>>1969319

I call it 'political pandering' at its worst. Though I highly admire senator Scott, wish he had been our first 'black President' instead of the fraud we had, this is a form of twisted virtue-signaling to the black community. Granted the black community may be the most sensitive to the issue, I believe we must move away from collective victimhood, with its attendant call for reparations, if We are to spiritually grow as a society.

Not to cause a slide, but I express the sentiments above as a Jew, and feel it is as applicable, if not more so, from the Jewish community as well. Yes, that includes the Holocaust. We must learn to take pride in our unique traits and cultures, and not be shamed or accosted for doing so, but we must lose the tribal divisions and unify as, in my case, a greater, united America and as citizens and stewards of this good earth.

Question. It seems, at least to me, it's just a matter of time before either Secretary Sanders or the President are asked:

"Who or what is Q?"

We are probably days away, if even that long.

The [Q]uestion I have is this. What are we hoping or expecting the answer to be?

For example, does the President say "yeah, that's been brought to my attention, we'll get back to you when we learn more." (Distancing himself from having first-hand knowledge).

Or does he say "it's the beginning of the largest public disclosure of how society and the world really operate. Research crumbs and Q postings and you will find hidden answers to some of the largest mysteries of our lives. For example, when we believe society 'can handle the truth' without 90% being hospitalized, and we have in place the tools necessary to preserve law and order as well as protect people's lives and property, we will begin to disclose such things as what happened to President Kennedy, and his son John, Jr."

What is the answer to the question of Q when, not if, it is asked? We are approaching critical mass (the 100th monkey), and fast approaching the event horizon.

>>1969874

Quick answer is he continues to communicate directly, as he's been, with his Twatter account, press briefings and rally, stump speeches akin to his recent stop in Fargo, ND.