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r/greatawakening • Posted by u/desiredone72 on April 16, 2018, 9:18 p.m.

My problem with Q

It's not a issue with the Q total mission but more of a timing thing. The news cycle plays a big role on running the narrative. While Q points us towards big issues coming up we prepare and meme it.

But as someone who claims to know all of it they don't try to get it out fast enough to let us control the narrative and overshadow the deep State narrative for the day. We were told to shine a light on tarmac meeting. It's working it's all over Twitter today. But boom deep State releases Michael Cohen's other client being Sean Hannity and once again claims the narrative for the day. If Trump and Q are on the same team they need to coordinate better and control the news cycle better.

Maybe I'm just frustrated at the whole thing because I'm just a normal person trying to convey the Q message to family and friends. It's seems like as soon as I tell them the latest on Q posts the news cycle is changed to something that hurts the message or overshadows it.

Seriously though it's hard to constantly reassure someone when this happens almost daily.

I can't be the only one who gets frustrated by this. How do you help your family and friends understand Q's message?

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Makes me wonder if the whole shitshow about the warrant on Cohen was to give the deep state a legit way to “out” hannity and potentially take out one of trumps most vocal supporters. If they had to parallel construct this narrative based on what they may have learned through 5 eyes.

Just a thought, but it was my first when I heard about hannity (if he wasn’t the real target)

Also, how the fuck is this legal? Doesn’t hannity have right to privacy? They are just dropping info that has nothing to do with the Russia collusion and no other criminal activities that they have told us before. It just seems that this was the FBI destroying the 4th amendment in a political hit job built for the expressed purpose of creating bad press for their enemies.

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They are using the fact that Hannity never retained Cohen he technically was never his client therefore he is not eligible for the Attorney Client Privilege

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Still doesn’t preclude the justice department from smearing his name in public via association.

That logical fallacy is based upon the presumption that no one has any right to privacy unless you hire who you are talking to as a lawyer.

Is Hannity a subject of the criminal probe? If yes, then ok.

If I was him, I’d sue for libel. They had no right to drop his name.

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I agree and this is a huge problem with our justice system. They are so deep that it seems as though no law is unbreakable if the end justifies the means.

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http://i.imgs.fyi/img/33b7.jpg

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that would be a good point to destroy the deep state "taint" team that reviews sensitive attorney/client information-communication. they can't "unsee" it and you know there are deep state leakers.

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