You know what killed the news? 24 hour news cycle.
You know what kills QResearch? Thinking there's something """notable""" every hour. There just isn't. There aren't even any digs in this crap pile of "notables" that are here. Just a collection of articles from across the internet.
At least back in the day they had to make schizo graphics that lead nowhere to be taken seriously. Now they just post articles from the gateway pundit. Anons have let shills be so low effort.
Ok where's the repeat on the dig into pizzagate? Where's the repeat on the dig into alice in wonderland? Into Wendy? Into Barrack Obama pedophilia? Into Epstein being murdered? Into Cindy McShitstain saying everyone knew about Epstein? Where's the digs into the connections between Zuckerberg, Sandberg, and Harvard elites? The connection between Aaron Shwartz and MIT's pedo ring?
If that was what was a happening, that's one thing. That's not what's happening. What's happening is people are posting articles from around the internet and using this as a front page of reddit.
So please. Take your pithy remarks and shove them up your ass.
Indeed. But that's why we should recommend anons to dump what they saved offline. To introduce old stuff to the newfags, giving them a sense of history. That would be more productive than spinning wheels posting today's hot hits from around the web.
Your anger brings me joy. Thank you.
Repetition is helpful, and far more useful than whatever it is that we're doing now.
Unironically talking about the gateway pundit, breitbart, Brian Cates, "leakedreality.com", judicial watch, the US Navy's twitter, Jesse Waters, news.usni.org, forbes, Johns Hopkins, the guardian, disclosetv, and msn.com
Unless you mean Benjamin Fulford and/or some random Canadian's subslack. Perhaps the subslack is of note, but that's 1 link in the entire wall of crap you have to wade through to find something that might be interesting.