Q Anon Posting on /qresearch/ 5/17/2018... For a LARP We Sure Do Get a Lot of Coverage - Must Be All the Original Pics

Sunday, June 17, 2018 18:26

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(20) /qresearch/ – Q Research General #2254: Hæppy Father’s Day

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@2:20

https://ftw.usatoday.com/2018/03/saturday-night-live-charles-barkley-alex-rodriguez-the-champions-sketch

It’s coming.

Q !CbboFOtcZs 06/17/18 (Sun) 18:45:46734920 (4) No.1790105 >>1790118 >>1790122 >>1790123 >>1790124 >>1790127 >>1790128 >>1790134 >>1790135 >>1790138 >>1790140 >>1790141 >>1790142 >>1790145 >>1790147 >>1790148 >>1790152 >>1790154 >>1790155 >>1790159 >>1790164 >>1790169 >>1790176 >>1790178 >>1790180 >>1790181 >>1790187 >>1790190 >>1790196 >>1790197 >>1790208 >>1790209 >>1790213 >>1790216 >>1790222 >>1790223 >>1790231 >>1790243 >>1790258 >>1790264 >>1790305 >>1790338 >>1790396 >>1790433 >>1790496 >>1790519

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https://www.snopes.com/news/2018/05/18/conspiracy-theories-texas-santa-fe-shooting/

+Snopes building algo to now track and refute all claims as false.

………..Others claimed that the shooting was predicted by an anonymous figure known as “QAnon” or just “Q,” who posts random phrases on message boards like 4chan that social media gadflies then interpret as they see fit after every mass casualty or major news event:

TruthSeeker@ButtersStotch77

Q warned us about the possibility of a false flag yesterday. 24 hours later – 10 dead in Santa Fe school shooting. #Qanon

TruthSeeker@ButtersStotch77

#Qanon post 1400 hints at possibility of upcoming fake news stories and false flags because of soon-to-drop info that makes the deepstate look bad. Stay vigilant #WWG1WGA

11:00 AM – May 18, 2018

“QAnon” is the main character in a far-right fantasy known as “the Storm,” a narrative that was named after an unexplained, off-the-cuff comment made by President Donald Trump in October 2017, onto which fringe trolls like Infowar’s Alex Jones immediately latched. It’s believed to be a harbinger of a coming “coup,” in which Trump would do away with the “deep state” (led, again, by that aforementioned global cabal trying to seize power and simultaneously run a pedophile ring out of a pizza shop in Washington, D.C.) Per RationalWiki:

A fictional personality (or to the faithful, an “anonymous patriot”) central to “The Storm” theory, going by the name of “QAnon” (“Q” symbolizing a supposedly high level super secret government “Q Clearance”), began posting a series of messages on 4chan’s /pol/ board in a thread called “CBTS” (Calm Before The Storm) on October 28, 2017.[3] In these, Q claimed Trump was being protected by the military because the CIA, FBI, and Secret Service are all corrupt. Q’s postings take the form of cryptic questions, where each question is supposedly a hint, a clue, or a riddle containing some awesome revelation that would make treasure hunter Nicholas Cage smack his forehead and yell, “OF COURSE!” Yet the questions are usually the type of stuff found in grade-Z spy novels, and often contain their own obvious irony, such as this knee-slapper:

“”Has POTUS *ever* made a statement that has not become proven as true/fact? —”QClearance Patriot”

Q’s postings are known among aficionados as “crumbs” because they’re thought to be tidbits of information forming a trail that leads to… well, with bit of imagination, you can make these random words and phrases lead anywhere. And they’re vague enough that they could apply to pretty much anything.