lmao
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the media fabricated everything about that is the freaking point. But the TV said that the qanons thought Trump was being inaugurated so they would riot on the capitol. Makes so much sense.

And how come the TV never reported on them qanons posting on all of their sites every day that they wanted nothing to do with march 4? Because the media fabricated everything.

Get how propaganda works yet? No? It's the most obvious propaganda in the history of the world and makes those media types in all of those dystopian future movies look legit...
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So, we have no future dates to look forward to, is what you're saying.
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It’s like a repeat of years worth of “muh Russia!Gate”

We even slapped more sanctions on them this week. The obsession will never end from shitlibs
https://www.cnbc.com/2021/03/03/russ...ian-lunge.html
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The claim: U.S. Navy SEALs acting under the direction of former President Donald Trump arrested former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton

Fact check: Hillary Clinton was not arrested by Navy SEALs acting on Trump's order

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Former Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton is the target of a conspiracy theory that claims she was arrested in New York by Navy SEALs acting on former President Donald Trump’s orders.

The claim by the website Real Raw News cites “a source in Trump’s orbit” in saying Trump turned over supposedly incriminating evidence about Clinton that led to her arrest “under cover of darkness” by an eight-person team.

Clinton was taken to an undisclosed location before she is to be moved to Guantanamo Bay to face a military tribunal, the website wrote in a post that was shared across social media, including on Facebook.
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haven't seen that posted or talked about a single time. They were on about Oprah having an ankle bracelet in that interview she did but that's about it lately.
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:-) :-) :-)

https://www.newsweek.com/qanon-south...pecial-1575340

How QAnon Supporters Reacted to 'South Park' Brutally Mocking Them

Supporters of QAnon have suggested the South Park special mocking the movement is a positive thing, claiming it actually helped promote their beliefs and encouraged others to research further.

The hour-long episode South ParQ: Vaccination Special was broadcast on Wednesday night, and appeared to have been viewed by a large number of supporters of the radical conspiracy theory.

The episode references some of the key and more extreme beliefs of QAnon, including the existence of a satanic cabal of pedophiles containing leading Democratic figures and the Hollywood elite who drink children's blood.

The episode also shows QAnon supporters being heavily against the coronavirus vaccine, claiming that it is "just another way for the elites to control us."

Ahead of its broadcast, an official synopsis for the episode will be about a "hilarious new militant group" that tries to stop the show's child protagonists from getting their teacher vaccinated.

Elsewhere Mr. Garrison, one of South Park's main characters who for the past few years has played a pseudo-Donald Trump character, is seen returning to his previous job as an elementary school teacher because he is no longer president.

While the episode was being aired, a number of influential QAnon figures were sharing clips of it on social media and suggesting that rather than being a satirical mockery of the movement, South Park was exposing it to a wider audience.

"More the media talks about Q, the greater the Overton window enlarges," Pepe Lives Matter, a Telegram channel with more than 52,000 subscribers, wrote. "The Great Awakening is inevitable."

Another QAnon Telegram channel, GhostEzra—which has more than 234,000 subscribers—suggested: "Welcome to operation wakeup."

Other QAnon supporters made repeated reference to South Park being a "red pill" or "red pilling" its audience.

The term "red pill" is often used by conspiracy theorists online in relation to people seeing new and uncomfortable information that they were previously unaware of.

The term is a reference to the 1999 film The Matrix, where Keanu Reeves' character has a choice between taking a red pill and seeing the "real world" for what it is, or a blue pill that would see him continue living in the computer-generated "real world" world he currently exists in.

"Hands down one of the biggest red pill episodes of theirs that I've ever seen," one Telegram user wrote.

"People will say that they're mocking it but [South Park creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone] have been red pilling for years. That was to show their audience for those that don't know to immediately search & read about it now."

Boris Kozuchowski wrote: "People will get curious and research for themselves, and then form their own opinions. Like they say all press is good press."

Debris Colaianni added: "Whether mocking or humor, how many of these low information viewers will now have heard all this stuff through a comedy show. Whether they believe it or not the seed is planted."

However, others weren't so sure that South Park, which is known for mocking a wide range of targets and celebrities, was painting QAnon in a positive light.

"It just ripped on Q followers and promoted the vaccine. Not exactly a red pill," wrote one QAnon supporter.

Richard Blandt asked on Telegram: "How does this in any way not reinforce the [mainstream media's] goal of making all Q followers seem bats**t? How did it in any way question any sort of narrative? It didn't."

Heather C said: "Are we sure they aren't trying to just make it into a joke so people don't take it seriously?"

Another QAnon supporter on Telegram, Samantha Kreinbringare, said: "Are the deepstate trying to make this idea look so crazy people won't believe it? Because watching that was really jarring—are they dropping red pills or making the scenario look so insane people who are still asleep laugh at the 'lunacy' of it and stay asleep?"
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It had it's moments but overall I didn't think it was that great.

"Are we sure they aren't trying to just make it into a joke so people don't take it seriously?"

- Heather

Good call, Heather.
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Does Q have anything to say about Matt Gaetz being a child trafficking pedophile?
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Who would have thought that the people who spend their lives obsessing about pedophilia would end up to be pedophiles?

Like I've always said, if you see a pizza order and your first thought it "sex with children", then maybe you are the problem.

How did these Qanon dorks, who search so diligently for pedo's, miss this one anyway?
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You say that as if the Qanon (not a thing, again) people have the ultimate insight and know everything about everything.

It could just be more classic leftist projection or it could be something. If he is a pedo, he should suffer like any pedo should. I don't know how you think that makes the Qanons (again, that's not a thing) pedo's themselves because they weren't aware. This isn't a group that's unconditionally loyal to the R party like leftists are unconditionally loyal to the D party...
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I suspect Qanon dorks are focused precisely on finding liberal instances. Yet, it's the right wingers who are doing it.

That's the projection you reference.
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not really, you should see what they said about McCain, Mitch and Ryan as well as plenty of other fake R's.

Projection is when you accuse others of what you do, which has been a staple in the leftist arsenal for decades now (it's basically been their only strategy). And I said it could be that, not definitely.
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Yes, it's a targeted thing towards foes. Nothing more.

You are way off base and, dare I say, projecting projection onto the left.
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