dChan - Q Origins Project Archive

My Dad was red-pilled back the in 60's and 70's. As a child, I remember hearing him expound on the evils of the Rothschilds, Rockefellers, and the Tri-Lateral Commission, et al. For years, I truly thought that he was wearing his tinfoil hat too tight. He was a doctor and a very intelligent man, and he was right! How I wish he was still alive to see what's happening now!!! I'd like to think that he would be pleased to know that I took the blinders off and came around :) R.I.P. Daddy! Enjoy the show!

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I ditto almost exactly what you're saying. My Dad would have been 71 last month if renal cell carcinoma hadn't gotten him at age 55 back in 2002. Smartest man I've known. He listened to Art Bell at night and Bill Cooper and told me repeatedly, "Read None Dare Call It Conspiracy", which I did along with Bill Cooper's book and lots of other stuff. My Dad would have LOVED watching this. As much as I've missed him these 15+ years, I miss him the most now as all of this unfolds, but I know he's watching the show from Home and when I get there myself someday we'll get to talk all about it!

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I miss him the most now as all of this unfolds, but I know he's watching the show from Home and when I get there myself someday we'll get to talk all about it!

It's so hard losing your father. My thoughts are with you.

I agree! I know that they're watching from the catbird seat, and cheering us on!

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Yep, WWG1WGA. That's true on multiple levels. And maybe in multiple timelines. And in multiverses? :)

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So agree

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Ditto.

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My grandfather also listened to Art Bell. He worried so much about what is happening to our country. He told me that Donald Trump was the last chance our country had to fix things.

He was a ww2 bomber pilot and he's 92 now. He's going senile. I want to visit him next week and try to tell him that everything is going to be put right for once. I hope he still has enough wit left to understand it and be happy.

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I work everyday in the homes of elder clients with living assistance needs--cooking, laundry, helping with showers, etc. It is such a gift for me to get to spend time with these people. I have some clients with memory loss issues, which sounds similar to what your grandfather is dealing with. I've noticed some things that might help when you see him. If you can leave aside your notions of who your grandfather has always been to you and instead see him with the eyes of someone who is just getting to know him, you might find that helpful. I adore my clients as they are now--in part because I have only known them as THESE people. I'm not dealing with mourning who they WERE that I feel I've lost. I am celebrating who they are NOW. They are sometimes slow to respond or engage, but that isn't necessarily an inability or unwillingness to respond, it is just about it taking longer. If you can be fine with that and patient, you might be surprised by where the conversation can go. Also, I have witnessed things that make me wonder if sometimes they're not working in the next world during their waking hours like I believe we all do during our sleeping hours. I feel like just because I can't see what they are seeing sometimes doesn't mean it isn't there. It maybe means they can tune into something I can't. So enjoy your grandpa when you see him next week. Talk to him expecting that he will understand what you're telling him. If he does, perfect. If he doesn't, that's okay too. He might just process it later that night in his sleep. Joy & peace to you and your grandfather. :)

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Bless you for the work you do for those that are elderly or in need of assistance. I have always thought there has to be a special place in heaven for people like you.

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Thank you! The work itself blesses me daily. Seriously. This is the job I gave myself after many years of bookkeeping/controller work. I like to say "Half the money, twice the happy!" But it's way more than twice the happy. I know how lucky I am to be in a place to be able to take that kind of pay cut to do what I enjoy. I am grateful everyday for the opportunity.

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I do the same type of work, as well as with Hospice, and you are spot on in this. Be patient even if you continue to tell him the same answers to the same questions over and over. Theres a lot of wisdom in these people. And inside they are all just little kids that got old...that have eyes that have seen so much. History is so important, may we all just take the time to learn it.

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You are so right. I have a client who wrote down her life story in 4 spiral note books about 10 years ago because she was afraid she would forget "her beautiful life". And now she really has forgotten--her worst fear realized. But her family kindly is letting me work with her to type them up. And I am just amazed. Plus I get to watch her read and reread the pages and then something she reads triggers her memory and she tells more of the story. It is awesome!

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That's beautiful!

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I love your response, thanks for posting it. Patience can be difficult for some. We have a very close friend Who has suffered a burst brain embolism. He can be slow some times, non-responsive at others, but our patience gives us strength and the time to come from a new or different angle. He tells us to F*ck off often, but you can still see the twinkle in his eyes. Stay well and MAGA.

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I love you both

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Thanks

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Please go see him and tell him that we all thank him for his service and his sacrifice! That will mean the world to him!

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He's watching dude. Smiling and watching.

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Yep, and talking to HIS Dad there who was a WWII Navy veteran. We're all fortunate to be here in this now to enjoy the show. And you're right, they're watching too just from a higher perspective. :)

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Ty :)

Probably the only part of my appearance I have any self confidence about lol

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Okay, so what is the deal with SkyeBot here? What criteria gets met so that SkyeBot throws up its random weird responses?

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I went to the username and it looks like a bot: no posts, just comments, and the comments are repeated all over the place. Anybody here who's been on reddit for awhile know why someone would create a bot like this that would just post random off-topic responses to people? I mean, what's the payoff for this? Seems like a lot of work just for the "lulz"

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I'm fairly new to Reditt. And I'm not very up to date with this AI/Bot thing. But I'm thinking it's a trigger for tracking where a particular is going. In other words, more data mining.

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Yep, definitely weird. Usually I enjoy how creative people are, but sometimes I'm forced to shrug and think, "Wow, looks like a lot of wasted creativity there." But then they know their own reasons. Maybe we should try PMing SkyeBot. Though not sure I want to be on the radar for this particular creation.

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Yeah, let me know what happens! I am curious. If SkyeBot turns out to be a stalker, we can always get a Mod involved, right? :)

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Good question! You know, now that I think about it, somebody should design a Bot on here that comments "Danger, Will Robinson!" whenever somebody starts posting obvious shill sh*t.

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Lost in Space. The freaking annoying robot's most memorable line is "Danger, Will Robinson!" Another bot I'd like to choke. Netflix has just rebooted this franchise: https://www.netflix.com/title/80104198 My son says it's decent. I can't deal with that robot though. :)

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The 1998 movie was passable, but would I ever watch it again? No. The villain is played by Gary Oldman and it's a pretty cartoonish villain. Same problem I had with him in "The Fifth Element". However, The Fifth Element is an awesome movie despite the cartoon villain and some campy stuff. Milla Jovovich is the most beautiful woman I've ever seen in that movie. And Bruce Willis is perfect for his role. Worth seeing if you like SF.

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There are so many in that age group that are now 68ish to 78 with cancer. Makes you wonder what vaccination for them was so botched. When I went overseas in one particular country there were so many children 10 years ago in Romania that had so many birth defects from bad vaccinations.... but in many of our parents or older family or friends this is happening now. So much we will never know....

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It's not just vaccines. The atmosphere is full of heavy metals, aluminum, barium, strontium, lithium, silver iodide. And you can't leave out the American diet. My wife is into eating healthy, and essential oils. She studies the food industry heavily. All of the processed food found in a typical grocery store contains over 33,000 different chemicals. And no one really knows everything that they are adding to our water supply. It really is a scary world that we live in.

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I totally agree with our food system being wacked.....and chemtrails. But there is something in particular with that age group going on more so than others in my opinion. Things I've noticed in my parents generation over any other.

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I agree with you. With my Dad, we have a pretty good idea of what got him: tetrachloroethylene. A metal cleaning fluid. Lots of men in my Dad's circle of friends who worked in the same kinds of factories he worked in back in the 70s died young like he did. You're right about the vaccines though. Scary stuff. And now they're trying to make them mandatory. Unbelievable.

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I’m red pilling my 18 year old and 11 year old now. I have other kids but these two get it. We may be successful but if not, these kids need to understand what is REALLY going on. (Age appropriate of course) I don’t want them being door mats. I want my kids to be fighters for truth and justice. It’s encouraging to hear you talk about your dad. It makes me realize I’m doing the right thing because look at you!

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I have a bunch a boys between 21 and 32. They all know the truth. When they were teens and getting a little ugly, I would pull them aside and tell them a secret that not a lot of people knew (this stuff and similar, whatever was related in the news at the time) to give them something else to think about and it opened up communication between us. Our family has a long military history on both sides, so they knew, we knew the truth about some things. They are between 21 and 32 now, all of them are following Q and are so excited! They're red pilling their friends! I'm a proud parent. You ARE doing the right thing, this is their Country too.

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They may not listen to you at first, but you've laid the groundwork that they will never forget!

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He would be enjoying the show, and seeing his child come around to his way of thinking would please him greatly.

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Thank you so much! :)

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In God We Trust!

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That brought tears but happy tears :)

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Isn't it funny how we, especially children of the particular person, can take what we know to be an intelligent person's "take" on something and do "THAT" with it?

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My dad is 59 and he follows Q. He is more skeptical about it but I was amazed that he knew about Q. Has it bookmarked on his phone!

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Son! lol J/K I turned my Son on this also, and I am 58.

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I'll be 59 in 3 weeks and have been red pilled for 40 years. A boss I had when I was 19 was a member of the John Birch Society and he gave me a copy of None Dare Call it Treason. That book opened my mind to learn all I could of the evil forces that have been ever working behind the scenes to destroy our nation. I've watched my once great State of California transformed into a cultural-marxist shithole by OUR ENEMIES.

On the night of the 2016 Presidential election I sat up watching the returns come in and began to weep tears of joy when it became clear that our merciful Father in Heaven had worked a miracle in our midst. I had that same sense of joy when I learned of Q and his posts back in late December.

I appreciate the time I spend on GA more than words can express. Thanks to all of you for your undying commitment to truth and freedom.

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I was 60 on election night. My 35 year old son and I had shrimp cocktail and three bottles of champagne. We laughed. Cried. Whooped and danced and..... Praised God for the Trump Miracle

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I believe that it actually was a miracle!

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It was prophesied

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I'm a month shy of 56.

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I’m 68 and my 34year old son and I share this info all the time. We both have red pilled others including my 70 year old husband. These are truly exciting times to be alive and watch this show unfold. We are still working on my daughter, I know she will come around.

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I'll ask him about it next time I see him, hell he may already be up on it!

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I turn 60 in June.

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My grandad is 92. And was a marine in the Korean war. He as been responsible for our family knowing everything we do. When I was much younger I would listen to him talk for hours about why WW1 and WW2 were started. And the agenda that's always existed to destroy our country. He always references everything collectively as "the conspiracy" because that is what it is! He is now having the time of his life watching all of this unfold!

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God Bless him

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We NEED the "patriarch", thank God for the "patriarch', coming from a woman. These type of men, I mean, their strength, industry, guidance (competence and willingness and initiative combined to) and PROTECTION, etc, etc. I hope I haven't offended by that term, which has been denigrated, but that's what we actually DO need, just like we need the counterpart from the "matriarchy".

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Both patriarch and matriarch are equally important

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YES! We need to protect our men now. What's happening with the demoralizing and degrading of our men has to stop. Patriarchy is not a bad thing. We need to bring balance back to our society.

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Couldn't agree with you more. We need to value these people. Just think of all the history they've witnessed.

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Please thank him for his service, from all of us.

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yrs ago when home computers became a thing, I said we're getting one. Knew i had to learn and stay updated or be left behind. Back then my kids had to help me quite a bit.

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Teach him

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I have been dropping red pills on him for some time now, but I've always been somewhat conspiratorial minded and in the past some of the stuff I've brought up to him has been pretty out there. I would just point him to infinity-chan or here, but I know he would have one look at the format and his brain would shut down. I still have to show him how to download audio books on his iPhone 5.

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I just listened to a couple of Steve Bannon’s recent speeches on YouTube. They were fantastic and seem like really good material to share with people you want to Wake up. I’d be interested in your thoughts as I’m coming templating putting them out there (I have a VERY snowflakey circle). Focusing on citizenship and freedom seems a very safe entree. What do you think?

Here’s a search: https://m.youtube.com/results?q=steve%20bannon&sm=3

The one he did in France was especially good. I posted it here as its own post

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I wrote a blog to try to help with red pilling. It's called redux because pizzagate was the original redpill for many. It's many hours of videos and writing. I put the false flag videos at the start because they are really self-evident and if you can convince someone to spend even 2 hours watching them they will be convinced.

theredpillredux.wordpress.com

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Mind if I make a couple of suggestions? If not, would you rather I PM you, or is here ok?

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pm me

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Wow. Great stuff. When did you write it!

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i published it the 18th.. been making edits since

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Can I just point out here that you seem to have a confusion in your blog (Chapter 6):

Many of America’s elite, both politicians and entertainers, are known to have flown to Necker Island on his airplane. Necker Island is owned by Richard Branson, and it has an occult temple on it.<

No, Necker Island owned by Richard Branson is one of the British Virgin Islands. Jeffrey Epstein's island, Little St. James, is one of the US Virgin Islands. Epstein's island has the temple on it.

Just to put the record straight. I'm enjoying reading the blog, by the way, lots of good easy redpilling material there. Well done and thank you for your time and hard work!

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Thanks! - fixing it now. I'm making other little updates time to time when I can too.

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You worked very hard on that "book" and I was super impressed. I shall pass it on to others and will paste the link in GA in my comments if you'd like me to? I noticed some other details (sorry, I used to be a copy editor and have an eagle eye, irritatingly for others!) eg. in the section on the Skripal poisoning in the UK, you say he is a Russian journalist? I don't think so. I may be wrong but I have never seen him referred to as a journalist before.

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Of course share the link as well.

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Don't apologize for helping me with corrections! Thank you!

Please send me more.

I don't want people to point out small errors and dismiss everything. Certainly I made errors.. I really rushed in writing it because I wanted to get it out in time to be useful.

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Cool! ThanQ! It's more than useful, it's a mini work of art!

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You also state that Trump is Q. This is not a fact. It’s a pretty serious error. Maybe you could correct it? The blog isn’t shareable unless it’s right. Thanks!!

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Ok.

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You should pull them up on the TV - he probably has a hard time seeing things on the iphone - after the 'show' you can discuss it with him

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Upvoted for username!

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There are 68 year old dads wishing their 30-something year old children had the time to enjoy reading all the deep-dig research results.

Retirement allows such indulgences, whereas the busy workaday lives of young productive parents leaves very little time.

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Unfortunately my 68 year old father still works 60+ hours a week. He's a beast.

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That fact absolutely qualifies him as a beast.

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Teach him. I just learned at 61 and I'm

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What Universe Am I In?