It's like a casting call for a film called 'Q Patriots.' They all look perfect for the parts. Good looking. Passionate. Well produced videos, all with their American flags, and compelling scripts, delivered flawlessly.
And who decided all at once that anons were supposed to post their 'oaths' to Twitter at the same time? How come I didn't get the message too? Is it because I don't have a kabbalah bracelet? What's going on here?
Wow, how can I possibly criticize such a good looking, emotional, deaf patriot?
Why am I such an asshole?
Because I find these videos suspicious?
I mean I'm torn. After all, these are the only 'anons' that people get to see on Twitter. They are the only ones we are allowed to see. (Twitter doesn't let you see my videos, let's put it that way.) And so should I go along with the giant con? Because these actors are persuading real people to believe. And that's a good thing. But I feel like this is 8kun, where we question everything and we ask the hard questions, seeking difficult truths. So, here I am asking…
Is the con is much bigger than we imagined?
That looks like a script.
Except Q never said what "the oath" was. I mean, the first logical assumption is it's THAT oath. But that's not the only way to interpret it. But apparently anons on Twitter all decided at the same time to interpret the oath-drop that way and post it on Twitter in the same way at the same time? By who's directive? The videos are too slick. The scripts are too well written. Real people can't even set up their phone-cameras like that very easily. These are too well produced for my comfort.
Oh, so she just read the Q drop and decided to do this oath?
So she's not an actor? (Nice lighting.)
No mention that someone else on Twitter might have mentioned that they should read the script and post a video? Aong with everyone else? And, "Make sure you finish off with WWG1WGA."
Where are these actors getting their 4 am directives? On Twitter private messages? On Parlor?