Story time . . . Swamp draining ( . . . )
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Ya know, the Pilgrims brought Dandelions with them because they knew of it's health benefits,
May have posted it before, but it's something like 97% - 98% effective at killing Cancer cells in 48 Hrs.
Haven't read the full article on this, but I would think it could work against the shot spikes as well.
Ironic that Roundup, which causes Cancer, is used to kill this "weed".
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Ya know, the Pilgrims brought Dandelions with them because they knew of it's health benefits,
May have posted it before, but it's something like 97% - 98% effective at killing Cancer cells in 48 Hrs.
Haven't read the full article on this, but I would think it could work against the shot spikes as well.
Ironic that Roundup, which causes Cancer, is used to kill this "weed".
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Ya know, the Pilgrims brought Dandelions with them because they knew of it's health benefits,
May have posted it before, but it's something like 97% - 98% effective at killing Cancer cells in 48 Hrs.
Haven't read the full article on this, but I would think it could work against the shot spikes as well.
Ironic that Roundup, which causes Cancer, is used to kill this "weed".
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There were some interesting bits in the last Rally - really needed a transcript though to point them out.
Supposedly some more bits tomorrow.
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I'm not thinking it's a theory :
WTF ?
Theory . . . need to look into some things . . .
What I'm saying is that QAnon made a lot of claims and developed theories that were not true and debunked. Thats not saying everything they say is BS, but they're not credible enough for Trump to be wearing a Q pin. Bad look IMO.
Author Walter Kirn has described Q as an innovator among conspiracy theorists by enthralling readers with "clues" rather than presenting claims directly: "The audience for internet narratives doesn't want to read, it wants to write. It doesn't want answers provided, it wants to search for them."[139] But the messages in Q's posts often hinged on specific predictions that turned out to be false, such as:[140]
- Hillary Clinton was about to be arrested and would attempt to flee the country.[d]
- John Podesta would be arrested on November 3, 2017, and public riots would be organized to try and prevent the arrest of other public officials.[69]
- A major event involving the Department of Defense would take place on February 1, 2018.
- People targeted by Trump would commit suicide en masse on February 10, 2018.
- There would be a car bombing in London around February 16, 2018.
- A "smoking gun" video of Hillary Clinton would emerge in March 2018.
- Something major would happen in Chongqing on April 10, 2018.
- There would be a "bombshell" revelation about North Korea in May 2018.
- The Trump military parade would "never be forgotten".[e]
- The Five Eyes "won't be around much longer".
- Mark Zuckerberg was going to leave Facebook and flee the United States.[f]
- Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey would be forced to resign "next" (in the context of the prediction of Zuckerberg's resignation).[g]
- Pope Francis would have a "terrible May" in 2018.
On multiple occasions, Q has dismissed these incorrect predictions as deliberate, claiming that "disinformation is necessary".[142][143][144] This has led Australian psychologist Stephan Lewandowsky to emphasize the "self-sealing" quality of the conspiracy theory, highlighting its anonymous purveyor's use of plausible deniability and noting that evidence against it "can become evidence of [its] validity in the minds of believers".[141] The numerous false, unsubstantiated claims Q has posted include:
- That the CIA installed North Korean leader Kim Jong-un as a puppet ruler.[145]
- That U.S. Representative and former Democratic National Committee chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz hired Salvadoran gang MS-13 to murder DNC staffer Seth Rich.[146][147][h]
- An apparent suggestion that German chancellor Angela Merkel is Adolf Hitler's granddaughter.[152]
- That Obama, Hillary Clinton, George Soros, and others are planning a coup against Trump and are involved in an international child sex-trafficking ring.[153][154]
- That the Mueller investigation was actually a counter-coup led by Trump, who pretended to conspire with Russia in order to hire Mueller to secretly investigate the Democrats[13] and expose the child sex-trafficking ring.[155]
- That the Rothschild family leads a satanic cult,[12] a centuries-old antisemitic trope against the family.[156]
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I'm not thinking it's a theory :
WTF ?
Theory . . . need to look into some things . . .
What I'm saying is that QAnon made a lot of claims and developed theories that were not true and debunked. Thats not saying everything they say is BS, but they're not credible enough for Trump to be wearing a Q pin. Bad look IMO.
Author Walter Kirn has described Q as an innovator among conspiracy theorists by enthralling readers with "clues" rather than presenting claims directly: "The audience for internet narratives doesn't want to read, it wants to write. It doesn't want answers provided, it wants to search for them."[139] But the messages in Q's posts often hinged on specific predictions that turned out to be false, such as:[140]
- Hillary Clinton was about to be arrested and would attempt to flee the country.[d]
- John Podesta would be arrested on November 3, 2017, and public riots would be organized to try and prevent the arrest of other public officials.[69]
- A major event involving the Department of Defense would take place on February 1, 2018.
- People targeted by Trump would commit suicide en masse on February 10, 2018.
- There would be a car bombing in London around February 16, 2018.
- A "smoking gun" video of Hillary Clinton would emerge in March 2018.
- Something major would happen in Chongqing on April 10, 2018.
- There would be a "bombshell" revelation about North Korea in May 2018.
- The Trump military parade would "never be forgotten".[e]
- The Five Eyes "won't be around much longer".
- Mark Zuckerberg was going to leave Facebook and flee the United States.[f]
- Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey would be forced to resign "next" (in the context of the prediction of Zuckerberg's resignation).[g]
- Pope Francis would have a "terrible May" in 2018.
On multiple occasions, Q has dismissed these incorrect predictions as deliberate, claiming that "disinformation is necessary".[142][143][144] This has led Australian psychologist Stephan Lewandowsky to emphasize the "self-sealing" quality of the conspiracy theory, highlighting its anonymous purveyor's use of plausible deniability and noting that evidence against it "can become evidence of [its] validity in the minds of believers".[141] The numerous false, unsubstantiated claims Q has posted include:
- That the CIA installed North Korean leader Kim Jong-un as a puppet ruler.[145]
- That U.S. Representative and former Democratic National Committee chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz hired Salvadoran gang MS-13 to murder DNC staffer Seth Rich.[146][147][h]
- An apparent suggestion that German chancellor Angela Merkel is Adolf Hitler's granddaughter.[152]
- That Obama, Hillary Clinton, George Soros, and others are planning a coup against Trump and are involved in an international child sex-trafficking ring.[153][154]
- That the Mueller investigation was actually a counter-coup led by Trump, who pretended to conspire with Russia in order to hire Mueller to secretly investigate the Democrats[13] and expose the child sex-trafficking ring.[155]
- That the Rothschild family leads a satanic cult,[12] a centuries-old antisemitic trope against the family.[156]
What I'm saying is that QAnon made a lot of claims and developed theories that were not true and debunked. Thats not saying everything they say is BS, but they're not credible enough for Trump to be wearing a Q pin. Bad look IMO.
Author Walter Kirn has described Q as an innovator among conspiracy theorists by enthralling readers with "clues" rather than presenting claims directly: "The audience for internet narratives doesn't want to read, it wants to write. It doesn't want answers provided, it wants to search for them."[139] But the messages in Q's posts often hinged on specific predictions that turned out to be false, such as:[140]
- Hillary Clinton was about to be arrested and would attempt to flee the country.[d]
- John Podesta would be arrested on November 3, 2017, and public riots would be organized to try and prevent the arrest of other public officials.[69]
- A major event involving the Department of Defense would take place on February 1, 2018.
- People targeted by Trump would commit suicide en masse on February 10, 2018.
- There would be a car bombing in London around February 16, 2018.
- A "smoking gun" video of Hillary Clinton would emerge in March 2018.
- Something major would happen in Chongqing on April 10, 2018.
- There would be a "bombshell" revelation about North Korea in May 2018.
- The Trump military parade would "never be forgotten".[e]
- The Five Eyes "won't be around much longer".
- Mark Zuckerberg was going to leave Facebook and flee the United States.[f]
- Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey would be forced to resign "next" (in the context of the prediction of Zuckerberg's resignation).[g]
- Pope Francis would have a "terrible May" in 2018.
On multiple occasions, Q has dismissed these incorrect predictions as deliberate, claiming that "disinformation is necessary".[142][143][144] This has led Australian psychologist Stephan Lewandowsky to emphasize the "self-sealing" quality of the conspiracy theory, highlighting its anonymous purveyor's use of plausible deniability and noting that evidence against it "can become evidence of [its] validity in the minds of believers".[141] The numerous false, unsubstantiated claims Q has posted include:
- That the CIA installed North Korean leader Kim Jong-un as a puppet ruler.[145]
- That U.S. Representative and former Democratic National Committee chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz hired Salvadoran gang MS-13 to murder DNC staffer Seth Rich.[146][147][h]
- An apparent suggestion that German chancellor Angela Merkel is Adolf Hitler's granddaughter.[152]
- That Obama, Hillary Clinton, George Soros, and others are planning a coup against Trump and are involved in an international child sex-trafficking ring.[153][154]
- That the Mueller investigation was actually a counter-coup led by Trump, who pretended to conspire with Russia in order to hire Mueller to secretly investigate the Democrats[13] and expose the child sex-trafficking ring.[155]
- That the Rothschild family leads a satanic cult,[12] a centuries-old antisemitic trope against the family.[156]
I've touched upon this a few times in the past, been awhile, and there are some new Eyes.
When these started coming out, everyone was thinking they were related too current events/times.
Some were (maybe coincidentally), but as time passed it became more evident that these were "loading the Clock" for future events.
By "loading the Clock" I mean they are unlocked by time deltas / phrases / etc. by certain people.
Pretty difficult to debunk items that haven't occurred yet.
Will they all come to transpire ?
No idea, I'm not on the Team (only a handful), and I haven't followed it that closely for some time.
Let me clear one or two of the above items up :
These are not dates, as originally thought by many, they are sections of the Law of War manual (revised by Trump's Team early on) :
For this too make sense, you need to recognize that DC is a foreign territory, and that it is a captured operation under foreign control (has been for some time).
These events have not yet happened.
Pretty much none of the dates of what was "debunked" matter, as they have not been assigned/decoded.
This is getting too long, I'll post an event which looks like it was just triggered in my next post.
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Before it's gone, here's the flag clip from Saturday :
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What I'm saying is that QAnon made a lot of claims and developed theories that were not true and debunked. Thats not saying everything they say is BS, but they're not credible enough for Trump to be wearing a Q pin. Bad look IMO.
Author Walter Kirn has described Q as an innovator among conspiracy theorists by enthralling readers with "clues" rather than presenting claims directly: "The audience for internet narratives doesn't want to read, it wants to write. It doesn't want answers provided, it wants to search for them."[139] But the messages in Q's posts often hinged on specific predictions that turned out to be false, such as:[140]
- Hillary Clinton was about to be arrested and would attempt to flee the country.[d]
- John Podesta would be arrested on November 3, 2017, and public riots would be organized to try and prevent the arrest of other public officials.[69]
- A major event involving the Department of Defense would take place on February 1, 2018.
- People targeted by Trump would commit suicide en masse on February 10, 2018.
- There would be a car bombing in London around February 16, 2018.
- A "smoking gun" video of Hillary Clinton would emerge in March 2018.
- Something major would happen in Chongqing on April 10, 2018.
- There would be a "bombshell" revelation about North Korea in May 2018.
- The Trump military parade would "never be forgotten".[e]
- The Five Eyes "won't be around much longer".
- Mark Zuckerberg was going to leave Facebook and flee the United States.[f]
- Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey would be forced to resign "next" (in the context of the prediction of Zuckerberg's resignation).[g]
- Pope Francis would have a "terrible May" in 2018.
On multiple occasions, Q has dismissed these incorrect predictions as deliberate, claiming that "disinformation is necessary".[142][143][144] This has led Australian psychologist Stephan Lewandowsky to emphasize the "self-sealing" quality of the conspiracy theory, highlighting its anonymous purveyor's use of plausible deniability and noting that evidence against it "can become evidence of [its] validity in the minds of believers".[141] The numerous false, unsubstantiated claims Q has posted include:
- That the CIA installed North Korean leader Kim Jong-un as a puppet ruler.[145]
- That U.S. Representative and former Democratic National Committee chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz hired Salvadoran gang MS-13 to murder DNC staffer Seth Rich.[146][147][h]
- An apparent suggestion that German chancellor Angela Merkel is Adolf Hitler's granddaughter.[152]
- That Obama, Hillary Clinton, George Soros, and others are planning a coup against Trump and are involved in an international child sex-trafficking ring.[153][154]
- That the Mueller investigation was actually a counter-coup led by Trump, who pretended to conspire with Russia in order to hire Mueller to secretly investigate the Democrats[13] and expose the child sex-trafficking ring.[155]
- That the Rothschild family leads a satanic cult,[12] a centuries-old antisemitic trope against the family.[156]
I've touched upon this a few times in the past, been awhile, and there are some new Eyes.
When these started coming out, everyone was thinking they were related too current events/times.
Some were (maybe coincidentally), but as time passed it became more evident that these were "loading the Clock" for future events.
By "loading the Clock" I mean they are unlocked by time deltas / phrases / etc. by certain people.
Pretty difficult to debunk items that haven't occurred yet.
Will they all come to transpire ?
No idea, I'm not on the Team (only a handful), and I haven't followed it that closely for some time.
Let me clear one or two of the above items up :
These are not dates, as originally thought by many, they are sections of the Law of War manual (revised by Trump's Team early on) :
For this too make sense, you need to recognize that DC is a foreign territory, and that it is a captured operation under foreign control (has been for some time).
These events have not yet happened.
Pretty much none of the dates of what was "debunked" matter, as they have not been assigned/decoded.
This is getting too long, I'll post an event which looks like it was just triggered in my next post.
I've touched upon this a few times in the past, been awhile, and there are some new Eyes.
When these started coming out, everyone was thinking they were related too current events/times.
Some were (maybe coincidentally), but as time passed it became more evident that these were "loading the Clock" for future events.
By "loading the Clock" I mean they are unlocked by time deltas / phrases / etc. by certain people.
Pretty difficult to debunk items that haven't occurred yet.
Will they all come to transpire ?
No idea, I'm not on the Team (only a handful), and I haven't followed it that closely for some time.
Let me clear one or two of the above items up :
These are not dates, as originally thought by many, they are sections of the Law of War manual (revised by Trump's Team early on) :
For this too make sense, you need to recognize that DC is a foreign territory, and that it is a captured operation under foreign control (has been for some time).
These events have not yet happened.
Pretty much none of the dates of what was "debunked" matter, as they have not been assigned/decoded.
This is getting too long, I'll post an event which looks like it was just triggered in my next post.
At this point the only thing I will say is that I'm rooting for you to be right.
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I've touched upon this a few times in the past, been awhile, and there are some new Eyes.
When these started coming out, everyone was thinking they were related too current events/times.
Some were (maybe coincidentally), but as time passed it became more evident that these were "loading the Clock" for future events.
By "loading the Clock" I mean they are unlocked by time deltas / phrases / etc. by certain people.
Pretty difficult to debunk items that haven't occurred yet.
Will they all come to transpire ?
No idea, I'm not on the Team (only a handful), and I haven't followed it that closely for some time.
Let me clear one or two of the above items up :
These are not dates, as originally thought by many, they are sections of the Law of War manual (revised by Trump's Team early on) :
For this too make sense, you need to recognize that DC is a foreign territory, and that it is a captured operation under foreign control (has been for some time).
These events have not yet happened.
Pretty much none of the dates of what was "debunked" matter, as they have not been assigned/decoded.
This is getting too long, I'll post an event which looks like it was just triggered in my next post.
At this point the only thing I will say is that I'm rooting for you to be right.
At this point the only thing I will say is that I'm rooting for you to be right.
Good to see there are still a few open minds around.
As nuts as it's been the last few years, it's probably not deserved, but is appreciated.
One of the reasons I've set myself to "Walk the Plank" so too speak if we don't see something significant by EOY.
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