KeK
I have many early Q memes in my folders, that have Qanon on them, before MSM started doing stories.
First place with Q drops organized online for reference was qanon.pub
Media latched onto that name and did not separate Q from anons.
Then Q posted not to use that term because MSM uses it in a negative way.
Trump supporters were removed as well along with anyone who questions Dems or points out election fraud.
Also anyone reporting the truth about Covid and their BS lies.
Oregon last summer, this is one of the small towns destroyed I cant remember the name, the randomness of the fires is weird. like that little fork lift burnig all by itself, yeah the grass around it is burned too, but something Really hot went thru there
NOTABLE
Comms?
Dave Grohl: 'I dreamt I was shot in the back'
When he was 11 years old, Dave Grohl was convinced he was going to die.
It was the early 1980s, when terms like Armageddon, nuclear winter and mutually-assured destruction were as common as quarantine or lockdown are today.
Growing up within spitting distance of the Pentagon and the White House in Washington, DC, Grohl concluded that "if there was a war, we would be the first people to die".
"I would have these dreams of missiles in the sky and soldiers in my back yard," he says. "I vividly remember a dream where I was standing in my back yard and I saw a soldier come out from behind a tree and, as I turned to run back to my bedroom, I was shot in the back.
"So I just always imagined that there was going to be a war and that's how I would die at 11 or 12 years old."
Spoiler alert: He didn't die.
Instead, Grohl went on to become the drummer for Nirvana, the frontman of Foo Fighters, a noted documentary-maker and the all-round Nicest Man In Rock.
But those childhood fears came flooding back in 2019 when his daughter Harper stopped him in the middle of the school run and asked, "Dad, is there going to be a war?"
"I guess that she'd turned on the television and had seen something about North Korea or Iran, or whatever it was," he says. "But it immediately brought me back to those dreams, and it was heart-breaking to think that she was feeling that same hopeless fear that I had when I was a kid."
The realisation prompted him to write a song - Waiting On A War - about finding light in the darkness. A day later, it had been recorded for inclusion on Foo Fighters' 10th album.
https://www.bbc.com/news/entertainment-arts-55766265
I have been along your side , since the beginning letter Q anon., I'm the other Letter Q maker, kek
God bless you and Thank you for your beautiful work.
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Most are divider shills anon or random dumbasses.
Real anons who have been here a long time know and very much respect your work.
I love that frog one, kek
Been here since the beginning of Nov 2017
Saw Q's first posts on FB Oct 29th and soon found my way here.