If, like me, your favorite animated TV show growing up was Jonny Quest, it is no surprise you have found yourself here in Q research. The episode plots read like a Notable listing. It's all there: military, science, corruption, evil, mind control, ritual sacrifice, kidnapping, money laundering, Nazi's. Jonny Quest. Quest. Q…hmm. Have the white hats been planning and preparing us this whole time?

1) "The Mystery of the Lizard Men" - September 18, 1964: While investigating the disappearance of shipping in the Sargasso Sea, Dr. Quest discovers a secret laser base (operated by a foreign provocateur and protected by lizard-suited scuba divers) hidden aboard an old shipwreck.

2) "Arctic Splashdown" - September 25, 1964: A foreign submarine crew races Dr. Quest and his recovery team (aboard an American icebreaker) to a downed experimental missile on the arctic ice cap.

3) "The Curse of Anubis" - October 2, 1964: A former archaeologist friend (turned Arab nationalist revolutionary named Ahmed Kareem), who is being stalked by a vengeful mummy, attempts to frame Dr. Quest and Race for the theft of a priceless artifact in Egypt.

4) "Pursuit of the Po-Ho" - October 9, 1964: While going to the aid of a captive fellow scientist in the Amazon jungle, Dr. Quest is abducted (for ritual sacrifice) by a tribe of hostile native warriors.

5) "Riddle of the Gold" - October 16, 1964: While investigating a bar of fake gold from a supposedly exhausted mine in India, Dr. Quest uncovers an alchemist counterfeiting ring (conceived by his nemesis, Dr. Zin, and operated from the palace of a maharajah impostor) that could damage the world financial market.

6) "Treasure of the Temple" - October 23, 1964: While on an archaeological expedition to an ancient Mayan city in the Yucatán jungle, Dr. Quest is threatened by a ruthless British treasure hunter (and his native Indian confederates), searching for riches in the same ruins.

7) "Calcutta Adventure" - October 30, 1964: While investigating a mysterious illness in India, Dr. Quest discovers an underground nerve gas factory (operated by a master criminal and protected by hazmat-suited guards) hidden high within a remote mountain range.

8) "The Robot Spy" - November 6, 1964: The Quest nemesis, Dr. Zin, sends a giant, cyclops, robot spider (by flying saucer-like craft) to a U.S. government research facility in the American Southwest to steal the secrets of a ray gun project on which Dr. Quest is working.

9) "Double Danger" - November 13, 1964: An impostor disguised as Quest family bodyguard, Race Bannon, is infiltrated into Dr. Quest's expedition to gather a rare pharmaceutical plant by his nemesis, Dr. Zin (who covets the plant's potential mind-control properties), in the jungles of Thailand.

10) "Shadow of the Condor" - November 20, 1964: After an emergency landing in the Andes mountains, Quest family bodyguard Race Bannon is challenged to an aerial dogfight by Baron Heinrich von Frohleich, an old German fighter ace (who keeps a collection of vintage aircraft at his Bavarian-style castle in South America) of World War I fame. The Baron’s guns are loaded – Race Bannon’s are not.

11) "Skull and Double Crossbones" - November 27, 1964: A new cook aboard the Quest research vessel betrays his employer to a band of Mexican pirates (seeking sunken treasure, discovered by Jonny) in the Caribbean Sea.

12) "The Dreadful Doll" - December 4, 1964: While researching marine biology in the Caribbean, Dr. Quest discovers a phony witch doctor, who is protecting a secret submarine base (under construction by a criminal contractor) with his supposed voodoo powers.

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13) "A Small Matter of Pygmies" - December 11, 1964: When members of his extended family go down in a plane crash over uncharted jungle, Dr. Quest must rescue them (with the help of local authorities) from a tribe of hostile Pygmy warriors.

14) "Dragons of Ashida" - December 18, 1964: On a visit to Japan, Dr. Quest finds that an old biologist friend (having gone insane) is breeding over-sized carnivorous lizards for the purpose of hunting human prey.

15) "Turu the Terrible" - December 25, 1964: While searching for a rare strategic mineral in the Amazon jungle, Dr. Quest discovers a pteranodon trained by a wheelchair-bound slave driver to capture native workers needed for his mining operation.

16) "The Fraudulent Volcano" - December 31, 1964: While investigating unusual eruptions on a tropical island, Dr. Quest discovers a secret ray gun base (operated by his nemesis, Dr. Zin, and protected by hovercraft-mounted guards), hidden deep within a local volcano.

17) "Werewolf of the Timberland" - January 7, 1965: While hunting for petrified wood samples in the forests of Canada, Dr. Quest is threatened by a gang of lumberjacks (one of whom disguises himself as a werewolf) intent on protecting their gold smuggling operation.

18) "Pirates From Below" - January 14, 1965: The Quest family home in Florida is attacked by foreign (submarine-borne) agents, intent on stealing a new undersea crawling vehicle that Dr. Quest is developing for the United States Navy.

19) "Attack of the Tree People" - January 21, 1965: Jonny and Hadji are marooned (by shipwreck) on the jungle coast of Africa, where they are adopted by a tribe of friendly apes who protect them from a pair of Australian poachers, intent on kidnapping them for ransom.

20) "The Invisible Monster" - January 28, 1965: Dr. Quest comes to the aid of a fellow scientist who has accidentally created an (invisible) energy monster on a South Pacific island. Generally remembered as the most frightening episode in the series.

21) "The Devil's Tower" - February 4, 1965: While doing atmospheric research in Africa, Dr. Quest discovers an inaccessibly high plateau, populated by prehistoric cavemen, who have been trained as slave laborers (for diamond mining) by a Nazi war criminal in hiding named Klaus Heinrich von Dueffel.

22) "The Quetong Missile Mystery" - February 11, 1965: While investigating the contamination of fish in China, Dr. Quest discovers a secret missile base (operated by a rogue general and protected by tree-top posted guards) hidden deep within a local swamp. (Title card shows "The 'Q' Missile Mystery" for the 1964–65 season's re-run of this episode.)

23) "The House of Seven Gargoyles" - February 18, 1965: On a visit to the castle residence of a fellow scientist in Norway, Dr. Quest must help protect his friend's latest invention (an anti-gravity generator) from a cat-burglar, disguised as a gargoyle on the roof, who regularly breaks into the house.

24) "Terror Island" - February 25, 1965: Dr. Quest is kidnapped by a rival scientist who needs help with his experiments to create giant (crab, spider, and lizard) creatures at a secret laboratory compound in Hong Kong.

25) "Monster in the Monastery" - March 4, 1965: During a Quest family trip to Nepal, a band of terrorists in yeti disguise attempt to overthrow the local spiritual/government leader (a Dalai Lama-style figure) who is an old friend of Dr. Quest's.

26) "The Sea Haunt" - March 11, 1965: Responding to a maritime distress call in the Java Sea, the Quest family is stranded aboard an abandoned freighter ship with an (amphibious) sea monster.

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The 'Q' Missile Crisis. Episode 22 in the Jonny Quest series:

22) "The Quetong Missile Mystery" - February 11, 1965: While investigating the contamination of fish in China, Dr. Quest discovers a secret missile base (operated by a rogue general and protected by tree-top posted guards) hidden deep within a local swamp. (Title card shows "The 'Q' Missile Mystery" for the 1964–65 season's re-run of this episode.)

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Traficant was trash. Ask me how I know. Possibly from being from his home city where it all began, plus, having deep connections to all the players involved? What business would one's family have to be in to have those deep connections? To speak with them on a daily basis? Who is here on the Q Research boards? Who is really here? Hmm…

Don't glamorize trash.

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kek