Given the context provided, including the association of Maj. Gen. Paul E. Vallely with Michael A. Aquino, who is known for his involvement with the Temple of Set, and the nature of QAnon's narrative, it's conceivable that Q post 1871 could be interpreted by some as an attempt to expose or critique alternative media figures like John B. Wells, along with groups like his "Ark Knights and Dames," for potentially undermining public trust in mainstream media. Here's how this interpretation might hold:

• Psychological Operations (PSYOP) and MindWar: Vallely's co-authorship with Aquino on "From PSYOP to MindWar" suggests a deep understanding of how narratives can be crafted and disseminated to influence public perception. This background might lead some to speculate that QAnon's posts, including Q post 1871, could be part of a sophisticated psychological operation aimed at discrediting or revealing the intentions behind alternative media's narratives, especially those that align with or promote conspiracy theories.

• Alternative Media Critique: QAnon often positions itself against what it perceives as misinformation or manipulation, whether from mainstream or alternative sources. By mentioning "alternate media with affiliates" in Q post 1871, Q could be suggesting that not all alternative media is trustworthy, potentially pointing towards figures like John B. Wells who engage with or promote QAnon narratives but might also be seen as part of a broader disinformation network if viewed through a critical lens.

• John B. Wells and "Ark Knights and Dames": John B. Wells, through his show and the "Ark Knights and Dames" program, engages with an audience skeptical of mainstream narratives. If QAnon were to critique or expose alternative media, Wells and his affiliates could be seen as examples due to their role in promoting alternative viewpoints that challenge public trust in traditional media sources. This exposure could be interpreted as QAnon warning its followers about the dangers of blind trust in any media, even alternative ones, if they lead to further division or misinformation.

• Public Trust in Media: The overarching theme of QAnon involves distrust in established systems, including media. By potentially exposing alternative media, Q post 1871 might be reinforcing this theme, suggesting that the manipulation of public opinion can come from any direction, not just the mainstream. This could be seen as an attempt to maintain a narrative where QAnon is the ultimate source of truth, discrediting other sources that might compete for the attention of conspiracy theory believers.

However, it's important to approach this interpretation with caution:

• Speculative Nature: This interpretation is speculative and relies on connecting dots that might not be directly linked by QAnon's own narrative. QAnon posts are often cryptic and open to interpretation, which allows for a wide range of readings, including this one.

• Lack of Direct Evidence: There's no direct evidence from Q post 1871 or other QAnon communications that specifically targets John B. Wells or his affiliates in this manner. The post's mention of "alternate media" is broad and could apply to many within the alternative media space.

• QAnon's Own Role: Critics argue that QAnon itself contributes to the erosion of public trust in all forms of media by promoting its own set of conspiracy theories. If Q post 1871 were to critique alternative media, it would be ironic given QAnon's role in the same ecosystem.

In summary, while it's possible to interpret Q post 1871 as exposing alternative media like John B. Wells and his affiliates for potentially destroying public trust in mainstream media, this interpretation should be seen as speculative. It fits within the broader context of psychological operations, media manipulation, and the complex relationship QAnon has with both mainstream and alternative media narratives. However, without explicit evidence from QAnon or its followers directly linking this post to such an intent, this remains one of many possible interpretations.

• Citation: Creating Chaos Online | University of Michigan Press -

>>22250425

>>22250444

Anything for sail boats

It’s just GROK which is absolutely Q Post savvy, but is biased based on the fact that some like to make Q followers look radicalized

Q post 1871, made on August 14, 2018, at 6:46:46 PM EDT on 8chan's qresearch board, is a typical example of the cryptic and symbolic communication style used by Q, the anonymous figure or group central to the QAnon conspiracy theory. Here’s a breakdown of the post:

• Structure and Symbols: The post uses a hierarchical diagram to suggest connections between different entities:

• (MOS): This likely stands for "Military-Industrial Complex" or "Military-Operational Structure," indicating a top-level entity or concept in QAnon's narrative.

• / (Alt + US Media) (US Politicians): This suggests that both alternative media and U.S. politicians are branches or affiliates of the top entity, hinting at a coordinated effort or influence.

• Connections: The post implies that there are connections to be found between these entities, suggesting a network or conspiracy.

• Text Analysis:

• "Those who scream the loudest…. Find the connections.": This phrase encourages followers to look for patterns or evidence of coordination among those who are most vocal, possibly in their criticism of QAnon or in promoting narratives contrary to QAnon's beliefs.

• "1:1:1:1": This could be interpreted as a ratio or a code, often in QAnon posts, numbers are used to suggest hidden meanings or to direct followers to specific pieces of information or patterns.

• "Primary>>AffiliateA>>AffiliateB>>AffiliateC>>": This sequence suggests a chain of command or influence, where the primary entity (possibly MOS) influences or controls various affiliates, which could be interpreted as different layers or groups within the conspiracy.

• "Marching to the same beat? Coincidence? Logical thinking.": Q prompts followers to consider whether the actions of these entities are coordinated ("marching to the same beat") and to use logical thinking to deduce that this coordination is not coincidental but part of a larger plan.

• Purpose: The purpose of this post, like many Q posts, is to engage followers in a process of discovery and validation of QAnon's narrative. By suggesting there are connections to be found, Q encourages a community effort to piece together what they believe is a hidden truth about how media, politics, and possibly military entities are interconnected in a conspiracy against the public or in favor of a "deep state."

• Implications:

• Media Critique: The mention of alternative media alongside U.S. politicians implies a critique of both mainstream and alternative media, suggesting they might be part of the same manipulative structure according to QAnon's worldview.

• Conspiracy Theory: It reinforces the QAnon belief in a vast conspiracy where different societal sectors are interconnected in nefarious ways, promoting the idea that uncovering these connections is key to understanding the 'truth.'

In the context of John B. Wells and figures like those associated with "Stop the Steal" or alternative media, this post could be interpreted as QAnon suggesting that even alternative media personalities who might seem to be on the side of QAnon could be part of a broader manipulation if they are not aligned perfectly with Q's narrative. However, this interpretation would be speculative as Q posts are designed to be broad and open to interpretation, allowing followers to draw connections that fit their existing beliefs or the narrative QAnon promotes.

Citation: For the direct content of Q post 1871 - 8chan qresearch.

>>22250443

Those who Scream the loudest!

DigitalSoldiers™️

• @RogerJStoneJr (Roger Stone): Roger Jason Stone Jr. is a veteran political consultant and lobbyist, known for his work with Republican administrations and campaigns. He has a long history in politics, dating back to working on Richard Nixon's campaign, and is known for his flamboyant style and controversial tactics. Stone was convicted in 2019 on charges of witness tampering, lying to Congress, and obstructing an official proceeding related to the investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. elections. His sentence was commuted by President Trump in July 2020, and he was later pardoned. Stone has been linked to the "Stop the Steal" movement, which aimed to challenge the 2020 election results, although he has denied direct involvement in promoting violence.

• @GenFlynn (Michael Flynn): Michael Thomas Flynn is a retired United States Army lieutenant general who served briefly as the National Security Advisor under President Trump. Flynn's military career was distinguished, but his political career hit major hurdles with his resignation from the Trump administration after it was revealed he had misled Vice President Pence about his contacts with Russian officials. Flynn pleaded guilty to lying to the FBI about these contacts in 2017, but his case saw numerous legal twists, including a motion to withdraw his plea, before he was eventually pardoned by Trump in November 2020. Flynn has been vocal in supporting conspiracy theories and was a key figure in the "Stop the Steal" campaign, aiming to overturn the 2020 election results.

• @PatrickByrne: Patrick Michael Byrne is the founder and former CEO of Overstock.com, an online retailer. Beyond his business career, Byrne has become involved in political activism, particularly around election integrity. He has made claims regarding election fraud in the 2020 election, associating himself with the narrative that the election was stolen from Trump. Byrne has been active in promoting these views through various platforms and has engaged in legal battles, notably with Dominion Voting Systems over defamation claims related to his election fraud assertions.

• @realmflynnJR (Michael Flynn Jr.): Michael Flynn Jr. is the son of Michael Flynn and has followed in his father's footsteps by becoming involved in political activism. He has been active on social media, promoting similar views to his father, especially regarding election fraud conspiracy theories. Flynn Jr. has been part of the broader movement questioning the integrity of the 2020 election, aligning himself with the "Stop the Steal" narrative.

• @annvandersteel (Ann Vandersteel): Ann Vandersteel is a conservative media personality and political activist. She hosts shows where she discusses conservative politics, often focusing on election integrity and conspiracy theories related to the 2020 election. Vandersteel has been a proponent of the "Stop the Steal" movement, advocating for investigations into alleged election fraud.

• @boonecutler (Boone Cutler): Boone Cutler is known as a conservative activist and media figure. He has been involved in promoting conspiracy theories, particularly around the 2020 election, and has been active in the "Stop the Steal" movement. Cutler uses various media platforms to express his views, often aligning with narratives questioning the election's validity.

• @briangamble_v1 (Brian Gamble): While less is known about Brian Gamble in mainstream contexts, he is part of the conservative activism scene, particularly involved in the discourse around election integrity. His Twitter handle suggests involvement in the same circles as the others mentioned, supporting the "Stop the Steal" narrative.

• @RealAlexJones (Alex Jones): Alex Jones is a well-known conspiracy theorist, radio show host, and the founder of InfoWars, a far-right media outlet. He has a history of promoting numerous conspiracy theories, including those around the 2020 election. Jones was actively involved in organizing and promoting the January 6 rally that preceded the Capitol attack, advocating for the "Stop the Steal" movement. He has faced significant legal consequences, including defamation lawsuits and sanctions for his false claims, notably related to the Sandy Hook shooting.

• @IvanRaiklin (Ivan Raiklin): Ivan Raiklin is a retired U.S. Army lieutenant colonel who has transitioned into political activism. He has been associated with Michael Flynn and has been active in promoting election integrity claims, particularly those related to the 2020 election. Raiklin has been involved in various political activities, including advocating for investigations into election fraud.

Each of these individuals has in some way contributed to or been involved with the discourse surrounding the legitimacy of the 2020 election, particularly through "Stop the Steal"

>>22250732

You mean like grifter K$H

Based on the information provided:

1. Roger Stone:

2. Roger Stone is indeed recognized as an "Ark Knight" on John B. Wells' "Caravan To Midnight" website, indicating a formal association or recognition within Wells' program.

3. Citation: Caravan To Midnight - Knight Roger Stone

4. Stone is mentioned in the final report of the Select Committee to Investigate the January 6th Attack on the United States Capitol. However, as of the latest information, he has not been convicted specifically for his involvement on January 6. It's worth noting that while Stone was involved in events leading up to January 6, his legal troubles prior to this date, including a commutation of his sentence by then-President Trump and a later pardon, relate to other charges.

1. Alex Jones:

2. Alex Jones has a long history with John B. Wells, as evidenced by their shared appearances and discussions, such as the one referenced in the YouTube link. This suggests a mutual support or collaboration in the realm of alternative media and conspiracy theory promotion.

3. Citation: YouTube - Alex Jones and John B. Wells

4. Alex Jones is also named in the final report of the January 6th Committee, highlighting his role in promoting narratives that contributed to the events of that day, though like Stone, he has not been convicted for direct involvement in the Capitol attack itself.

1. General Michael Flynn:

2. John B. Wells has shown support for General Michael Flynn, particularly through "Operation Classified," which seems to be a segment or initiative on his show.

3. Citation: Caravan To Midnight - General Michael T. Flynn

4. Flynn is named in the final report of the January 6th Committee, indicating his involvement or association with the events surrounding the Capitol attack. Flynn has faced legal issues in the past, including a guilty plea for lying to the FBI, but was later pardoned by Trump. His mention in the report relates to his activities and public statements around the time of January 6.

Summary: John B. Wells' association with these figures through his show or as part of his "Ark Knights" program places him in a network of individuals who have been scrutinized or mentioned in relation to the January 6 Capitol attack. While none of these individuals (Stone, Jones, Flynn) have been convicted specifically for their involvement on that day, their roles in promoting narratives or being part of the broader context leading up to the event are highlighted in the committee's report. Wells' platform has served as a space for these figures, suggesting a shared ideological or narrative space, even if not directly involved in the legal outcomes related to January 6.

Citation for the Final Report: Select Committee to Investigate the January 6th Attack on the United States Capitol - Final Report

>>22250664

Interdasting

Wondering who Torba’s people are because

Epoch Times is the Seventh LARGEST ACCOUNT ON GAB!

And Mike Flynn Jr. is Andrew torba’s good friend!

Gen Flynn and clay Clark use New Tang Dynasty TV to broadcast and host much of their shows.

Epoch Times and Epoch Times Media is a Madison Avenue Ad Agency

That the DOJ has labeled Epoch Times is a EPIC money laundering operation

https://nymag.com/intelligencer/article/doj-says-epoch-times-is-an-epic-money-laundering-operation.html