To my understanding, it will be part of our job as Digital Soldiers to calm the public and mitigate unrest by keeping them informed as this war breaks out onto the surface.

We're going to need more than frog memes and a bunch of infographics to do that. As effective as Q is, a lot of people will likely be freaked out by big name arrests, especially if they bear the appearance of being politically-motivated. The MSM's stranglehold on information means we need more than just a bypass or backchannel for the truth. We need to interfere actively with their messaging somehow. We need something to get at the people who are just watching TV news.

The sheer level of polarization right now would make it difficult to convince the people who think POTUS is Hitler that a military intervention to save the country is all right. They will just see another Hitler, and the media will rile them up.

We are going to need some POWERFUL ammo to work with going forward if we want to win hearts and minds.

>>9900466

You are, in-general, correct. There are, however, still a number of people who earnestly believe that

>CNN gives both sides of the story

>POTUS is a Russian agent

>2016 was illegitimate

>POTUS is Hitler

As small and lunatic a minority as this may be, they're the sort of people who will not be swayed be proofs or reasoned argument. They respond to sensationalism and dramatized narratives.

We need sensational drama to happen on TV if we want to snag those people.

Hello, CNN.

We know you're watching.

We appreciate the unprecedented level of coverage you've given us with that last article.

>In a video posted online over the weekend, President Donald Trump's first national security adviser, Michael Flynn, is seen using phrases and slogans that are hallmarks of the baseless QAnon conspiracy movement. He also tagged his post with a QAnon hashtag.

>Followers of QAnon believe there is a "deep state" within the US government that is controlled by a cabal of Satan-worshipping pedophiles. According to the conspiracy, the cabal is largely run by Democratic politicians and liberal celebrities – and Trump is trying to take them down.

>Flynn posted the 53-second clip to Twitter on Saturday, which was the July Fourth holiday. In the video, Flynn leads a small group in reciting a generic oath of office, the same oath taken by members of Congress. After finishing the oath, Flynn says, "Where we go one, we go all!" His post included the hashtag #TakeTheOath, which he recently added to his Twitter bio as well.

Aside from the word "baseless" that's actually not a bad summary to start with. Thanks for being more fair and correct in your coverage than any of us expected.

It looks like it'll be difficult for you to ignore us from here on out, so we expect you to run more smear pieces and lunatic accusations against us. We also expect your full cooperation in any false flag operations blamed on Q or this board.

>"He is clearly endorsing QAnon in the video. Whether he believes the conspiracy theory is another matter," said Joseph Uscinski, a leading expert on conspiracy theories who teaches at the University of Miami. "The 'Where we go one, we go all' chant makes it clear. It is a QAnon saying. Further, the QAnon folks have all been taking this 'pledge' lately online and posting it."

>Despite Powell's comments, this isn't the first time Flynn's team has flirted with conspiracies.

Despite calling us names, it's clear you're actually fairly well-aware of what's happening here and what we intend. You know full-well what's up and you just lie and slander us anyway. So hello, Joseph, and hello to all Q "experts" in the MSM.

https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2020/07/07/politics/michael-flynn-qanon-video/index.html

Know this: We aren't playing around. All of you and your buddies are screwed.

>>9900714

They are flailing.

>>9900838

Don't forget that Q can easily just post as Anon to help us any time they want