>bbc.com/news/stories-42951788
LURK your own Stories MOAR.
Try reading to the end anon. It might help some.
It was actually a fun read. Great bedtime story. got me teary eyed towards the end.
Will definitely make for a great movie someday.
>Watch the Water
>Submarine-launched ballistic missiles
>>Q
>Sept 7, 1776
First Submarine attack.
The whole point is that it's not.
When you read the first few paragraphs its confirmation bias.
When you read the entire story you realize that perhaps you yourself have this delusional disorder: the desire to believe in something so badly that you're willing to ruin other lives just to satisfy that never-ending need to live out that fantasy.
Sad part is that Mother dies still believing in Stan the Larper.
MY final guess is that this is Shill tactic.
Whoever posted this did not believe it was the "greatest happening of our time" as we Patriot Anons call it. But to the shill, they see Q or other Anons here as Stan. And that this story is merely mocking us and trying to tell us to our face that we're so delusional that it's actually a psychological disorder.
Of course, I believe Q. I believe that we are working to bring down the cabal.
I still can't deny that this BBC article would actually make for a great tragic movie.
Baker an Update from CM
> Obama releases Iranian prisoners, misrepresenting them as civilians despite their work to deliver and advance Iranian weapons capability.
Wow. Sending cash to rescue fake prisoners. Now that's what you call a False Flag and a Hoax.
You might not be a shill, but definitely a puppet.
It happens.
The first few paragraphs hooked you in, like a trojan horse.
You spread the story far and wide.
Normies read until the end and realize that anyone who bought the first few paragraphs might also be exhibiting signs of delusional disorder.
discredited in the eyes of normies, doing the work of shills and clowns.
And not getting paid for it.
>>481965
Do JFK files ever claim that wife would be a suspect?
An accomplice? Finishing the job?
Iridium launch in March. I think there's a total of 8 missions all together.
Difficult for me to sit idly while shillanon spreads misinfo that seems convincing at first.
But you're right. The fighting is only inflating this bread with artificial preservatives that's bad for our brain.