It seems a few people are still misunderstanding the point of today. And they are NOT stupid people … everybody's mind resonates in different ways; where somebody may be weak in one area, they're strong in another. It all balances out.

Today was about flooding the online world with memes. The fake news awards, in and of themselves, are pointless. They served the purpose of creating the largest audience we will likely ever see for those memes. Q and Trump hit it from both ends: they created the largest audience we'll probably ever see, concentrated into a select few Twitter feeds; with that captive audience present and accounted for, an unprecedented tidal wave of redpill memes was dropped on that audience. HIGH HIGH IMPACT in a very short time on a VERY large audience.

The fake news awards were the glue that held that audience together. Those people can never unsee what they saw tonight. Seeds were planted, even if they don't realize it. We did our job well. In the coming days, weeks, etc. we will begin to see subtle changes that eventually become an avalanche.

We did not fight, destroy, bomb, or shoot our way to the desired goal. We spread the truth. Nothing more, nothing less.

NEVER think it was a waste of time. I suspect we have no idea (yet) what we have really done here tonight.

>>80010

MUCH more than that. Red pill. Wake up to who is really running this planet … and how … and why. Once a person's curiosity is piqued, the rest will take care of itself. When they start down the rabbit hole, they rarely want to turn back.

>>80024

I wonder if Brian will be shadowbanned over the image.

>>80030

No, that is not how we do things. Not necessary. TRUTH. They fear the TRUTH being known. Nothing terrifies them like an awakened populace.

>>80045

It's an adjustment period, to be sure - and the adjustments come with experience. I look at all this as if Trump were more than just human. We don't understand most of what he does until after it succeeds. So I can't apply normal thinking to it. Just go with my gut and if I feel so motivated, trust and follow. Until there's a reason not to, that approach seems to be working pretty well. But in all new undertakings there's an acclimation period, a period of getting up to speed. If we're going to spread the word, and wake people up, we are going to have to be prepared to take on new people, even - or especially - in here. We have to learn patience with them, for as far as having patience is productive. Nobody turns on a dime. Most of us have been assimilating this stuff for years or even decades. Our target audience, by definition, has not. We have to adapt to the needs of the people we're "recruiting."