There is no Qanon,....and never was.

Stone said:
How did the term conspiracy theory first come out as a well known phrase? If memory serves the govt used it to describe people that questioned anything about the JFK hit and the Warren report. Right before they hid all the evidence and locked it all away for 50 years by classifying it! :laugh:
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It has always been a thing. Governments have been doing that since the dawn of civilizations.

Some conspiracy theories turned out to be true. Project MKUltra for example.
 
StonedBoyStoner said they were anti-catholic.......I don't see the anti-catholic page.....


Savannah Guthrie called them white supremacists......I don't see that page either.....
 
PostmodernProphet said:
StonedBoyStoner said they were anti-catholic.......I don't see the anti-catholic page.....


Savannah Guthrie called them white supremacists......I don't see that page either.....
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The white supremacist accusation by Guthrie is beyond absurd. The Q posts push unity,...NEVER division.

He also uses

WWG1WGA as kind of a symbol of the movement, Stands for ....where we go one we go all. Its about unity among the races, cultures, status, and political affiliation. Of everything the Q movement is accused of racism is far and away the most baseless.
 
Stone said:
The white supremacist accusation by Guthrie is beyond absurd. The Q posts push unity,...NEVER division.

He also uses

WWG1WGA as kind of a symbol of the movement, Stands for ....where we go one we go all. Its about unity among the races, cultures, status, and political affiliation. Of everything the Q movement is accused of racism is far and away the most baseless.
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Is baseless the right word here?....so often "alternate reality" fits better with what power tells us.
 
Stone said:
Agreed. TOTALLY agreed in fact!
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This is where Bret and Heather are more and more often now, lefties who have spent their lives trying to listen, trying to figure out what people are saying so that we might arrive at understanding and solutions....."I am sorry but this is simply insane, there is nothing to be gained by engaging in insanity (paraphrase)".
 
AProudLefty said:
Actually when the post first appeared on 4chan, Q was taken to be an individual from America. Later it became apparent that "Q" might be more than one individual. Then it grew and it became "QAnon".
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so what you are saying is that not only Trump but pretty much everyone, doesn't know very much about Qunoun.....:palm:
 
PostmodernProphet said:
the......rain......in........Spain.......
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Apparently you keep your tRump kisser head in the COVID-45 tRump mud at refusing to come to terms with the reality of it all as your kind claim that the COVID that killed over 200,000 Americans is a democrat conspired hoax. Be a fool once but be a fool for tRump twice is definitely being a loser and a sucker:

FBI calls QAnon a domestic terrorist threat. Two Pa. Congress members voted not to condemn it. |

Last week, the U.S. House of Representatives voted to condemn the online conspiracy movement QAnon. It should have been an easy vote considering that the FBI has labeled QAnon a domestic terrorist threat. And for the majority of the 435 House members, it was. But troublingly, 18 representatives voted against the resolution. More concerning: Two of the 17 Republican “nay” votes came from Pennsylvania.

Rep. Scott Perry, from south-central Pennsylvania, and Rep. Mike Kelly, from northwest Pennsylvania, voted no on a resolution that “condemns QAnon and rejects the conspiracy theories it promotes.” Perry did not respond to a request for comment, but Kelly explained in an email to this board: “Congress need not spend its time condemning Americans for speech it doesn’t like.” Last year, both Kelly and Perry voted in favor of a resolution condemning anti-Semitic speech that came in response to comments by Rep. Ilhan Omar of Minnesota."
https://www.inquirer.com/opinion/ed...-congress-resolution-condemning-20201006.html
 
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Stone said:
There is Q,........and then there are anons. They are two different things. Posts that anons make are far different from posts Q makes and should not be attributed to Q. That would be like attributing every post ever made on JPP to the owner of this board as if he himself had posted those things.
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"Q Clearance Patriot" is a poster who mistakenly thought Q Clearance was about investigating the deep state. Q Clearance is about nuclear secrets. It has nothing to do with human intelligence. Because he was anonymous, and posting on 4Chan, he would be called Anon, and would be called QAnon.

Is Stone claiming Q is not anonymous, or does he not understand what Anon means?

Either way, it is accurate to call "Q Clearance Patriot" "QAnon".
 
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