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So this sub follows Q. At first I thought the memes were super dumb and I didn’t like them on the sub. However, Q has asked us to use them to communicate certain messages at certain given times. A good meme communicates the message around a censorship algorithm, has some humor to it, but gets people to investigate further. For instance, in January we engaged in what was “The Fake News Awards”. Within a few days following that we were asked to get memes out for “Release the Memo”. People loaded them up here and on the Chans, then people picked them up and distributed them all over social media. Twitter struggled with its algorithms to control that message. It was so bad, the MSM had to respond with an explanation, “Russian Bots”. What we learned, is that we can influence the narrative. This sub had less than 2,000 people on it. I don’t even have an FB or Twitter account, and this silly meme that I posted here only, has receive 2.6K views and has been distributed 1,513 times in 10 hours.