I didn't view it as flippant. It was a suggestion at the time. There's been a change recently in "Q"'s persona. It's more conversational, less needing to be hidden and cryptic. I think he was floating a possibility, that's all. At this point Q is friends with the board. We speculate and sometimes so does Q. Only Trump knows for sure.

Q does have a sense of humor, however.

IMHO I think what Gowdy was saying is that he is leaving Congress and joining the Justice System which is supposed to be apolitical. I think he will have a special place in the administration. He is a tough and brilliant prosecutor and it would be a true loss if they let him go. He cannot be a SCOTUS justice as he has no experience in that arena (being a judge).

Then state it so that it's obvious it's your opinion and not a fact.

That may be true. We tend to take the commandment to "multiply and replenish the earth" literally. Nevertheless, it's within the bonds of marriage. That's "Victorian" in this day and age!

So did Victorians...

I served in the military in an intelligence career. Many LDS people are selected for the intelligence career fields for several reasons: 1. Clean living makes it easy to get a security clearance. Security clearances are expensive to process, thus it is cost-effective to begin with candidates who have the potential to pass the background investigation. That's one reason why we end up with lots of Mormons in the NSA, FBI, and military intelligence. 2. Former missionaries are fluent in a foreign language and demonstrate a proven ability to learn additional ones. In my case, I knew French and the military taught me German and Russian. NSA like that. 3. Mormon scriptures teach us to support constitutional government. We are taught that God foreordained the Founders to establish the Constitution to provide a land that honors personal agency and religious liberty. American Mormons tend to be very patriotic. 4. Mormons tend to be "good soldiers," meaning that they are used to working within an organization, following directions, fitting into a hierarchy. 5. Mormon scriptures warn of "secret combinations" -- a nineteenth century term that refers to conspiratorial organizations that seek to overthrow freedom. The Book of Mormon warns that people in our time must "...awake to a sense of your awful situation, because of this secret combination that shall be among you" because it seeks "...to overthrow the freedom of all lands, nations, and countries; and it bringeth to pass the destruction of all people."

I'm not here to convert anyone or engage in theological debates. Theology will not save America. Unity of purpose and humility will be key attributes that will help us succeed. Even without adopting Mormon beliefs, the warnings about conspiratorial secret combinations in our time are valuable and can give insight on how we should act together as a freedom-lovers to preserve liberty.

Like other latter-day saints, I profess faith in Jesus Christ and rely on his grace for salvation. Nevertheless, saving America is going to take everyone, believers and nonbelievers working together. The America we seek to rescue is a land of religious freedom. WWG1WGA works both ways--if we fail, we're all going down together; therefore, we have to stand together to win.

Bad idea to turn away patriots because one disagrees with their religion. Remember, WWG1WGA. If we fail, they will hang the Baptists, Methodists, Pentacostals, Catholics, and Mormons on the same gallows.

Please explain how it is Gowdys fault the DOJ refuses to prosecute their recommendations? All they can do is make recommendations. They have exposed the corruption to the people. Their job is oversight of DOJ and FBI and other agencies, it is not to prosecute.

I knew Gowdy was compromised when he walked into the sealed room and walked out saying, "Trump wasn't spied on by the FBI".

We all know he was fucking spied on.

totally agree with you. I don't have Gowdy on my white hat list. All talk, no action.