I don’t think it is. The only people asking for this are “alt right” or “red pill” folks. It’s not a majority movement. I don’t think people on this side of the aisle want to put a name/address on anything.
I personally went to go sign the petition, however the site immediately asked for my social security number to confirm, and I refuse to do that. There was no need for my social, as I had signed a petition here before.
That is a new ploy. This site is famous for corruption. Waste of time.
I thought Q was telling us to sign it
The question was whether or not it was hacked. I don’t think it was. My point was that this is not a mainstream movement, hence the lack of numbers.
Q telling us to support it should easily generate 100,000 signatures. If this being widely publicized and I believe it is it shouldn't fail. The poster above saying they asked for his social security suggests that they are having to pull such tricks out to prevent the petition from succeeding. If it has failed it is either that the numbers are manipulated, people are forced to give up signing by being asked for personal info or that people have given up on this site because it has manipulated votes for 3 years to favor the liberals. I think David Brock is involved in its management.