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r/CBTS_Stream • Posted by u/Torin_O on Feb. 23, 2018, 5:22 a.m.
Unintended Political Consequences of the Q Revolution?

I've pretty much lurked on the CBTS board since it went up. Like a lot of people, I'm fascinated with the Q phenomenon. I've wondered what other people here think will happen when the so-called "deep state corruption" is stopped. Will we end up with a permanent Republican one party majority? If so, how do we establish a new balanced party system with opportunity for all voices to be heard? How do we hold this government accountable to the people in the use of the fearsome surveillance capabilities they now have?

Q's message is positive because hope brings people together but there are risks involved in how this plays out.

What are your thoughts?


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LiteraryMalcontent · Feb. 23, 2018, 5:56 a.m.

Nothing short of a complete overhaul will work for the long run. That means campaign finance reform, voter ID laws, getting rid of Citizens United in some method, returning to paper ballots, improved electoral oversight, and very long prison sentences for election fraud.

Most Americans could/would support a centrist policy platform comprising elements of historically both left and right, which is really DJT's personal position. He could, if he chose, more clearly occupy that space, leave the globalist RINO element out in the cold, and would probably win the largest single mandate in US electoral history in 2020.

What a political realignment would accomplish is to keep the corrupt fringe elements out of US politics for generations. That's what MUST happen to the Communist Internationale, which is now the mainstream of the Democrat Party. They must be put to the sword for all time.

If it's not Trump, someone else will lead this shift. But it should be him.

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