yet.

Because we hold on to the hope that he is a lot smarter that you give
him credit for.

Because we search for evidence to give substance to our hope.
(And by golly, there really IS evidence this time. Miracle!)

But you’re here to categorically deny the evidence of a Psyop War
right in front of your eyes, with players feverishly active on all sides.

That makes you one of the players.

For the wrong side.

~Easy

Can you produce a single “Qtard” that fully believes all that 94% BS
you just accused a great many serious people of?

Hateful people, much like you, anonymously make up much of that
nonsense and post it in Q spaces, in an effort to destroy the “research
for yourselves” movement. You all invent Qtard straw men.

They are just people. Good people. Lots of people. They do not all
believe the same things, and very few of them believe the things you
desperately claim over and over that ALL of them believe because
YOU are somehow obsessively driven to work to convince folks that
all participants in the effort are retarded. (And that consequently,
they should be... Ah, the possibilities...)

Truth is, most of us are not certain what to believe, but we’re happy to
work together to try to figure things out.

Anyone can look and see for themselves if reasoned discussion
takes place in our threads or not. (In spite of any inserted BS by
bad actors, or God forbid, a rare, intellectually challenged individual,
like an actual Flat Earther, told by folks like you, that they would be
right at home with us.

(A core Anon principle. People should do their own research.)

Your words also routinely insult them for persisting in hope and faith.

You have made of yourself, some kind of dire enemy to every
aspect of what we are about.

Classy.

Seek exorcism.

~Easy

The argument for gender identity, over biology, is an evil rationalization

by insane people, that has been mainstreamed and endlessly amplified by

the enemies of traditional families, our culture, our Nation, and our God.

That this was the Communist Agenda for our destruction, was read into
our Congressional Record all the way back in the mid 50’s, and refined
ever since.

~Easy

So many are saying it’s about the money.

I have a different view.

I think it’s also about child trafficking.
(The money is just the machinery lubrication.)

Pay any attention to all the local Child “Protective” Services, etc. horrors,
and you’ll start to understand a different perspective.

Where might the best place to be, be, if you want to be in that business?

~Easy

Here’s an interesting “Q” search...

“Who really”

https://qanon.pub/?q=Who%20really

~Easy

Notable from “over there”...

Texas Electricity Firm Files for Bankruptcy Citing $1.8 Billion in Claims From Grid Operator

HOUSTON—Texas’s largest and oldest electric power cooperative on Monday filed for bankruptcy protection in federal court in Houston, citing a disputed $1.8 billion bill from the state’s grid operator.

Brazos Electric Power Cooperative Inc, which supplies electricity to more than 660,000 consumers across the state, is one of dozens of providers facing enormous charges stemming from a severe cold snap last month. The fallout threatens utilities and power marketers, which collectively face billions of dollars in blackout-related charges, executives said.

Unusually frigid temperatures knocked out nearly half of the state’s power plants in mid-February, leaving 4.3 million people without heat or light for days and bursting water pipes that damaged homes and businesses. Brazos and others that committed to provide power to the grid—and could not—were required to buy replacement power at high rates and cover other firms’ unpaid fees.

The state’s grid operator, Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT), on Friday said $2.1 billion in initial bills went unpaid, underscoring the financial stress on utilities and power marketers. More providers likely will reject the bills in coming days, executives said.

“The municipal power sector is in a real crisis,” said Maulin Patani, a founder of Volt Electricity Provider LP, an independent power marketer that is not a member of the Brazos coop. ERCOT should suspend the service charges to halt further defaults, he said in an interview on Sunday.
An ERCOT spokeswoman did not have an immediate comment. The Public Utility Commission, the state’s regulator that oversees ERCOT, was unavailable for comment.

The city of Denton, in north Texas, last week sued ERCOT in a state court to prevent it from charging it for fees unpaid by other users of the grid. Denton Electric could face tens of millions of dollars for fees that were not collected from others, the suit claimed.

Debt analyst Fitch Ratings last week also warned of potential downgrades to all Texas municipal power firms that use the state’s grid. Costs from the storm “could exceed the liquidity immediately available to these issuers,” Fitch said.

Texas’s attorney general has launched an investigation into the blackout, calling for ERCOT and others to provide documents on the outages, pricing and emergency, saying they mismanaged the crisis.
ERCOT triggered the squeeze when it pushed up spot-market rates to $9,000 per megawatt-hour (MWh) over more than four days and levied huge fees for services. The service fees were 500 times the usual rate, according to industry executives.

Brazos Electric coop executive Clifton Karnei, who sat on ERCOT’s board of directors until last week, signed the Brazos coop’s bankruptcy submissions.

An attorney for Brazos did not reply to a request for comment.

https://www.ntd.com/texas-electricity-firm-files-for-bankruptcy-citing-1-8-billion-in-claims-from-grid-operator_574420.html

~Easy

That is not fact checking.

That is narrative management.

Imagine.

https://twitter.com/LorenHeyes3/status/1366431118967386115/photo/1

More crime against our children.

https://youtu.be/7gg0IRi0W_Y

~Easy

Good post, Chuckster. Thanks,

Bringing this from over there because it caught my eye...

The FBI Spent 80 Years CREATING Domestic Terrorism;
Now They Will Target 80 Million Voters by Labeling Them Terrorists!

https://fbicorruption.news/2021-01-27-fbi-target-80-million-voters-labeling-them-terrorists.html

Link in Article:
How the FBI Created Domestic Terrorism:
80 Years of Psychological Warfare Revealed

https://www.strategic-culture.org/news/2021/01/25/how-the-fbi-created-domestic-terrorism-80-years-of-psychological-warfare-revealed/

~Easy

“ Did Trump call for the ousting of all 43 senators who certified
fraudulent electors?”

“Did he call for voting out all of the representatives who did not
challenge the fraudulent electors?”

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No, he did not, at least not yet, not directly.
He did name a bunch, though.
And wasn’t that 43 RINOs, but 93 feckless senators in all?

Somehow, even so, I don’t think he’s done with them yet.

~Easy

Gaslighting is as evil as it is rude.