While most of Q's offerings align with what researchers here have found over the past year -- there are things that don't jibe.
I thought it would be helpful to take a moment to think on those things Q and other high-ranking anons are saying that don't ring true for each of us, and compile them so we can review, see what others are thinking, and hopefully edge out of any groupthink and/or confirmatory bias that might have swept us up in the excitement.
Three things off the top of my head:
The Las Vegas narrative they offered seems even more far-fetched than anything that's come out of LVSO and the FBI so far.
The Saudis-afraid-of-fracking narrative seems similarly far-fetched. And Clinton was NOT going to stop fracking if she'd been elected.
The Saudi-Rothchild-Soros triangle is, as we know, over-simplistic and misdirectional.
Pizzagate related because if we're being intentionally led off track, we need to regroup and refocus on our purpose here. If everything looks fine after we calmly review it, then we can more forward with more confidence.
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Oh_Well_ian ago
This may be the most transparently brigaded post in the history of Pizzagate.
you faggots need to try a lot harder
chabon ago
I'm new 'round these parts -- and to forums in general. The google tells me 'brigade' means some kind of group-planned post.
This is not that. Just thought I'd try to get a conversation started around an important question.
Never been called a faggot before -- lol.
ESOTERICshade ago
Get used to it. In this world its like being called a dope, or an ass, or stupid, or I don't agree with you. That started at 4chan and is common. You cannot take it personally.
A brigade is when several people plan to attack a poster, up or down vote a thread, or all participate in a thread to artifically change consensus.
chabon ago
Ya. Not offended. Felt like an initiation ;)