>>12480011

>There are a total of 27 Q drops with a ++. I posted the one I found most interdasting.

Do you mean 3125?

The + symbols are not in pairs at qanon.pub and there are an odd number (25):

Q !!mG7VJxZNCI ID: 0ad5ef No.5791828 📁

Mar 20 2019 13:11:41 (EST)

https://twitter.com/drawandstrike/status/1108407275939606529📁

The attempted 'COUP' [TREASON] opens the 'public' door to more serious……

The PILL must be easy to swallow.

The 'LEAD-IN'.

The PUBLIC must be prepared for what is about to come.

"THE CLINTON FOUNDATION" +++++++++++++++++++++++++

Q

>>12480020

I'm all in, Anon, but what makes you place Q in a leadership role? 'Q' is an information dissemination mission. Q is a body of written work. It is a letter used as a signature. Why would you personalize or humanize or anthropomorphize a letter of the alphabet as if it were a person let alone fantasize that it is your leader?

>>12480060

>It's later than you think, Q and Q+.

It's not time yet, Anon. Do you want to be comforted now or would you prefer a complete and total victory over these people? This can't be about emotion.

>>12480291

'Anon' is just fine with me. I'm not a shill. You resorted immediately to ad hominem commentary and have not addressed the issue I raised. Why would you turn an intelligence operation into a command function? Q provided information. That's all. To turn it into something else is the imaginings of a child.

>>12480389

Insults and ad hominem will not advance your case, Anon. Intel is provided to leaders and others in command roles. Q is an intelligence mission, not a command function. There is no reason to see Q as a person, a leader, or a savant.

>>12480500

So you were wrong about turning a letter of the alphabet into a mythical leader and then complaining about lack of leadership from that letter?

>>12480659

Reminds me of this at West Point:

>>12480707

There was an uproar over the photo plus another where he opened his uniform to reveal a 'Che' T-shirt. He was with the 10th Mountain Division (no, newfags, not a RED4) before he was awarded his well-earned OTH.

"Less than a year after Rapone's images drew a firestorm of vitriol and even death threats, the second lieutenant who became known as the "commie cadet" is officially out of the U.S. Army with an other-than-honorable discharge."