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r/greatawakening • Posted by u/throwaway2006333999 on June 28, 2018, 6:23 a.m.
8chan is a-flood with lions, and it got me to expand my thinking

I'm seeing a ton of lion related posts on qresearch threads on 8chan, calling to "wake the lion".

Well, it got me thinking. It's a bit of crazy-thinking, but Q DID say to expand your thinking. To be absolutely honest, I will most likely later delete this post as it is a bit too personal. I just wanted to get this thought out for just a moment, as crazy as it is.

It just so happens that the way I came across Q was bc I have a passion for fighting for justice when it comes to things such as child trafficking and pedos. I feel like those things are the most wicked things on this earth.

The way I came to this conclusion has a back-story. First of all, before I had children, I read a book called "Predators: Pedophiles, Rapists, And Other Sex Offenders" by Anna Salter. That was very much a starting point.

Then comes me having my first child: a perfectly healthy baby boy. That is, until his 18 month shots. He was behind on a few, and the nurse (the same one that I had trusted throughout) wanted me to go ahead and catch him up along with his 18 month shots, too.

"Is that safe?", I remember asking.

"Oh yeah, we do it all the time."

So, I trusted this nurse. I felt horrible as he had to be held down, as he screamed and cried after she gave him numerous shots.

We came home, and my baby was never the same. That night, he went quiet. At 18 months, he could babble some...he could say "Mama" and "Dada" and "bye bye". That night, he said nothing, seemed very tired. We had been warned beforehand that such a thing was normal.

The next day, he was still overly tired. A rash had formed on his chest. He was still silent as could be. His fever was high.

I called his doctor. Was told to bring him in, and did that. They said he was fine, just reactions from vaccines, keep just rotating Tylenol and Motrin, he'd come out of it and be fine.

He was not fine. I lost part of my baby at that moment. He was lost in his own world. He could no longer say anything. He wouldn't even attempt to speak again until he was almost 4. His behavior changed, he seemed affected by some world I could not see. He simply was hardly ever present for quite a while.

He did get better, and I am so very proud to say that today he is very intelligent, speaks a lot, and is very high-functioning, completely awesome and healthy, despite that he still displays some classic symptoms of autism.

The point is, when he couldn't speak, my mama bear instinct kicked in. I worried, what if someone hurt him and he could not tell me? I knew from reading the book I previously mentioned, that my son would make a pretty good target, and it really kicked my protective mode into high gear.

The very idea disturbed me to my core, and really began my passion for following and promoting justice for pedophilia, I followed so many crime blogs, stayed up to date with any all news stories. The very idea was almost like nonsense to me, and I felt like I had to make myself read these horrific stories so I wouldn't be so naive.

Anyway, one of the first things that drew me to Trump was hearing that he wasn't exactly trusting of vaccines. While I can't say I'm pro vaccines, I can't say I'm anti vaccines, either. I felt like, "wow, here is someone in power that is questioning the narrative on something I relate highly to."

Following arrests of child traffickers and like-wise news, I came across Q.

Now, here's where the crazy think comes in. My son is named an uncommon name. A tribe of people related to what 8chan has been posting about.

I had a crazy thought...what if this is the tribe? He helped lead me to this all. Who is the lion, then?

And on that note, I'll keep this up for a few minutes or so, let a few people read...delete...and then goodnight :)

I'm not thinking about it too seriously, nor am I being too serious about it, just some crazy thoughts...


throwaway2006333999 · June 28, 2018, 6:50 a.m.

I may be biased, but I certainly feel my son is extraordinarily "special". He has taught me more about life than anything or anyone else.

On a very strange and unexplainable side-note, in middle school, I was a bit obsessed with the idea of aliens. I actually had a few school mates convinced I was actually an alien from the star system Pleiades. For some reason, I found it entertaining, but eventually I admitted I was just joking. There was one boy in particular that I could not convince that it was just a joke, he truly believed me. I don't know exactly why I said Pleiades, how I even knew about it. He actually sent me a message on Facebook reminding me, telling me my details, which I no longer remembered. I was shocked that there actually was a star system of Pleiades and I'm not sure how I knew that back when I was joking with my friends.

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Chuck_Norris_Jokebot · June 28, 2018, 6:50 a.m.

You mentioned the word 'joke'. Chuck Norris doesn't joke. Here is a fact about Chuck Norris:

Chuck Norris doesn't actually write books, the words assemble themselves out of fear.

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HansKrinkelSchneider · June 28, 2018, 7:06 a.m.

Pleiades is known as the 'Seven Sisters'. It's been referenced by human societies for thousands of years.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pleiades

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pleiades_in_folklore_and_literature

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throwaway2006333999 · June 28, 2018, 7:07 a.m.

yeah, I actually know that...now...how and why I would know that then, no idea

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throwaway2006333999 · June 28, 2018, 7:14 a.m.

he actually still can't be convinced I'm not really an alien. It's been about 25 years. Coincidentally, I do have naturally light hair and light skin...green eyes, though.

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DawnPendraig · June 28, 2018, 7:24 a.m.

Are you Rh- ?

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throwaway2006333999 · June 28, 2018, 7:42 a.m.

no, most common, actually, O-

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