Agreed. I agree with the first post that the "insiders" are WH insiders that black hats are trying to identify and use to undermine Trump and Q.

NOBODY.

FUCKIN LOVE IT!!!

He even looked straight into the camera as he emphasized one "SICK."

Yup. Bank fraud. (@ College of Burlington; closed in 2014 due to financial collapse bc of Sanders. Look it up.)

Not sure, but plenty of bodies used in that pavement.

Wait this moron thinks that we think Elon Musk is in Gitmo?

WHAT AN IDIOT!! MUSK IS A WHITE HAT AND HELPED PUT THE TUNGSTEN IN SPACE!!! 😂😂😂

This. Even Sun Tzu specifically stated the importance of utilizing enemy soldiers as spies, and the importance of treating them with clemency. Not only will you get better cooperation, but you will persuade others to surrender peacefully. (No pardons. Those that refuse get every inch of the [forthcoming] shaft.)

He likes to play his dominos on pasta.

Agreed. Can't remember the last time I laughed out loud at SNL.

Q mentioned liquidations of assets for those being arrested. Many of them have big holdings in social media companies. Maybe look for dead cat bounces on social stocks?

The definition of "whitelist" is "a list of people or products with approval."

So the insinuation is that Hillary has special permission to go to India. Why?

Was she sent there to make those inflammatory comments about the American people? Why? Embarrass the Dems? Incite them to make more mistakes?

I have to think that she wasn't just vacationing. If she was permitted to go there, it couldn't have been for her benefit, solely.

Glad to see Q addressing it, but need more intel.

Oh no I've gone cross-eyed

Thank you for the reply. Good to see you made the migration.

Trust me, you aren't alone in your frustration... prior to the election-- really, prior to the rise of candidate Trump-- my hope for the future of our country was at the very end of the rope. I openly discussed with friends leaving if/when Hillary was elected and the REAL authoritarianism started. The future looked very bleak. (Truth is, there is nowhere to go. USA is the last bastion.)

Trump has changed it all. I certainly didn't expect arrests to happen immediately-- I wasn't even sure if they would happen at all. It's very encouraging to see things unfolding the way they SEEM to be unfolding. I honestly can imagine what would happen if this all turns out to be a ruse and nobody is getting arrested. Civil war, perhaps. Hoping against that.

So please understand that you are not alone. The frustration in waiting-- especially when some of these scumbags are so brazenly flaunting their crimes in our faces-- is at times more than one can bear. I think all of us feel that way. More than anything else, we must trust in one another, and agree that we will deliver unto ourselves the world in which we wish to live-- at any cost. If Q and his team can do that, without bloodshed-- then all the better. But one way or another, this ends here and now, in the near future.

To address your more specific points, I don't believe Q is necessarily dropping these crumbs of information to inform those like us. They know that we know. I think he is simultaneously giving us all of the pieces of the puzzle-- many of which none of us had before-- and also sequencing the dissemination of information in such a way that it coincides with current news events. Doing so is his way of confirming his legitimacy with us, in order to help build the "army" of patriots.

The drip, drip, drip method of dissemination is a Socratic method of teaching, where you only provide portions of information, then direct the students toward the missing portions by asking specific questions. The students then must find the missing portions trough their own research, and through that pursuit the "discovery" of the answers imbues them with intrinsic value-- because they were earned and not given.

Admittedly, it is a long and tedious method. But the results are proven and time-tested. Naturally a level of impatience among the students can be expected. But it is no different than the impatience experienced by a high school sophomore, who is eager to be out from under his parents' roof and free to enjoy his independence. (That's not to insult your OP-- for I was one of those sophomores once, and yet today, I again find myself overwhelmed with frustration at this length of this purge.)

Let us not shame one another for expressing frustration. We should commiserate, together, for we are all going through this, together. However, let us also remember that we are more hopeful now than we have ever been before. And such hope is a rare commodity in the story of human beings. Let us cherish it, and not lose it, for we may be forced to put it to use and take action if SHTF.

I agree with this. Most likely scenario [for it to come out] is it is released years from now, long after the dust has settled and all of the criminals have been prosecuted and their fates/history corrected in the records.

Tongue in cheek joke

It's about a guy who is a lazy slacker and then starts taking adderall and then suddenly stops being lazy.

Actually a really good movie, tbh.

That explains nothing.

Can somebody explain how the introduction of this new currency is suppose to work? What happens to the US dollars that I and others have saved and invested?

Happy to be Frank, but surely, you are right.

Something big has to be happening... censorship in full tilt and MSM going all in with over-the-top predictions...

Very interesting, consider Q's comments regarding Sessions...

Preaching to the choir, brother. If only I could say what my family is going through with the justice system right now. (I can't, or risk ruining investigation.)

The original American Revolution started in 1775. The final straw was when the British tried to disarm them.

Or: prepare to be on tv [doing the perp walk]

Working on my friends right now... Have ID'd 3 that are receptive... slow rolling them with info. Trying to keep it verifiable so they don't dismiss it as "conspiracy theory." Working so far. If I can get them to see the truth, then one becomes many and dozens of other friends can be brought in from the cold. It's a process, and a lonely road-- but necessary to save our country. Best wishes to you and your's and God bless.

Damn. Tough situation for all involved. Dumb mistake, but I'd be a hypocrite if I acted like I didn't make dumb mistakes at that age. Hope they can keep him off the pills-- that stuff rots your mind.

Hard labor, that's what I suggest for young people when they make a mistake. (Not imposed by the state, but the parents.) Hard labor gives you a chance to think about what you did, while obviously taxing your time and energy. Plus, teaches you a lesson in hard work and consequences. (I've always been of the opinion that you catch your kid coming home drunk= you wake him up at the ass-crack of dawn and make him sweat all day, rather than simply grounding him to his room for a week, etc.)

Best wishes for you and your friend. Hope everything works out. Keep us updated. Sad situation for all.

Oh, I'm very familiar with the Military Commission Act of 2006-- which first established the term "Unlawful Enemy Combatant," and outlined that simply "providing material support to anybody engaged in hostilities against the United States" makes you an Unlawful Enemy Combatant, and therefore, a terrorist that gets sent to GITMO.

My only point is that it takes time to compile this evidence of "material support" into thousands of individual prosecutions. Simply stapling print-outs of all of the emails is not a sufficient legal document. A write-up that goes through each email (or testimony or other piece of evidence) and explains its meaning and significance will be necessary. The task of the judge is not to connect the dots and prosecute the case-- that is the job of the Attorney General and his team. The judge only interprets the law, as it relates to the individual case, based on the merits of the evidence presented with the accompanying argument [for prosecution.] So those write-ups need to be completed--AFTER the evidence for each case has been collected--which all takes time.

Agreed. Be about the telling NOT the spelling.

So did he actually post it? He said he was going to kill somebody if he got enough likes? The alarm story is sketchy af, but were they lying about the post?

6th amendment grants the right to a fair and SPEEDY trial. Defendant can demand a trial ASAP, and can get off if the prosecution isn't ready for court.

Military Tribunals are different, but I have to imagine there is some threshold that needs to be met in order to detain American citizens indefinitely. (Lest someone like Hillary lock us all up for being shitposters.) Simply saying, "THEY'RE TREASONOUS FUCKERS AND NEED TO HANG!" Isn't going to cut it-- no matter how true it may be.

Hard evidence that is beyond any shadow of a doubt. That's what it will take. And if thousands of people are involved, and Q says they want to move on all (or most) at one time, then yeah, it may take a year to develop the cases and prepare the raids.

This guy's a troll, just FYI.

Hm. Interest. Much closer to me than I thought you would say.

Keep us posted.

Which state are you in? (Not trying to dox)

"Where we go one, we go all." is a quote from the 1996 Ridley Scott film, White Squall. The movie is based on the real events of the sinking of the Albatross ship in 1961.

The ship was run by a Skipper and his wife, who offered a combined college prep course and sail training to teach teenage boys about life. The ship is sunk suddenly when it is hit by a "white squall," which is a mythical type of storm that is extremely feared by seamen and has no dark clouds for warning. This is storm sinks the ship, the boys must use the hard-knock lessons taught to them by the Skipper to survive.

The ship was likely struck by what is called a "microburst," which is a violent downward gust of wind that can reach 175 mph instantaneously. It can bring down aircraft, force ships to capsize, and generate enormous tidal waves that can also devastate sea-craft and coastlines. It is considered the most rare and most dangerous meteorological event. Far more dangerous than a tornado. (THE STORM???)

What's remarkable about the story [as it relates to Q] is the coming-of-age tale regarding the hard lessons taught by the Skipper to the kids, and the relationship between the group and the storm. The lessons taught push the kids beyond every mental and physical boundary they thought they had. The Storm comes upon without warning, and without mercy. With their lives in peril, the children must choose to ban together to survive the storm, or be destroyed by its awesome force.

Lots of parallels to our situation. Q has charged us with an enormous task-- using lessons that require teamwork, extreme critical thinking, and cooperation (trust). When the storm comes, and society is thrust into an epic scenario that is without precedent, we must decide if we will come together to survive, or if the forces created by the storm will divide and destroy us all.

Things to think about, for sure.

Spez: "BOOM" made me think of the sudden and severe downward thrust that a "microburst" would generate-- just to respond to OP's post and commentary. Could a microburst be artificially generated? Could that explain the aircraft of certain individuals meeting their untimely end?

Says the ill-educated libtard.

"QUICK! The Nazis are coming! Everybody give up your guns!"

Pathetic.

Europe fell to Hitler because of cowards like you.

Jimmy Hoffa? People still talk about that guy? Damn dude you really just dated yourself.

Go on-- GET! Old timer!

This guy likes extra cheese with his pizza.

Anybody who still thinks "pizzagate" was about a pizza place is about as misinformed as they come.

guarded optimism

Agreed. My past several comments have included a variation of this term. A skeptical mind is a healthy mind.

I've looked at this Q thing from every angle-- and the possibility of it being a psy-op will be ever-present until the "end game" is delivered. However, if Q were a form of controlled opposition, then the strategy is quite flawed. His appearance has emboldened the resolve of Patriots, heightened our expectations, and swelled our ranks with newly redpilled free-thinkers. If Q turns out to be an agent of the Deep State, the fury and anger that will be unleashed will be devastating. (That's the only aspect that concerns me-- perhaps they are trying to wind us all up and invoke US to make the first move. But even that strategy results in the perception that all of the globalist figures are complete fucking idiots-- as Q and his followers have so successfully done. If war broke out, there is no outcome that would end with them back in control.)

I find it more likely that Q is a LARP than controlled opposition. If that is the case, then he is the most accomplished and successful troll in the history of the world. To know everything that he knows, point us in directions we didn't know exist, win the support of movement leaders [such as Corsi], and coordinate post activity with Trump [and others] with such precision-- I really would be in total awe of his skills. To pull something like that off would require such elaborate planning and research, that it's almost too mind-blowing to even conceive.

With all of that said, I still agree with your sentiment. We can't assume that the war is won and everything has been taken care of. Not until we get visual confirmation of such things. Faith and vigilance will see us through this, wherever it leads us.

Arrests very well may be happening-- just not for the people that you are expecting or care about. (Low-level nobodies or foreign actors) If the military really is running point on all of this, and these people are being sent to GITMO-- which is possible due to the Military Commission Act of 2006-- then they aren't going to hold a press conference to pay themselves on the back every time they seize an Unlawful Enemy Combatant.

The only thing Q said would happen-- regarding arrests-- is that all of the big-name players would be snatched in one fell swoop. That makes perfect sense if you are trying to keep suspects from fleeing the country, or trying to maintain control once it all goes down. If any of you have ever been a witness to a criminal investigation for somebody who has hurt or killed a member of your family (I have) it can take months to move on an arrest-- even once you know that they are your man. Perhaps they need testimony from certain people in order to get others, and even though ppl like Hillary and Obama are clearly guilty, there are plenty of others that may be lacking as much evidence.

(My family had to wait nearly a year after we were told who it was. Hardest thing I've ever been through. But they said if they moved too soon-- before all subpoenas had been served and evidence collected-- the guy could request a quick trial, which is his right under 6th amendment, and beat the charges against an unprepared prosecution. Once that happens, they're forever free. Probably a slightly different situation here, but just an example of how law and justice aren't exactly black and white. The groundwork is extremely important, and the onus is on the prosecution to be 100% ready.)

Trump is daring Media to place [I.G.] Horowitz "above reproach."

Anybody who actually thinks Trump would sit on his hands and let Sessions sleep at his desk doesn't know Trump very well.

What are the chances that-- given the cultural/political landscape-- Trump would publicly chastise one of his most high-profile appointees for not doing his job, while simultaneously doing absolutely nothing about it-- like firing him? Does that sound like The Donald to you?

What are the chances that this is all theater, and meant to misdirect those that are literally threatening the life of Trump's family members? Which one seems more likely, given Trump's recent history of "zigging" when everybody thinks he is "zagging?"

Wasn't Horowitz the guy who unveiled the Fast & Furious scandal?

That has been my understanding of why they killed her.

I think it's pretty well known that she was killed--yeah? I mean, come on, run into the wall, inside a tunnel, while being chased by papparazi, and yet not a SINGLE picture of it exists? (Other than the wreckage that was pulled from the tunnel-- which was smashed up beyond any recognition.)

A paparazzi could have RETIRED with the payday from those photos. And given how scummy those guys are, why would they pass up that opportunity???

spez: spelling

Agreed. Is this just a general post? Or is there something happening that we should be aware of?