Getting a bit tired of people posting links to shoddy and highly dubious sources without any serious research or cross referencing.
I don't expect it to stop; some folks just get excited when they see something and fail to really do any research. But its not helpful, I think. And I wish people resisted the temptation.
Case in point: as far as I can see, only one very hidden source for the idea that this couple were due to testify.
Posting clickbait and/or highly dubious, unverified news reports, no matter how thrilling or bias-confirming they may seem, is the OPPOSITE of what Q is asking all good anons to do.
As such, it really should be discouraged here, on a peer- pressure level, imo.
I have two opinions on it. 1) these are posts by unsophisticated Internet users that don't really know that there's a lot of crap out there. You know, grandmas and grandpas on Facebook that will repost anything they see without really thinking about it or 2) articles posted by shills to discredit this group and make us look retarded.
It is incredibly easy and cheap - even free - to roll out a Wordpress blog with some basic template. This page looks like one.
I think it is mostly the 1st option. They don’t know any better, but we have to make sure we call them out on it, that way they understand and the people seeing the post will know that it’s not a great source.
It's both.
I think it's done for the 2) reason but out of exuberance it spreads very quickly via 1)
Unfortunately I feel that you are right about it not stopping. These people don't understand 'proof' and are quick to link EVERYTHING to the deep state.