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"Q Clearance Patriot" mentioned in a hit piece by the Irish Examiner. Irish anons are awake to MSM lies!
Q theorists led astray by crumbs of untruth
What’s most striking about the Q Clearance Patriot phenomenon is how many people are taking its paranoid online conspiracy theory ‘crumbs’ seriously, says Mattathias Schwartz.
GO hungry for too long, and a lot of strange things will start to look like food. The smallest morsels become precious, especially if you believe they form some kind of trail with a meal at the end.
This is true not only of physical sustenance; it is true of knowledge as well. You always find scattered crumbs — inscrutable analogies, esoteric equations, unverified allegations from anonymous sources — gathered around those questions about which we know the least.
For months now, one anonymous source — an internet user called ‘Q Clearance Patriot’ or ‘Q’, posting on anarchic, underbelly-of-the-internet message boards such as 4chan and 8chan — has been spreading its “crumbs” across the web, offering a running commentary on the state of the US nation in a gnomic and paranoid style.
To call the result a mere “conspiracy theory” doesn’t quite do it justice, shortchanging both its utterly absurd wrongness and its vast pseudo-explanatory power. Q’s prophecies are something closer to a grand unifying conspiracy theory, one that incorporates older absurd theories (stretching back to the Kennedy administration) and continuously spins off new tendrils, glomming itself onto news events as they unfold.
Good and evil, it claims, have mustered two warring teams; the fate of humanity hangs in the balance. The heroes are the military (especially the Marines) and president Donald Trump, who is secretly co-operating with Robert Mueller to, some disciples imagine, uncover a global ring of sex-trafficking paedophiles.
And even this risks making it sound more realistic than it is.
What’s most striking about the Q phenomenon is how many people take it seriously. #QAnon billboards have started showing up beside highways in Georgia. Q’s supporters have turned up en masse, with signs and T-shirts, at Trump rallies. Actor Roseanne Barr tweets about it.
In June, an armed man was arrested after blocking traffic near the Hoover Dam; in jail, he reportedly wrote a letter to Trump including Q’s motto: “Where we go one, we go all.” Trump shows no particular inclination to discourage the theory. In August, he posed for a picture with the former talk-radio host Michael Lebron, who promotes Q theories online, inside the Oval Office.
“Your president needs your help,” writes Q in one ‘Q drop’ — that’s what Q’s followers, or ‘bakers’, call each bread crumb. Q engages the bakers as collaborators who “research” lines of inquiry and offer possible answers to Q’s hypnotic flurries of leading questions (“Las Vegas. What hotel did the ‘reported’ gunfire occur from? What floors specifically? Who owns the top floors?”)
But Q balances fear-mongering with notes of reassurance: The bakers are, by poring over each nonsensical hint, supposedly aiding their fellow “patriots” on the inside. Bad news is merely a “distraction”. The president’s behaviour is merely a ruse. The good guys are secretly in control, and they are going to win.
(read more)
https://www.irishexaminer.com/breakingnews/views/analysis/q-theorists-led-astray-by-crumbs-of-untruth-874751.html
http://archive.fo/4eqFf
Q Irish Flag on UK Live TV - QAnon on Sky News
Published on 13 Jul 2018
Q Irish Flag on UK Live TV - QAnon flag on Sky News during live coverage of President Trump's visit to the UK to meet the Queen.
This was posted in the last Q Research Australia thread. I thought Irish anons might find it useful, too.
Have a play around with text formatting on the Test Board -
https://8ch.net/test/res/51520.html
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Woman shot dead in 'terrorist incident' in Northern Ireland
London: A woman was killed after shots were fired during rioting in the Northern Irish city of Londonderry on Thursday that saw police attacked by petrol bombs and other missiles.
After earlier appealing for calm when a number of shots were fired in the Irish nationalist Creggan area of the city, police confirmed shortly after midnight that a 29-year-old woman had died.
"We are treating this as a terrorist incident and we have launched a murder enquiry," Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) Assistant Chief Constable Mark Hamilton said in a statement.
A local journalist at the scene, Leona O'Neill, wrote on Twitter that after the woman was hit and fell beside a police Land Rover, officers rushed her to hospital, where she died.
O'Neill had earlier posted videos of police vehicles being pelted with what she said were dozens of petrol bombs, bricks, bottles and fireworks. The videos showed two vehicles were left in the middle of the street and lit on fire.
The rioting was in response to a house search that a large number of officers conducted in the area, she said.
The detonation of a large car bomb outside a courthouse in Londonderry in January highlighted the threat still posed by militant groups opposed to a 1998 peace deal that largely ended three decades of violence in the British-run province. No one was injured in the blast.
US House of Representatives Speaker Nancy Pelosi led a congressional delegation to the city earlier on Thursday, as part of a trip to show support for the peace agreement politicians in Washington helped to broker.
The leaders of Northern Ireland's two largest political parties, the Irish nationalist Sinn Fein party and pro-British Democratic Unionist Party (DUP), both condemned the killing.
"Those who brought guns onto our streets in the 70s, 80s & 90s were wrong. It is equally wrong in 2019. No one wants to go back," the DUP's Arlene Foster said on Twitter.
https://www.smh.com.au/world/europe/terrorist-incident-shooting-claims-life-of-woman-in-northern-ireland-20190419-p51fle.html
https://archive.md/s40qo
>The woman killed was Myra McKee, a young, well respected Irish journalist standing with a group of ?journalists beside a police landrover.
>Although claimed to have been an "accidental killing" and that shots were allegedly fired at the police, is it possible there is more to this story?
>From the released footage the masked shooter seems to be taking careful aim, and a colleague appears to pick up the used shell casings.
A brazen and obvious assassination.
Lyra McKee's literary agency was Janklow & Nesbit. "The Lost Boys" summary has been removed from the agency's website, however it still exists within Google's cache.
>The Lost Boys by Lyra McKee
>(Faber & Faber, 2020)
http://www.janklowandnesbit.co.uk/lyra-mckee/lost-boys
http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:lEsKvNeXaBIJ:www.janklowandnesbit.co.uk/lyra-mckee/lost-boys+&cd=1&hl=en&ct=clnk&gl=au
https://archive.md/oVJS3
"The Lost Boys is a book about the Troubles, and about Belfast over the last fifty years, which orbits the stories of these disappearances, with a focus on the case of Thomas Spence and John Rodgers, aged 11 and 13, who vanished at a bus stop near the Falls Road in West Belfast in November 1974. The author, Lyra McKee, has a theory about what happened to them."
What was Lyra McKee's theory about what happened to Thomas Spence and John Rodgers?
Did her investigations uncover evidence of a high-level pedophile ring composed of prominatnt political and religous figures?
Was this pedophile ring to be exposed with the publication of "The Lost Boys"?
Was she murdered under the cover of sectarian violence to prevent the book's publication and send a warning to other investigators?
They want you DIVIDED.