>>13651309 (lb)

>hope it's not a 6 year plan

The public revelation (that Q and his message is real) needs to happen in 2021. Everybody thought that the Patriots would be able to take over the Republican Party in 2018, and here we are in 2021 still arguing about whether the boogeyman (Deep State) even actually exists. We still don't even have control over the R party, and Neocons are still winning primaries in former red states like Virginia.

So many Patriots are checking out. Some because they think this was all a LARP, others because they think this was all real, but a failed plan. (If 2021 comes and goes expect more to abandon ship.) At this point we are trying to keep those Patriots invested. Waking up more normies to the cause has become a secondary priority.

I made so much progress with people in Virginia, getting them to think about what was happening, and now none of them will even listen to me, because they think it was all a sham. They feel embarrassed that they even considered such a scenario.

I remain hopeful that they will come running back, when the precipice hits, but in the meantime the lines for discourse/discussion are closed, which also means we cannot organize at the local level.

And it's not as if "The Revelation" will be some miraculous cure all. There is still a shitload of work to do, building local [political] infrastructures to weed out the bad actors at the local levels, and install good Patriots. That task will take years of hard work, and we are dead in the water right now, because many are questioning whether the effort is even worth their time. (hate that mentality)

>>13651398

The stories on that site are ridiculous. Hillary has already been executed at GITMO? What possible benefit would there be in secretly executing her? Not only would that piss off her supporters, but it would also piss off Patriots who wanted to SEE HER face some form of justice in the public square. Executing her behind the scenes seems very sympathetic, as you are allowing her to avoid public scorn and scrutiny. So if that story is true, it actually makes me mad, not relieved. Certainly not a move that I would describe as "transparency." It sounds more like something a draconian government would do.

Pic related.

>>13651559

That's all great and everything, but if the message is that we need a renewed wave of populism and grassroots patriotism, then at some point we also need TRUTH.

I fully understand the need for OPSEC, and playing opossum to deceive the enemy, and allowing accelerationism to take root to show people how evil these people are, but we are being stripped of every resource that we have to help convince the normies to join the cause.

I do not expect the Q team to fight EVERY battle that needs to be fought to save our nation, while we just sit on the couch eating popcorn in a dull daze.

I'm frustrated that good hardworking MAGA candidates like Amanda Chase (Virginia) are being pushed aside by the Republican establishment for neocons like Glenn Youngkin, and Trump swoops in and gives the neocon his endorsement. (General Flynn endorsed Chase last month, on video with her.)

That's not "retaking" our country. That's helping Neocon Establishment Republicans reassert themselves over the Commonwealth of Virginia. (Youngkin has deep ties to the Bush family and others, while claiming to be an "outsider." The Virginia GOP had to change the rules of the primary from a public vote to a delegate convention in order to prevent Chase from becoming the nominee.)

And if you're telling me that I need to wait another 4 years to retake Virginia from the Neocons, then it seems in my best interest to make sure the Democrats remain in power, so the accelerationism can resume and wake up more normies. (Again, I don't view this as a winning strategy. And I am not going to compromise my principals and work with Neocons just to gain power.)

>>13651651 (me)

>we are being stripped of every resource that we have to help convince the normies to join the cause.

>>13651652

Now THIS is what I am talking about. If the Republicans refrain from latching onto this and pursuing it to the ends of the earth, then we are being denied valuable TRUTH that could be used to retake control of our governments.

I hope I am wrong, but watch how fast this storyline gets memory-holed. In a few months this will be the next Hunter Biden laptop story, and we will all be wondering what ever came of it. Hope I am wrong, but I've seen this movie before.

>>13651514

It's not just here. Prior to the inauguration, the information streaming from this board was readily and openly discussed on multiple platforms and websites. (Many didn't even realize that they were discussing Q-sourced topics.) Go to those Trump-friendly forums now, and you will find that it has decayed into cynicism toward our movement. The idea that there are good people in power working behind the scenes to save the country is mocked and ridiculed. And while it is easy to cast aspersions at those folks, and write them off as Summer Soldiers or Paper Patriots, are they not the very people we are trying to rally and recruit to our cause? Do we not need them in order to succeed?

Those places are sick of living off of crumbs. ("hopium") It will take a true spectacle to get them back into the right mindset, and I hope that spectacle is in store. (No I don't think that a quiet headline announcing the discovery of election fraud in Arizona is going to be enough. Not without arrests or some other dramatic display.)

>>13651731

>>13651688

I am in this same camp, and I can tell you that my sympathy for the "delicate psyche" of the average person is wearing thin. I don't care how upset or emotionally crippled people will be to learn the TRUTH of the world. They made a choice to invest themselves intellectually into false idols (as I once did) and there are consequences for making that choice, despite being led astray by powerful forces.

We cannot surrender the world to Satan, simply because we fear the consequences of what may or may not transpire by shining the Light of TRUTH.

>>13651714

>confirmation

Confirmation by who? Michael Baxter? Who the hell is that?

Q said not to trust ANYBODY, and that he would not communicate with us, outside of this board.

>>13651549

I don't deny the flood. I have seen it, firsthand.

>"why not find something else in life to keep occupied while this part goes on?"

Is this not contrary to EVERYTHING this movement stands for. (I agree with you, btw.) If we all are "checking out" until something happens, then are we not reverting back to the same apathetic mindset that got us here in the first place? Would our efforts not be more fruitful if we could organize and make preparations to retake control of local/state governments? (Many of us are doing this, but are being hamstrung by the barrage of disinformation.)

Perhaps we are not meant to play a role in any of this, right now. Perhaps this is the maelstrom, The Great Flood, and all we are meant to do is survive it. But I am watching people around me suffer, in real time, and it is scarring my soul.

I know for certain that the root of this suffering is the fact that we are ruled over by cowards and sociopaths. And I am sick and tired of standing around waiting for a mythical force to come save us. It seems counterintuitive to the American ethos of self-reliance.

I know Q is real. I know the plan is real. And I know we are now in a cyclone of accelerationism. Where others see chaos, I see The Plan. Clear as day. But the more I witness this evil fester and multiply, the more determine I grow in my resolve to see it destroyed completely. There can be no negotiation. There can be no coexistence, no reconciliation. So Q better be ready to see this through. No half-measures and no excuses.

>>13651918

Pretty much this.

The HBO documentary seemed like the final piece of the puzzle. My apolitical friends (some didn't even vote in 2016) who knew nothing about Q watched it and thought it was fascinating. They ambushed me at a group dinner about it, and made clear that they all knew I was into Q, based on the language I had used for the past few years. They probably think I'm nuts, but at least they now KNOW about it. I would call that "setting the stage," because now WHEN the hammer drops, they will be fully up to speed (or at least will know where to go to get up to speed) about what is happening. (These are people that I never expected to even become aware of Q, until AFTER SHTF. That is how disconnected they are to politics, and a sign to me that everybody now must at least be aware of what Q is.)

TLDR – The Stage is Set. Let's see if anything actually happens.

>>13652013

Haven't posted here since January 2021. (Though I have been lurking almost daily)

Guess I finally decided to post again after witnessing the Amanda Chase defeat in the Virginia GOP gubernatorial primary. (And subsequent Trump endorsement of the Neocon candidate)

It's pretty clear that "Moves and Countermoves" is meant to mean that The Plan is ever-evolving and develops based on what the enemy/supporters do or don't do.

Amanda Chase spent the past 18 months (she announced her candidacy in Jan 2020) going from township to township in Virginia, building her support base the old-fashion way. And it showed in the polls. When the Virginia GOP announced they were going to change the rules of the primary to prevent a public vote (and her nomination) I knew the fix was in.

Watching Trump endorse the Bush-family Neocon, simply because he is running against a Clinton bagman (Terry McAullife) feels like such a betrayal, especially since Flynn just endorsed Chase last month.

So I guess I come here hoping that Patriots hear this message and realize that we are being deceived (AGAIN) by the Deep State, and to mobilize to get the truth out there!

Pic related. Youngkin plans to appeal to D voters and moderates by "walking back" the Trump-era GOP rhetoric. Amanda Chase was branded "Trump in heels" (meant as an insult) by the Virginia MSM/Establishment.

>>13652113

o7