>>2857155

>Five freaking days. They made folks sit through that for five freaking days.

Just wait for the upcoming canonization of saints Hillary and Obama. Bring your own barf bag, and better make it a jumbo size!

Q has clearly stated (some) truth can't be revealed because of reasons. Applying some logic: If noname had to be given an emperor's state funeral and a place in history books as the greatest American hero who ever lived, then I don't think we can expect much truth to come out about anything. Certainly not about Hillary and Obama. Too many boats would be rocked by coming clean on that stuff.

This operation is good as far as it goes, but it seems fresh lies will simply be piled on top of old lies in history books to come, to avoid upsetting the existing world order - a fraudulent order created by traitorous criminals who will now go to history as heroes. That't the foundation we will build the future on.

I'm extremely disappointed.

>>2857451

>Why do you care so much what fake news does, concern troll?

I don't. I care about the fact Q has stated the truth will not come out regarding noname.

>>2857462

Try reading this slowly:

Q told us noname's hero legacy will remain. There will be no truth released publicly on the matter. Rocks the boat too much, apparently. This is part of the "(some)" information that must remain hidden, according to Q.

What else do you think may end up being lied about, now that we know noname's heroic legacy is going to be canon in future history books?

>>2857466

>There appears to be no real disclosure, just more coverups.

Yes, and what bothers me, is that we can now see a pattern forming. Q knew the exact minute noname would die a month beforehand, so it's reasonable to assume he was executed after facing a military tribunal. As he should!

But not a single word about this is going to be public, and that hit me hard.

Up until now, I held out hope there would be some semblance of full disclosure, and that we would get a fresh start based on truth. Now it is clear this is not the case.

The Q and team are doing good work as far as it goes, don't get me wrong. But they are fundamentally trying to preserve the existing rotten world order, not tear it down and build a healthy new one on a solid foundation of truth. That much is now clear.

And the problem with that is, there will be no real change! Sure, some of the worst criminals will be dead, and some will "retire" to enjoy their spoils in peace for the rest of their days. But that's it. There will be no revolution in how people think, and everything will be "business as usual", with most people still being firmly bluepilled about everything.

We will still be living in a civilization built on lies. And we who are redpilled will still be the black sheep of the family, the crazy "conspiracy theorist" who doesn't trust Big Brother.

It's a nightmare.

>>2857503

>I believe that his crimes would put a negative light on the very character of USA.

On the contrary, I believe revealing (and destroying) the corruption to its full extent would show the USA as having fantastic strength of character! This would make you the unquestioned leaders of the free world, respected by all who are admirers of things like freedom and justice.

It is the attempt to hide it away that makes your character questionable.

(Spoken as a non-American here.)

>>2857585

I dunno man. I seriously don't think Americans are disliked on a large scale anywhere in the world. Some of the most radical groups you're bombing the shit out of, sure, they don't like you much. But that's really pretty much it.

If a backwards shithole like Rwanda could get over a bloody ethnic cleansing by applying full disclosure of truth, followed by forgiveness and reconciliation, then why would it be impossible for the same to be done worldwide regarding the pedo-cannibal Satanist cabal?

After all, this is a worldwide infestation, so there is no reason to point to any specific nation as guilty, and besides, it's a matter of a group of criminal individuals anyway.

It may well be I'm erring on the side of optimism, but I think Q is erring on the side of pessimism instead. I think the world can take far more truth than they think, and I think we would all be better off for it.

Imagine a generation of children learning nothing but TRUTH in their history books! Imagine the glorious future they could create, a generation that knows who they are, and where they came from!

Now that's not going to happen. Very sad.

>>2857624

How does this "connect to your higher-self" thing work?

I'm asking because I can't seem to connect to jack shit when I'm meditating. It's just me, spaced out in a sea of blissful nothingness.

>>2857638

OK, I can actually buy that. It makes sense.

Let's hope the people starts demanding disclosure then, when this thing starts snowballing.

>>2857668

Thanks. I guess more consistent efforts would be required. I'm only doing this thing once every other week or so. Perhaps it simply takes more dedication before the lotus bud opens…

>>2857693

He's one crazy motherfucker to be sure, but what's even crazier, is that he may actually be right! lol