>>666714

People need to pay attention to what Q posts.

When these people who are running for office on Dem tickets (the deep state guys) are shown proof of who has sold them out and betrayed them…. What do you think happens?

The cabal relies on distortions of reality and a carefully crafted class of people who can rationalize injustice as a duty to the greater good. These enforcers are not people who agree with the cabal per se - they simply believe in a facade the cabal advances. They know the war with Russia is a fabrication, but they believe the destruction of national identity will bring peace. They may believe global warming, that free markets don't work, etc etc. They have been given a cause to place as the standard to their ethics. The ends justify the means.

But what happens when they learn those ends were never to be? What happens when the people they served betrayed the vision they advanced to the enforcers?

Psycho-Pass.

Laws do not protect people. People protect the law. One day, someone will show up to turn off the power and humanity will move beyond the Sibyl System.

Psycho-Pass and Kill la Kill. Both perfectly describe the structure of our sociopolitical reality.

>>666860

Q seems to have two triggers for posting.

First is because it's Q time. Q posts in concert with a timed plan. As timing/delta is important in Q maps and the like, these posts follow a sort of schedule that is not within our control.

Second is in response to us. This is usually part of the 'open mic' period. Think of Q as multiple people, and you begin to see a sort of virtual podium develop where the speaker changes, but the podium holds the audience' attention.

I imagine the content of what Q posts adjusts based on what we have or haven't figured out, to some degree - but the format is very similar to what has been done in alternate reality games. Not saying this is a game, but that the format is extremely powerful and predates "self-weaponized autism" on the chans.

Have we still not figured out Sum of All Fears?

That is us. The Autists. Even among very intelligent people, we have a compulsive hunger for understanding that stands out. It is because we hunger for information and knowledge rather than simply being adept problem solvers. We can be problem tinkerers and bunglers… And still accomplish more than a sated genius.

We are the sum of all fears on the internet.

I can drop plans for an audrino based missile guidance system. Or how to build one from components. Chem fags can post chemistry methods for payloads. The jet fighter POTUS just sat in was engineered by people of our cumulative backgrounds who all had to be scouted and paid for the task. Some of them may even be on these boards, or easily polled by people on these boards for their knowledge and experience.

We simply lack the physical means… Currently… To actualize our own jet fighter or AWACS platform. For now.

I spent my highschool years designing automated aircraft and researching the mechanisms. We have nuclear engineers, materials science majors, industry experts, and just plain imaginative autists at our disposal where none of us stands taller than the other in here. The innocent comment by a fool can trigger a brain-wave in a genius realized by a seasoned veteran.

And in terms of internet and event research… There isn't a reported event that can hide. We can eventually find it, and have a hell of a lot more researchers at our disposal.

This is the sum of all fears. This is the internet before social media. It is the internet that has realized what is at stake. It is the internet feeling pressed into a corner, unwilling to die quietly.

Put to task, we rival state agencies…. If not completely overwhelm them. We are still young and lack much experience at being such an entity - but the raw potential is … Well - exhilarating to me. Terrifying to people who like to micro-manage.