>>2169252

>The point of this thread is to figure out how to utilize the power of the chans in a real way aside from passively digging/posting

/pol/ does this ALL the time and it's amazing what they are able to do when they all act together against specific target(s). Except, they only utilize their power for trolling. Q anons should do the same but rather than troll, try to create specific political goals.

Q anons dig a thousand different subjects constantly, but need to come together more for specific missions.

We redpill and flood twitter, etc. But could use more coordinated action against more specific targets and also have a specific goal.

>>2169797

Didn't seem like we were very effective with things like Internet Bill of Rights when Q tasked us with that…

Need to concentrate power on the right targets.

Need list of sympathetic ppl who have power/influence along with list of best ways to contact.

For instance, /pol/ during meme war had target of CNN. Then someone posted all CNN employees addresses, phone numbers, emails, etc. Then spammed the hell out of them. Got CNN to react immediately.

Gotta make target list and supply methods for attacking.

>>2169873

Example of an effective /pol/ op (pic related).

Come up with witty message.

Post in public.

Send photos of posting.

Get reactions from ppl in media.

Just posting the letter "Q" in places doesn't work very well. Gotta get more creative and use specific topics within Q message and act in coordinated fashion at same time.