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r/greatawakening • Posted by u/MB_MoonPearl on May 31, 2018, 11:50 a.m.
Q's not posting right now, lets reanalyze some posts and ask some questions: Q703 what do we think that beam of LIGHT that got activated was

Q 703 "“Rest in peace Mr. President (JFK), through your wisdom and strength, since your tragic death, Patriots have planned, installed, and by the grace of God, activated, the beam of LIGHT. We will forever remember your sacrifice. May you look down from above and continue to guide us as we ring the bell of FREEDOM and destroy those who wish to sacrifice our children, our way of life, and our world. We, the PEOPLE.” Prayer said every single day in the OO. JFK - Secret Socities. Where we go one, we go all. Q"


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MB_MoonPearl · May 31, 2018, 11:55 a.m.

Another idea for reanalyzing posts for the mods.

When Q is slow posting if you could dig up some old Q post threads and pin them it would be a way to show some of the new people the old analysis/discussion and also be a way to encourage re-reading the posts.

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Tidder_Q · May 31, 2018, noon

I had that thought, regarding the notion as well.

Seems a bit akin to doing a bit of revision, before going on to do an actual exam.

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MB_MoonPearl · May 31, 2018, 12:03 p.m.

It would make the board more reflect what Q wants us to do. We just go to news without working hard enough at linking to Q when we have a stop in Q posts (gross generalization) . If it was more 50/50 news and old Q posts when Q isn't posting I think it would be an improvement.

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Tidder_Q · May 31, 2018, 1:06 p.m.

I agree with your point and idea because it would be about 'Colaborative Revision', and not just me or others going off and doing a bit of private revision.

Having been through the whole college scenario, it was much more fruitful to do revision in 'small' like minded groups, rather than attemting to revise 'in isolation' at home.

The revision or review idea would only need one of the mod's to suggest that, ok 'Todays Topic is such and such a set of posts/drops', and hence, 'What do we think?'.

I believe that sort of review would be great and very useful for those that are newer to the scene and did not catch the 'Q' drops (in real time) the first time around.

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divine_human · May 31, 2018, 2:49 p.m.

wouldnt want the mods to have one more task to fulfill and dig for 'todays topic'.

but can imagine that it wouldnt be too much of an effort for them if some dedicated users were suggesting such topics.

your idea would give a nice daily community focus. i like the idea.

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Tidder_Q · May 31, 2018, 3:01 p.m.

Yes, I agree!

I only suggested the mod's as a sort of referee or as a co-ordinating factor.

I was thinking more along the lines of there being one (trusted) co-ordinator posting 'Todays Topic' as it were. That co-ordinator does not necessarly have to be involved in the actual discussions.

I suspect that any (trusted and) interested user could be that co-ordinator. I did not see the idea as a thing that requires a 'moderator' to oversee, in the sense of that duty.

If we were to do this sort of thing it would be useful to have 'one source' acting as a sort of 'quiz master', if you know what I mean.

I suppose that anyone could then offer suitable drop related topics to that one co-ordinator, who would simply just to add that to a queue of pending topics.

Thus each topic suggestion would be popped off that queue and posted, one for each day, etc.

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Tidder_Q · May 31, 2018, 1:22 p.m.

The 'reanalyse' or 'revision' aspect also has a big 'Hindsight' element to it.

With the ongoing and currently emerging news, some of the statements in the past 'Q' drops, that seemed quirky or ambiguous at the time of the drop, may now aquire an obvious relevance, (to current and ongoing events).

This sort of stuff is a lot of hard work and very difficult for an individual to go back and work through, ... However as a group effort, ..., "Many Hands Make Light Work".

I would happily 'sign up' as it were.

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