Thank you, Baker!
>>9778683 (lb, Q)
>How does the average person, who is under constant financial stress (by design), find time to research and discern fact v fiction?
That's the hard part ….
…. unless the person has seen the "light" before becoming "average" – that is, before entering the treadmill of family, job, house etc.
Once you've had the taste of truth, you'll never forget it, and never go for anything else anymore…..
At any rate, it is evident that there are too many normies, too little truth in what's being consumed by them as the "media", and too much desire for fake "convenience" and fake "comfyness" in those normies.
I do agree in parts, and also would trust that this "backchannel" (or this 1st time experiment to circumvent the MSM, as Q stated) has changed some things ….
Still, too much longing for "convenience" (mobile phones, online login credentials stored, google, microsoft etc) and too much cognitive dissonance in the "normies".
I hope they'll vote for Trump again, that's for sure. But I do also very much hope that there'll be done more by the administration to change this dangerous situation.
>No it hasn't.
Q: "Analysis [start-to-now] indicates situational awareness […] of general public expanding at massive pace."
You don't believe the quote above has some truth/substance to it?
>Q is going to ghost us soon as Trump wins election. Mission accomplished.
It eludes me how that would make any sense (vid).
He didn't have to do it in the first place.
By the same token, there's no need for him to get re-elected in Nov…..
…. unless there's a mission to accomplish.
Save some really big & mindblowing booms happening, that would change the mindset of most Americans before November, Q may continue to be helpful for that mission even after Trump's re-election.