War room Anons. You got the Juice. This is starting to get traction in General but we need you guys to Make It Fly!

>>850968

Mentioned after Q put out second statement about HRC Video. Very Bad.

Like he was just laying it out there again.

Very little traction.

Every Patriot on this board should be Demanding to #ReleaseTheDamnVideo.

Enough is enough already. We have been hearing about this since wienerheads laptop.

If not now When!

Let's focus on something we can see some tangible evidence off.

Make it RAIN.

WE HEAR YOU!

>>855633

What does that mean? When the time comes?

How do you know?

>>855633

I thought POTUS stated that if there was enough public demand that would override any security issues. Q just brought it up twice ans just left it hanging there.

>>905794

Hey that's pretty good if not down right perfect!

It's perfect meme fodder.

why is Jeff banning this book?

Who doesn't want you to read it and why?

Corsi can red pill the shit out them.

Maybe Something like this

#BookBanningAmazon

#BookBanningBezos

#BezosBansTheBook

#BanTheBookBezos

Banning Something Makes It Powerful

Most bans in free countries today regard media: books, films, music and ideas. In most cases the announcement of a ban is free-PR for all of the people who are probably interested in the thing being banned who might not have heard of it if the ban didn’t happen. Most media love telling the story of things being banned, since it earns intense interest from both the people who agree with the ban and the people who are upset by it. Every time a parents group bans an album, or a religious organization bans a film, the film itself becomes far more powerful. Rather than a ban being a bad thing for an artist, it can often be a catalyst for their ideas and you can often see artists deliberately trying to manipulate this cycle to their advantage.

http:// scottberkun.com/2013/banning-things-makes-them-powerful/