I don’t disagree at all (no idea who just downvoted you on this!).

But that citation of that sword dance, and the unambiguous and massive significance it has been given, evidently quite erroneously, in many Q-referencing writings and videos is troubling in that we can’t get in the habit of playing fast and lose with facts when we purport to be here solely for the purpose of the truth.

Bad information can lead us to mistaken conclusions, and can (and does) “poison the well” when someone learning about Q reads/views something we might generally support, but then they learn, or are told, of a fact that it’s based which on is demonstrably false. “Poisoning the well” is a very effective way to convince many people that something absolutely true is completely false... all that’s needed is just introduce one little false claim.

Anyways, nothing you don’t know already. Cheers, fren.

I don’t disagree at all (no idea who just downvoted your on this!).

But that citation of that sword dance, and the unambiguous and massive significance it has been given, evidently quite erroneously, in many Q-referencing writings and videos is troubling in that we can’t get in the habit of playing fast and lose with facts when we purport to be here solely for the purpose of the truth.

Bad information can lead us to mistaken conclusions, and can (and does) “poison the well” when someone learning about Q reads/views something we might generally support, but then they learn, or are told, of a fact that it’s based which on is demonstrably false. “Poisoning the well” is a very effective way to convince people many people that something absolutely true is completely false... all that’s needed is just introduce one little false claim.

Anyways, nothing you don’t know already. Cheers, fren.