Brian Cates:

The end game of the Flynn attackers and Q-deniers is now in sight.

Keep stepping up their attacks on Gen. Flynn while proclaiming any new Q messages are fake.

And the Fake News looking to push their "QAnon is a domestic terror threat!" narrative ends up working hand-in-glove with these creeps.

Q is too big now. They can't stop it.

After he/she/they/whatever quit posting two years back, the Democrats and Fake News spent a year and a half building their iNsUrRecKsHuN!!! narrative around "QAnon".

While they were doing that, MILLIONS AND MILLIONS of people woke up over the past 2 years.

The # of people looking at the new Q drops »»»»»»»»»»»»» the number reading them 2 years ago.

We'll see what happens....

PS. I admit I find it really funny that Q waited until the week of four booming Supreme Court decisions [guns, abortion, prayer, EPA], the week they rolled out the 'mystery witness' that was going to 'change everything!' who turned out to be Cassidy Hutchinson, to begin posting again.

But that's probably just me.

For those who have been following Cates for literally years, isn't it weird to have him sincerely mentioning Q?? WELCOME ABOARD, most epic journalist in the movement, IMO

ALSO BRIAN POSTED THIS, WHICH IS INTERESTING

THREAD — Running the numbers on "QAnon" with Raheem Kassam

"New data from the non-partisan Public Religion Research Institute (PRRI) found that the proportion of Americans who believe the main tenets of "QAnon" rose from 14% in March 2021 to 18% cent in March this year. Crucially, the proportion of people who dismiss the movement out-of-hand has decreased sharply. In March last year, 40% of Americans rejected "QAnon’s" beliefs completely — the figure is now 30%.

The “main tenets” of "QAnon" are, according to PRRI:

1. The government, media, and financial worlds in the U.S. are controlled by a group of Satan-worshipping pedophiles who run a global child sex trafficking operation.
2. There is a storm coming soon that will sweep away the elites in power and restore the rightful leaders.
3. Because things have gotten so far off track, true American patriots may have to resort to violence in order to save our country.

Raheem says, "I don’t know if these are, in fact, part of any "QAnon manifesto," but we can boil these down to the proofs positive on the claims being made, without sounding so panicky about it all:

1. Epstein, Maxwell, Prince Andrew, etc;
2. Centralised global governance vs. Federalism or Localism;
3. Literally what America’s founders believed and undertook. In other words, according to PRRI the only way you can not be a QAnon follower is to disbelieve in these heavily documented things.

PRRI also noted that "'QAnon" beliefs remain most prevalent among Republicans (26% are believers), compared to fewer independents (16%) and Democrats (10%)."

• More from Brian:

👆👆👆The one problem with this otherwise excellent post is the way Kassam adopted the enemies' language in describing the Q movement.

Pro-lifers learned a long fking time ago you do not let them call you anti-choice or anti-abortion. You insist on being identified as pro-life. Because that's what you fking are.

What the f**k is this bullshit where people are using the cabal's "QAnon" invention to describe the Q Movement?

That's what the WEF/Shadow Government calls the Q threat. The Q threat to them. We've watched Democrats spin up a fake J6 nationally televised show trial after a year and a half of pushing the fake "QaNoN iNsUrEcKsHuN!!" bullshit narrative.

Last thing I wanna see is otherwise intelligent people adopting the ENEMIES LANGUAGE to describe a patriot movement.

/end rant.