>>3083069(lb)
Great job! Thank you!
>>3083069(lb)
Great job! Thank you!
Just checked goog and Q:The Basics isn't even showing up on the first 3 pages ( didn't check further since most people won't either).
Duckduckgo not much better - way down there beneath all the "debunkers" and monetizers, incl. this gem: https://stillnessinthestorm.com/2018/08/qanon-community-responds-to-media-attacks/
The guy summarizes this article: https://www.theepochtimes.com/media-attacks-do-little-to-sway-q-supporters_2617778.html
The Epoch Times article (published Aug 7) follows your outline (that you published Aug 6).
Is there a way to get the Anons' article to appear right off - and without using "the basics" as a keyword?! Ask The Epoch TImes to publish it?
Normies don't know anything about "anons" and won't do more than search for Q or perhaps Qanon. Right now that search pulls up the garbage articles beginning pg 2 on goog search. Only good news is that qanon.pub and qmap are somewhere further along.
I obviously haven't a clue how to get it to be more accessible - just concernfagging in case someone out there does ( have a clue).
This is sooo cool!
N.B. One item to delete would be the bitbucket.io Link since it is no longer functional?
Fantastic work, anon!!!
Great catch anon! And great graphic to boot! I’ve told you from the beginning that that was the “best” line of the entire article! Last night you posted in general it was a play off of a Le Pen quote?!
You're right - I did a quick search in both goog, duckduckgo and google.fr and there is no record of anyone saying it as I can see -I searched just the first part " God bless the nations of Europe" in Eng and in French. Makes you go, "Mmm"…
…And believe you were inspired, regardless of who might/not have spoken similar words.
I tried a literal translation back to French as well as the more “natural” French expression and neither showed up. I’ll keep trying later though.
The sentence structure is called “structural parallelism”; in this case, “semantic parallelism” - but mirrored!!
Yes that’s the broad term within which are variants: semantic, syntactic, (morphological), phonetic.
Tu es le/la francophone à qui j’ai fait appel tout à l’heure?!