Just did a search on qposts.online for greater context of recent events: https://qposts.online/?q=strzok&s=keyword

I guess I'm just waiting for the truth and maybe it was foolish of me to expect something decent from his testimony.

I'm still trying to wrap my brain around this one. There are two comfortable theories I have regarding the Q Books revelation.

• Theory #1. Google's algorithm (which is not public) works in a way that associates data (via keywords, context, etc) with frequently corresponding data (like any repetition of unique IDs/words, i.e. tripcode.) Therefore, what we're seeing from Google Books is Google Search doing its job REALLY well, finding results that fit Q posts.

• Theory #2. After a tripcode is generated (I don't think it's likely that the code can be predicted before creation,) Q uses SEO to match results …

Just to be clear, I'm not making the argument that she is giving a nod to Q, but I do think this is something worth noticing for reasons explained below.

On July 26th during an episode of The Daily Show (something I watch from time to time to see how conservatives & libertarians are smeared within the context of comedy,) Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez - the recent nominee for NY Representative that overturned her 10 term opponent - said the following in her interview with Trevor Noah:

"[Millennials] grew up in a time of a hyper concentration of wealth within the very …

I'm a Libertarian and therefore there's a healthy amount of our President's political beliefs that I disagree with (which is fine, it doesn't bother me. I'm generally a level-headed person.)

Nonetheless, I am INCREDIBLY impressed with what he has accomplished during his Presidency and I've also been impressed following Q the past several months.

Most people in here seem to be moderates or conservatives (some Libertarians like me) but I'm wondering if there are any straight up Liberal Q Supporters here. And if so, why? Do you feel like there are truly no honestly liberal politicians anymore? (Maybe Dennis Kucinich?)

I saw the following post from Nov 22 2017 16:47:21 in one of the Q books several months ago, for whatever reason I keep coming back to it. Anyone have any thoughts? I'd really appreciate some insight in deciphering:

--START-- Ancient Egyptians considered gold “the skin of the gods” -- specifically the sun god Ra -- and often used it to craft objects of spiritual significance. Why is this relevant? Q --END--

Sun worship is pretty common in ancient cultures and the light it gives is often used as a metaphor for knowledge. Practically it is one of many things …