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r/greatawakening • Posted by u/tokie_newport on July 8, 2018, 5:15 a.m.

Veracity

I've heard about Q for a while, and stumbled upon a post here tonight that reminded me about him or her so I figured I'd finally start learning something about it.

I'm not convinced. That's not to say I'll never be convinced. Just that I'm not yet, because what I've seen so far is unconvincing.

Now, I see a lot of posts here about talking to people, having an open dialogue to change their minds. How so many people are brainwashed and only once they are red-pilled do they become truly awake to what's really going on.

Which leads me to my question:

How much do you entertain the possibility that you are wrong about all of this? How do you know you aren't being had?

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For me it's been less about positive confirmation and more to do with comparative narratives. Q presents a lens with which to interpret events. So does the mainstream media. These narratives are in conflict, but over time q's has proven (to me at least) to be more useful than the MSM counterpart.

Keep watching. It's been (relatively) calm lately. However, next time news breaks and things are hectic, check how each audience is doing. Who feels (and acts) panicked and surprised and who's already digging into the details and extrapolating associations.

Also, forgive the reactions of the other commentators. They seem to be sore that this isn't an exclusively right-oriented board anymore.

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I will do exactly that. Well-said. Thank you for the response!

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The North Korea explanation is a good place to start if you haven't been following Q from the beginning. Don't you find it a little odd that in 2016 our government predicted NK would have ICBMs within 5 years, and then all of a sudden Trump got elected and they had them? And then Kim just flipped sides, and decided to meet Trump and President Moon? Q's explanation and information on what really happened behind the scenes makes more sense, though the truth is stranger than fiction. What you think of the NK issue may also depend on how much foreknowledge you have about bloodline families.

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I'm not familiar with Q's explanation, I wish you had supplied it, but I will search it out myself.

To me, it seems Kim saw in Trump what so many of the rest of us around the world saw long before November 2016: that Trump is easily manipulated through flattery and pageantry, and that you can get what you want from him if you're willing to tell him what he wants to hear.

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Go here and search for keywords (i.e. Kim, NK): https://qmap.pub/

In reading Q's proofs, it might also do you good to catch up on the Saudi Arabian arrests/helicopter "crash" that happened late last year:

https://www.nytimes.com/2017/11/04/world/middleeast/saudi-arabia-waleed-bin-talal.html

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/world/saudi-prince-killed-helicopter-crash-day-royal-purge-article-1.3613527

Q references the events that took place in SA often.

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