>>3324325 lb

>https://thehill.com/hilltv/rising/409817-russia-collusion-bombshell-dnc-lawyers-met-with-fbi-on-dossier-before

Can you see the pacing there?

We have seen this pattern before

Stuff doesn't happen in an instant.

News is created.

Several reports come out late in the day

They will be talked about the next day.

Editorials and op-eds will be written

Additional info will come out.

Watch the water

Sit at the beach and watch all the small waves come and go

And then a bit bigger one

And it takes longer to go out,

So the next one catches some of that water

And is even bigger again and then the weight of water

Flows out faster

And the tiny waves begin again.

Q and friends are not running a firehouse,

They are keeping the waves coming in

In a predictably unpredictable fashion

Nobody is afraid to play in the water

And therefore every wave educated more and more people.

A gigantic wave would disrupt all that.

Russia on my mind

Redheads I can find

Lord don't make me blind

Or else I'll feel her sweet behind

>>3324471

We need to start a bunch of reform movements

Like the American History Reform Movement

Whose goal would be to neutralize the Cabal tampering with history

That was revealed by the Dodd Report to the Reece Committee.

That one report could also lead to a reform movement

Targeting private foundations

And perhaps some other things.

There should definitely be a Psychology Reform Movement

Which could start with the works of American Psychologist William James

And review paths not taken to build on his work.

I know that some people did continue his work

But they were sidelined.

A universities reform movement

Would look at ways that cooptation was used

To suppress opinions and knowledge

Within various fields such as psychology and history

This movement would specifically examine the methodologies used by the Cabal

And recommend new rules, and new laws

To prevent such things in future.

When someone tells me 95% of scientists agree that…

I know that I am listening to a political argument

And not to science

So a Science Reform Movement

That moves back to using the Scientific Method

And celebrates aberrant results and people who upset the apple cart.

Even if they are ultimately crackpots, let the scientists prove it

Via experimentation and data.

Get every physics grad student doing LENR work

If they can't disprove it, then there is something there.

Foxy

>>3324639

That's too bad

Because the trademark of the plan

Is give them something next week

It's all in how you dribble

Like basketball

Keep them guessing

Never too much winning

Keep it going and going and going and going

Putin did this in 2000 and he is still running Russia

Because people really do LOVE continuous improvement

It is GENIUS to be STABLE

This is the strategy of the stable geniuses.

SCHOCKED

Sung by Kylie Minogue

Click on show more to look at the lyrics

which you may want to pay attention too

ESSENYTIALLY

Sung by DJ Taka

This one is from a Konami game

You might want to click on SHOW MORE

And read the lyrics as well

FIREWORK

sung by Katy Perry

This is the finale of Red October

And read the lyrics too.

Just click SHOW MORE to see them

So, you have heard the three songs

Whose names are in quotes below

Now you can get the attached PDF

To read over the lyrics of all three songs

>>3281924

Simple.

We made it public.

Operation closed and cleaned.

Coincidence post drop?

Coincidence No Name [exact 30]?

Coincidence Sen. Graham activated?

In the end, you will be 'shocked' to learn what you've 'essentially' witnessed.

Think NYC bomber 'fireworks' hours prior.

WWG1WGA!

Q

>>3324792

When the people are not used to taking personal responsibility

Somebody has to give them that spark

This is our job.

We are the askers of questions

We need to be asking the nagging questions

Until somebody steps up and says, I know this stuff

I could get some people together and make a go of it.

Once the ball is rolling, this will be less necessary

But there is still value in those who look at things

In an uncommon way

And ask difficult and uncommon questions.

>>3324945

Here is a guy who questioned education in the 1960s

And he wrote this very influential article

Which many people read

And then they created the World Wide Web as a result

But what else have we missed in there?

This sample from the New Media Reader contains the reprinted text of No More Teachers' Dirty Looks by Ted Nelson that appeared in his book, Computer Lib/Dream Machines. It was originally publixhed in the September 1970 issue of Computer Decisions a magazine which quickly went defunct.

However Nelson's ideas did NOT die out. This article made a great influence on many people that went on to create the Internet, the World Wide Web, Hypertext, and so much more. It influenced the free courses that you can get from MIT, the online university types of companies like Udemy, Coursera and Khan Academy. This article and this book, "Computer Lib/Dream Machines" is where it all began. This idea took hold of the imaginations of 10s of thousands of people in the early 70's before there were any PCs around at all. The end result was that people created all the tech needed to realize the idea, and soon there was Hypercard for Macintosh and various other implementations which all influenced the design of the early WWW.

Want to change the educational system? Start here. Read it all, find the works referred to in it, and read them. This will give you a good overview of the problems and the vision that one man had to change it all. I think that to succeed in reforming education, we need people with a similar type of BIG VISION for how it will all work 10 and 20 years from now.

http://www.newmediareader.com/book_samples/nmr-21-nelson.pdf