Just stepping back to get a bigger perspective on recent events, in regards to the 'B' post, which I am now thinking is probably a distraction.

What was happening on the board over the last few weeks that was out of the ordinary and controversial, increasing in intensity, and getting unusually strong reactions by those opposed to it?

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What claims were made that, if true, might cause someone with admin access to do something drastic to try to silence the claims, or disprove them, or take all the focus off of them?

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Prior to that was it ever normal for any board admin (BV) to be posting 20+ times in every bread? Was it ever normal for a BV to try to control the conversations, or determine for the board what is true and what's false, or "remove anything that makes anons feel uncomfortable? Do I need to worry about being banned for this post, myself?

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Was it ever normal for a BV to talk about how much they can see about anons behind the scenes, and how people that post here are not as anonymous as they think?

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Was it ever normal for a board admin to make posts with racist terminology, or repeatedly post the same long copypasta with lots of red text and purple text?

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What happened right before the post on Q's board?

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Until yesterday how many times had you ever seen "USER WAS BANNED FOR THIS POST" on the qresearch board since 8kun began? Did you ever see or hear about people being banned for making unpopular statements or larping?

Was the timing just coincidence, that the 'threat' was banned right around the same time that the new mysterious post went up on projectdcomms?

And now what topic is the most popular today, instead of the controversies and claims that were the most talked about the day before? Distraction successful?

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