>>3623958 (PB)

Re: People stuck on "jew blaming"

Q discusses projection a lot–33 times, in fact.

In Drop 2717, he defines 'Psychological Projection' as a theory in psychology in which the human ego defends itself against unconscious impulses or qualities (both positive and negative) by denying their existence in themselves while attributing them to others.

When we obsess about any group of people–Jews, Muslims, even Dems–and do not at the same time look at how we may possess the same qualities, projection is likely.

We assume, I think, that Q speaks of projection in references to groups we consider the "opposition" but I think he's trying also to alert us to our own tendencies to project.

Projection is a way of avoiding seeing what is actually present in ourselves. That's why these endless discussions on X or Y group become so tiresome. There is just the constant reasserting the "this group is bad."

Well, so what? Why say this, over and over? We don't need to know that information to do the work, because we only need to work on what is right in front of us, whether it's researching a fake bomber or discovering who is organizing the invading caravans.

Shillery is one thing, but even some sincere anons get caught up in this endless loop of obsession with proving that this or that group are the root cause of all evil. Those who cannot break out of the loop will find it hard to do any actual work. >>3623958

>>3624436

Good to see another follow up on unethical legal practices, starting with Judicial Watch filing a complain on Ford's lawyers.

https://www.judicialwatch.org/press-room/press-releases/judicial-watch-files-bar-complaint-against-christine-blasey-fords-lawyers/

Summary of J.W. complaint from https://www.dailysignal.com/2018/10/23/legal-watchdog-files-complaint-against-christine-blasey-fords-lawyers/:

Judicial Watch cited two rules of the Rules of Professional Conduct followed by the D.C. Bar:

Rule l.4(a) – A lawyer shall keep a client reasonably informed about the status of a matter and promptly comply with reasonable requests for information.

Rule 1.4(b) – A lawyer shall explain a matter to the extent reasonably necessary to permit the client to make informed decisions regarding the representation.

It is critical that lawyers be called to account for frivolous lawsuits, encouraging clients to make false statement, or other manipulative behavior towards their clients.

>>3624518

The only consolation of reading such a story is that it is still rare enough to make the news. But it should not have happened at all. Blessings on him & his family.

>>3624529

Agree that evil exists in our own minds, although I would not have expressed that here, perhaps, because is departs somewhat from the Q narrative. I believe this is based upon audience analysis & what people can and cannot relate to.

Labeling and categorization is natural to humans, a necessary mental tool considering our current cognitive limitations. It's easy to see those labels as set in stone, when in reality they are flexible.

I would never describe immutable characteristics–such as one's race, sex, etc., as good or evil. That doesn't make sense to me, and it causes incredible heartache and misunderstandings.

But people tend to overgeneralize and they also tend to see subjective mental categories as something that tangibly exists in the world. I'm not in the business of directly challenging people's mental models, but if they are open, it's an interesting topic to discuss.

When people are really stuck in stereotyping, discussions are not productive. The only reason I bring it up here is that there is so much of it, and at least some does not come from shills.

It is relevant at this particular moment primarily because there is so much frustration and tension in the air–no Q, no FISA, no arrests. Lots going on but all of it stressful, and the most positive stuff is mostly behind the scenes.

Creates a situation where some people start acting out, projecting, etc., don't know what to do with excess energy. Mediation, prayer, other practices can help, but so can the acceptance that we are going through a difficult time. It is nobody's fault, it's simply the way it is.

>>3624542

Trying to unravel the reasons for long-held conflicts is a challenge. A couple of observations:

1. There seems to be something about the Middle East that creates extreme tension among peoples. I don't know enough to say more on this.

1. I share your opinion that there IS something about the Jews that sets them apart. And that attracts the animosity of others. This is just my opinion, but it is as if they are a people of great talents whose evolution depends up moving from serving their own group to a much more all-embracing, non-tribal type of service. But they seem not, as a group, to have moved beyond their traditional ways of thinking, and as thus hated by those who sense this and resent their reluctance to change.

This opinion is based entirely upon intuition, not logic or evidence.

>>3624629

Acceptance can stop pain–or at least the suffering that comes from resisting pain. Easier said than done, but definitely possible. Prayer helps.

>>3624657

Works better for me to label the acts as evil, not the actors. That means there is always the possibility of change. That goes for me, too, not just others. Glad I don't have to forever be stuck identifying with evil actions in the past.

>>3624664

Seems like, every time DECLAS is about to begin, some other big events comes along that is impossible to ignore–Kavanaugh, Caravan, Election Optics (eg Hatch), Bombs, etc.

DECLAS obviously deserves plenty of time and space. Get the feeling that it is "meant" to happen after not before the midterms.

>>3624676

The events are real enough but how we think about them varies. Hard to believe,I know, but different interpretations are possible. If you can grasp this, you can understand the outlook of the opposition. And that is powerful.

>>3624667

Bingo.

>>3624703

I would say yes.

I had a dream 15 years ago. I was in a baker's shop. Enormous mound of rising dough on the table. Next scene, moving on a carnival ride thru the dark into a bank that had to do with the American Revolution, $25,000, and Alexander Hamilton.

I haven't figured it all out, but the rising bread, going to a bank (where they have "dough"), and the American Revolution seem awfully on point. Also, reforming the banking system is a central part of this modern revolution.

>>3624714

That's a good way of putting it.

>>3624723

I have heard this expressed as the idea that higher vibes tend to elevate lower vibes. That's why it's so exhausting to spend too much time with folks who drink too much, have no discipline, etc.

>>3624747

Yes, that's also a good explanation. I've wondered what they would do with those who require military tribunals if these people are arrested months earlier. Or would they have to wait to arrest them after the new regs kick in? (Good research project for tomorrow.)

>>3624765

Well, I suspect that it is very helpful demonstrating ad nauseum that Mueller investigation is bogus, so that public opinion slowly turns against it, considers it stupid, expensive, etc. Because once public opinion is on your side, many things become easier.

Re obstruction: Trump already turned everything over to the IG, so how can he be accused of obstruction? He's distanced himself from the whole thing, too, which will help. He's not demanding that something happen right away. All good.

Re poisonous tree: The origins of the tree are always being revealed informally, with many people strongly hinting at how bogus the changes are. The origins will come out. If I remember, the poisonous tree problem arises from tainted evidence being used to arrest & convict someone. In this case, the evidence IS tainted, so that's good, not bad, if I'm understanding your comment correctly.

Thanks to all anons for a thoughtful discussion, especially on how people came to Q. Signing off.