More hate speech comes out of the MSM every single day than from anywhere else.

Prove me wrong.

It is indeed is boring, although noticing how she is spinning things is interesting to me, especially what she is leaving out, as that is not conforming to her spin and narrative.

However, there is one interesting tidbit, because I think she has really tried to get some more info:

Any new belief system runs into opposition. In December 2018, Matt Patten, a veteran SWAT-team sergeant in the Broward County Sheriff’s Office, in Florida, was photographed with Vice President Mike Pence on an airport tarmac. Patten wore a patch on his tactical vest that bore the letter Q. The photograph was tweeted by the vice president’s office and then went viral in the QAnon community. The tweet was quickly taken down. Patten was demoted. When I knocked on his door on a gloomy day in August, no one answered. But as I turned to leave, I noticed two large bumper stickers on the white mailbox out front. One said trump, and the other said #qanon: patriots fight.

QAnon adherents see Q’s anonymity as proof of Q’s credibility

She doesn't really get how it works does she ...

That was part of the reason Uscinski’s mother, Shelly, 62, was attracted to QAnon. Shelly, who lives in New Hampshire, was tooling around on YouTube a couple of years ago, looking for how-to videos—she can’t remember for what, exactly, maybe a tutorial on how to get her car windows sparkling-clean—and the algorithm served up QAnon. She remembers a feeling of magnetic attraction. “Like, Wow, what is this? ” she recalled when I spoke with her by phone. “For me, it was revealing some things that maybe I was hoping would come to pass.” She sensed that Q knew her anxieties—as if someone was taking her train of thought and “actually verbalizing it.” Shelly’s frustrations are broad, and directed primarily at the institutions she sees as broken. She’s fed up with the education system, the financial system, the media. “Even our churches are out of whack,” she said. One of the things that resonated most with her about Q was his disgust with “the fake news.” She gets her information mostly from Fox News, Twitter, and the New Hampshire Union Leader. “In my lifetime, I guess, things have gotten progressively worse,” Shelly said. She added a little later: “Q gives us hope. And it’s a good thing, to be hopeful.”

She is subtle but not subtle enough .... How was this woman ensnared in Q-world? By the youtube algorithm.

O dear, Millerites, 7th day adventist, Russlites, Jehovah's Witnesses .... hahahahaha

What these groups have in common is that they are datafaggers and HATE logical thinking.

But anyway .... we are a dangerous cult ....

But the News too!

And Patriots!

We are just a bunch of guys and gals sitting around the water cooler having a chat. Why are they so worried:-)

The Atlantic is hosting a live virtual event - today at 2pm ET, entitled: "The Sprawling Universe of QAnon."

In a recent piece for The Atlantic, executive editor Adrienne LaFrance explores how conspiracy theories, such as QAnon, have shaped America. QAnon is “a movement united in mass rejection of reason, objectivity, and other Enlightenment values,” she writes. “And we are likely closer to the beginning of its story than the end… To look at QAnon is to see not just a conspiracy theory but the birth of a new religion.”

http://bigstory-adriennelafrance.theatlantic.com/

Folks, they're going down with the ship. Expect anything in the near term in their survival effort. It ain't going to be pretty.

Wait a minute! Hold the presses! One minute Q is a larp. The next minute we are a well organized trolling operation. Sounds like we got a promotion!

"Brazen" is the old word for that tactic, more than mere gaslighting, "in your face" gaslighting that is a test of wills. Who will be the first to blink?

Considering Hillary is demonic, she likely has no need to blink. So act before blinking.