Here's my interpretation of "The Plan" - The Great Awakening

posted 3 years ago by sleepydude 3 years ago by sleepydude +193 / -1

As far as I gather, "The Plan" is to not act out physically, continue being keyboard warriors and get involved with local government.

Q trained us to use memes and be digital soldiers, because it is the only way to avoid sweeping False Flag operations from targeting us.

If it wasn't for Q, I'm certain most of us would have taken up arms, gotten in the way of sensitive military counter-measures, and had ended up detained like the protesters being tortured by the FBI who dared step foot in the Capitol Building only to walk between the ropes and take pictures of the historical art pieces.

Finally, we need to take back our local governments and emphasize State Sovereignty over Federal Tyranny.

That's "The Plan" -- to not get in the way of the military, to inform normies with the power of memes, and to get involved with local government, school boards, and election administrations.

Oh, and pray pray pray. The Great Awakening is more spiritual than anything else.

Got that?

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We are researchers who deal in open-source information, reasoned argument, and dank memes. We do battle in the sphere of ideas and ideas only. We neither need nor condone the use of force in our work here. WE ARE THE PUBLIC FACE OF Q. OUR MISSION IS TO RED-PILL NORMIES.

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– ChunkStyle1 3 points 3 years ago +3 / -0

I left fb because I couldn't support such a horrible platform. Maybe I shouldn't have. I never convinced anyone of anything that I know of but perhaps I at least supported the very few other friends of my persuasion with Likes.

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– ThiccusDickus 2 points 3 years ago +2 / -0

Tbh, it still angers me seeing such ill-thought posts filled with false dichotomies and strawmen arguments. I don't intend on going back so soon until I have better control over that. But yeah, parts of me kind of was hoping I'd stayed, just to inform but nothing more. Gets difficult, though, with all the incorrigibles on. Reason isn't in their dictionaries. Not anymore.