>>11049248 PB

This needs to be said in full, every day.

I repost the original text below. But first, i have something to say as well.

RE: Deep State, Nevertrumpers, and all the acronyms that divide us into factions

THEY HATE US.

They hate us so bad they have convinced themselves that 2+2=5.

They have convinced themselves that violence is righteous.

They have convinced themselves that we don't exist.

That our silence means we're not here.

That their censorship is the answer and if they could just shut us DOWN--that would shut us UP.

That have convinced themselves that our hearts are nothing but hate and that we don't REALLY believe in life, liberty, the pursuit of happiness and that ALL men are created equal. (and by men, we all fucking know we mean women too)

They NEED to believe that we are racists.

They NEED to believe that we HATE the way they do.

They NEED to believe that we are evil, because IF WE'RE NOT - if we're not, anons... then they will have to take a good long look at themselves and that will. Not. Do.

Like the anon said - DO NOT lose your hearts now, faggots.

This is OUR BOARD. This is OUR VOICE.

Meet the Big Boss with all the courage we KNOW you have.

WWG1WGA

Where we go ONE, we go ALL.

***ORIGINAL POST

I do not like having to be the faggot that has to state the obvious. But clearly I need to be the faggot that states the obvious.

There can be no meaningful discussion on any other significant board. You are all here because there is no where left to assemble. The DEEP STATE have controlled WEB 2.0 almost from the onset and reddit is utterly compromised.

• Your enemy knows why you are /qresearch/, they know how little they can do to strangle free speech here besides troll, shitpost and sometimes burn a faggot mod asset.

• This campaign. The one you are fighting right fucking now. This means everything to them. This will define just how effective their subversion and infiltration is.

• They MUST lose. We MUST win.

• They are terrified of losing this.

• They will be relentless.

• They will hire pro PR agencies.

• They will manipulate media in every way they can.

• They will play us against one another every chance they get.

• They are a sophisticated enemy, never mind the assholes on twitter that shit the bed. The people behind them are in this deep and looking to psyop your pinhead anyway they can.

Don't you fucking dare lose your hearts, assholes. This is the fucking final boss. This is the fucking war of wars. The shills and shitposts will outnumber quality 10 to 1. Don't you fucking dare not see straight through their bullshit. You are better than them. We are better than them.

>>11050624

Def needs more scrutiny, but still very NOTABLE.

>>11050466

HOLD UP

4 10 20 is on Columbus grave?

4 10 20 is HERE in Q Drop 35 - from the decode about Kaleigh's Clock.

>>11050782

He also predicted Killary would win in '16. And he said this in FEB 2020 - so. Probably not as "in the know" as he wants people to think.

https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/opinion/james-carville-understands-something-most-democrats-dont-how-to-win-an-election

Longtime Democratic strategist James Carville is “scared to death” of the November election. This election won’t just determine the next five years; it will also determine the future of the Democratic Party. And that future doesn’t look good, according to Carville.

The Democratic Party’s infighting has resulted in a lurch to the Left — a move that’s leaving the rest of the country behind, Carville explained, pointing to Iowa’s low voter turnout and President Trump’s growing approval ratings.

“What the hell am I supposed to think?” Carville told Vox. “It’s like we’re losing our damn minds. Someone’s got to step their game up here.”

When asked if the Democratic Party has “tacked too far to the Left,” Carville replied: “They’ve tacked off the damn radar screen. And look, I don’t consider myself a moderate or a centrist. I’m a liberal. But not everything has to be on the left-right continuum.”

Policies such as student loan debt forgiveness, the decriminalization of illegal immigration, and “Medicare for all” won’t help Democrats win in 2020, Carville said. “It doesn’t matter what you think about any of that, or if there are good arguments — talking about that is not how you win a national election,” he argued. “It’s not how you become a majoritarian party.”

As Sanders’s campaign continues to gain speed, Carville is justifiably concerned — not because Sanders can’t win the general election, but because he'd make it too hard for the party to be able to capture the Senate.

Carville also understands the big picture: A President Sanders would only be able to get things done via executive order, which means that whatever progress Sanders forces through Washington, D.C., could eventually be undone by the next president.

“There’s no chance in hell we’ll ever win the Senate with Sanders at the top of the party defining it for the public," Carville said. "Eighteen percent of the country elects more than half of our senators. That’s the deal, fair or not. So long as [Mitch] McConnell runs the Senate, it’s game over. There’s no chance we’ll change the courts, and nothing will happen, and he’ll just be sitting up there screaming in the microphone about the revolution."

Many of the presidential candidates’ woke policy proposals are nothing more than “rabbit holes,” Carville continued, advocating for a platform that can “connect to people’s actual lives.”

“Most of the people aren’t into all this distracting shit about open borders and letting prisoners vote," he explained. "They don’t care. They have lives to lead. They have kids. They have parents that are sick. That’s what we have to talk about. That’s all we should talk about."

Carville is right: The average voter cares about the things that personally affect his day-to-day life. This is, in part, why Trump’s approval ratings have grown over the past few months. The job market is growing, the economy is stable, and industries in impoverished regions are making a comeback. The benefits of these policies are direct and often immediate. Compare that to Sanders’s vague, idealistic “left-wing revolution,” as Carville dubbed it, and it’s obvious which way the middle of the road will lean.

“The Democratic Party has to drive a narrative that doesn’t give off vapors that we’re smarter than everyone or culturally arrogant,” Carville said.

The November election completely depends on the swing voters, of which there are many. Carville understands this, but much of the Democratic base does not. If the Democratic candidates were smart, they’d listen to Carville’s advice, as unconventional as it may be. But Carville has learned to lower his expectations, though he still hopes that at least one of the Democratic candidates snaps out of it before it’s too late.

“Falling into despair won’t help anyone,” he concluded. “I mean, you can curse the darkness, or you can light a candle. I’m getting a f—ing welding torch. Okay?”