sweet bread!
baker
M lovin the editorial skill, keep it up
godspeed baker anon
/qresearch/ would benefit from employing a subset of /pol/ tactics against shills
I applaud your analysis anon, thank you for posting that
The #1 tactic from /pol/'s book of tricks is teaching the crowd the clues to quickly identifying common tactics.
Once you know what to look for
>a single poster (1) usually posts something provocative. Never posts again, the tactic is to sidetrack and provide launching pad for tactic #2
>anons who link to provocative single poster (1) and argue endlessly, this isn't a chat room, a small amount of friendlly banter is OK but again THIS IS NOT A CHAT ROOM (in the ordinary sense, what it is is a unique form of group research)
I'm sure there are more and better lists of pointers but the main thing
The important tactic is shunning, simple DO NOT REPLY to these posts
If you ignore them they get frustrated and stand out even further with divisive or off topic discussions.
Treat this place like an online library, keep quiet unless you have something positive to contribute
I hope this is helpful, it's my 2¢
The thread titles will help make sure it doesn't disaper too quickly,
here is one notable post from thread
>>373987 good graphic of scene, with both 2015 & 2018 data
it's from
>>373174 Q Research General #459: Shooting At NSA Gate #1 Edition