The people here pushing blood libel, flat earth, aliens, motherships, etc are here for one reason: To draw credence away from Q theories and to create the broad-strokes illusion that Q followers are nutters.
They are more dangerous than CNN talking about "QAnon," they likely aren't genuine, and they should not be welcome. Report them when you see them.
I get that and support that. not sure if you are aware and get that this isn't a rabbit hole that we need to belabor, but chemtrails are performed by the cabal as a means to control us "useless eaters" to the exact end they seek that we 100% agree needs to be thwarted
flat earth talk I agree does nothing to advance main objective since at best it would only seem to prove that the media and government lied to us. big deal, there are much bigger lies and problems to address
that's all
I don’t think anyone doubts the possibility of carrying out such endeavors but the proof can’t be “look up in the sky!” at an average plane.
I know some places strap pesticides to a truck and drive around “spraying for mosquitoes” and I don’t trust that shit. Even if it’s observably harmless I strongly oppose aerosolizing the environment for impact.
that's not my proof. I'm very thorough in my research and when I believe something I'm well studied, hence why I don't have strong opinion on flat earth, moon landing, aliens (never cared much to go down these paths). even JFk assassination never drew me in so I can't make strong opinions although what I do know certainly aligns with a cabal hit job. I just don't care to go hunting for video and other convincing evidence for something that ultimately will bring you and others to the same point many other conspiracies already prove...that the cabal wants to control us and will lie and do anything to gain that control
the look up in the sky suggestion is just a simple way for you to not have to spend time researching and if you are a critical thinker it will make you question wtf the trails really are made of to create such a cloud. if the trail disappears fairly quickly and doesn't spread out significantly I would argue it's normal byproduct, otherwise there's more to it