I don't understand this. Can someone explain like I'm 5.
No, not really, they can't. The connections are too thin.
This kind of stuff is a direct result of Q disappearing shortly after the stolen election and having no time to drop us a bone to say hi anons, hang in there, we're still going. Just vanished, at the exact instant it was clear there would be no righting of the election and no more Trump as president. The timing couldn't be more suspicious-looking if he'd tried. Makes it look like "Hoke-kayy, my work is done, I'm outa here, mission accomplished!" I'm not saying Q is an anti-Trump larp; most definitely not. I'm saying if he were, the timing is EXACTLY what you'd expect. Maddening. So it was either just a wild coincidence or error (not likely), or he's dead, or there's some other explanation nobody can figure out.
So we have people literally believing that when Q wrote of great things about to happen tomorrow, this week, in a few days, next week, this month,....he actually meant six [or more] years into the future with lots of colored lines.
It could be true that victory is tied to a mindset of divine providence. Yet even if so, if we're completely objective it remains unknown whether that means that divine providence exists and actually brings the victory; or that divine providence doesn't exist (in the way humans think of it, anyway) but the belief in divine providence brings the confident and sustained action that results in victory—making it seem, subjectively, exactly the same as divine providence guiding the victory.
Probably no one definitively knows which is true until after passing from this life, but how important is that? If you're living a happy, fulfilled life and getting the results you want while being charitable and loving, that's kind of the point of life. You're winning already, before the question of personal religious beliefs arises.
Seen this way, belief in divine providence takes on a no-lose proposition flavor. It either exists and helps you by inspiring you to do what it takes to succeed; or your belief in its existence helps you be the person who does what it takes to succeed.
Coincidences like this swirl around us all, constantly, every single day
"There's no such thing as a coincidence" is no more true than "Everything is just a coincidence." The truth lies somewhere in between.
The key is to distinguish one from the other. Confirmation bias, Awakening, and extremely sharpened pattern-recognition skills make that task more difficult by the hour!
WTF
Did you check the dates
TWO DAYS after posting "I hate you MAGA fucks and can't wait for Trump to lose," he flips completely and will vote Trump?? Wish the fucker had explained what happened in 48 hours.
...than had it been a more traditional turnover [of power in Nov.]
There he goes again with the T word
WTF does he mean, "more traditional"?!?!!?
This will be the biggest event in American history, much bigger than if we did it the more TRADITIONAL way."
--President Donald J. Trump, Jan. 6, 2024
One of THE most important videos of all time for black people to see.
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It's OK and even smart to support Trump if you're black
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Conservative blacks are the ones with money - black tie and formal evening gown money; so conservative = prosperity, EVEN FOR BLACKS - what a great message - it isn't about your race or color, it's about your mind and how you think with it - do you let it be owned by the democrat slavemassahs, or do you think for yourself?
It takes some serious mental gymnastics and dooming to think Trump will lose.
Not really, if by lose we mean not be declared the winner.
They did it to him last time, so it's not all THAT crazy to think they'll do it again.
The key difference this time is Trump's repetition of bold proclamations:
We're NOT gonna let them rig and steal the 2024 election!
This will be the biggest event in American history—much bigger than if we did it the more TRADITIONAL way!
nope