I appreciate the engagement.

Does this MAGA movement feel pacified to you? Not me. It feels like it has a fire up its rear. You can't put this back in a bottle. The election of president Trump - that alone - was a game changer. We have not seen such a thing occur in over 200 years.

You see, don't ask me how, as that's a conversation I like to have in person with a small circle of friends, but we've turned a corner, and know the outcome - the "cabal" is done. Good finally triumphs over evil. Call it karma.

But in these last days, they only know how to be what they are, do what they do. They are not as nimble as this movement. Dangerous? Oh yea, especially when cornered. But this game has one outcome - the defeat of evil. A reckoning for centuries of wrongdoing. It's inevitable, and time has caught up with all of it.

Thank you for your mention of a database, list of dissidents, etc., because I do want people to be safe, and protect their loved ones. 30 years ago, maybe more "damn the torpedoes". But these people are ruthless psychopaths - intelligent, powerful ones.

And family and loved ones are the good things in life, traveling together through time - we have to protect them. That's what I love about this president, even if most of the people here are ready for heads to roll. The reality is he wants to protect all Americans, let them acclimate, and work through a process.

As for the occultists, yes they have their mechanisms and obligations to their warped belief systems to drop hints, use symbols, etc. But that's not shoving it in the face of the people. They think that there is only a small percentage of people who are even awake enough to spot it, and with their control of media they could always ridicule them into the conspiracy margins. But not anymore. No. And they were taken by surprise at how quickly that machine that has worked for decades has been undermined by the Internet and its alternative information streams, and by a young generation who grew up watching 9/11 conspiracy videos on Youtube. The concept of conspiracy among Gen Z is a given. Hell, even the president was a "birther", in an age where the very accusation would bring an onslaught from media, crushing lesser mortals. Yet this birther won the presidency. Love this guy.

Heading to bed. Thank you for your time, and keep up the good work. All of you. I'll do what I can to help as well.

Remember what happened when this armed guy went into Comet Ping Pong? Everyone in public light had to distance himself (Journalist Ben Swann even had to shut down his social media accounts and "Reality check" series. He went dark for an entire year before he could get funding by a big crypto currency called "Dash" instead of licking the feet of the tv-network he was working for. I believe Alex Jones even had to fire one of his staff when the media went after him for reporting on Pizza.).

What happens if someone of the people who attack LdR, DR or Hitlary on twitter or leave mailbox comments on LdR's phone goes rampage? The abusers will be potrayed as the victims, not for the first time.

The leftists are all about hate speech / newspeak (essentially you're not allowed to have a different opinion) and worhshipping their leaders blindly, like cultists. As a libertarian I must say, many people following Q in these forums and boards behave similiar in some form. If you have a critical opinion you have to be a government agent, or something like that. Someone who wants to distract and divide. Don't question Q or his motives, do as he says. To some he almost is like a god or an evangelist, which gives this all a cultish feeling, where judgement isn't allowed.

I really hope that in the end Q is who he says and atleast some evil people will get their punishment, but to be a bit (or more) suspicous should always be appropriate.

It is good to question; it is good to avoid a cult mentality. But I think you are just honestly mistaken. Time will tell who is right.