>>5569749 pb For the most part it seems that Q is anti FB, then implies that MZ 's move towards privacy is a response to getting caught, then focuses on anti-vax information being suppressed. So is the anti-vax move by facebook an example of more bad acting, or is it an example of them having acted to spread misinformation in the past and now trying to cover their butts? In general most of Qs narrative is anti old guard establishment, but I never ceased to be amazed and semi confounded by some of the directions the Q narratives head. Probably the most confounding part of Q is that 'think logically', 'you have more than you know', and 'think for yourself' can easily lead you to a well reasoned argument for just about every perspective out there. It all depends on what you want to see.
>>5573772 Not sure if that is meant to be serious, but if it is, 1925 did not have a pharmaceutical industry driven by the market's 'greed is good' more than the Hippocratic oath nor a public health system headed by the WHO who's goal is a world with many fewer people. Don't forget the populous just got told there is no other way in Marvel's Avengers: Infinity War, the universe needs fewer people humans regardless how how people feel about it.
According to NPR, voter fraud does not exist. Just political rhetoric on all sides.
https://www.npr.org/2019/03/08/701409839/voters-have-to-wade-through-fraud-rhetoric-to-get-to-the-truth
I am fairly knowledgeable about blockchain and know some of the downsides, but why do you think we will never wish we heard of it?