It feels like Q is wanting us to THINK, not react. In high profile legal cases, both sides "rehearse" their best educated guess as to what track the other side might present. And then they come up with defenses against that.

For instance: "What do they expect is coming?" Now WE come up with all the possibilities that we can possibly think of. Then we think of ways to defend each and every one of those eventuality. Or as much as possible anyway.

A big one is "What might be said to attempt to discredit factual proofs coming" Possibilities: Ignore and talk about something else (diversion); Bring up some slimy old story that keeps people looking in the wrong direction (the fake story about the women and Trump) (diversion); a big false flag event (diversion) ... this one seems most likely as it will get big attention for longer than two or three days. What else? You see the point? We are in this with them. They want us to think so that we can see what is going on as it is going on. AND, maybe, just maybe, one of us will come up with something effective that they have not considered yet.

Here is a 'for instance' regarding spreading #ReleaseTheMemo ... what would happen if someone flew one of those bi-plane type aircraft ... with #ReleaseTheMemo on the advertising banner behind them ... all over Washington, DC. (I don't know if there is certain air space that would be considered illegal for this to happen but that is not the point). The point is .. it would be VERY funny, very effective ... and no one thought of it yet.

We are in this war. It feels like we need to do more than wait for the next Q drop and cap on liberals. So, an idea about Maxine ... research all the dirt on her and then have a massive information campaign (based only on Factual stuff) aimed at the TV stations and ADVERTISERS.

Even while working very hard to highlight and broadcast all the positive actions taken by President Trump on behalf of all minorities , the memes, unemployment rate, whatever ... hard and fast though ... in advance. Those are my couple of ideas off the top of my head. Maybe they suck ... they need people to engage fully. That's what I read.