Respectfully, if it's not providing any new evidence and moving the story forward, why is this being promoted? Even if the argument was that this is for the newly awakened, it doesn't come with sauce for the hard-to-believe allegations in the screenshot.

Did we forget that the whole Q board was a massive research project? We're supposed to be showing evidence and helping the world learn. It's easy enough to search up Agenda 21/2030, but connecting it to 23-and-me and the Red Cross? What DNA is being selected for? What's being selected against? How do we know? What role is the Red Cross supposed to play here? Aside from being a filthy, self-serving, bloated bureaucracy which is well-documented, where's the proof they were scheduled to be part of some sort of wholesale genocide?

Extraordinary claims require extraordinary proof.

Otherwise, we end up getting written off as Alex Jones-level psychopaths. If you're going to claim it's not a fringe conspiracy, we need to see evidence. The burden of proof is on the OP, not on me to go try and trawl through the cesspit of Google-curated search results hoping to find whatever Tweet or random blog the OP read prior to making that image.

Amen!

The difference between a conspiracy theory and the truth is 6-12 months.

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At least we can agree on this much.

Someday you'll see where chem trails fit into the depop agenda. :)