The best part is usually they took 7 or 8 tests until finally one produces the magical positive result they wanted so they can go brag on Twitter about how sick they are with covid. Honestly it is 100% a status symbol for people still drinking the covid Kool aid.
I always assumed the reason why there are so many cop and detective shows is to condition people into always complying with whatever they say. Every TV show and Movie always shows the cops as some heroic savior, when they knock to search a house without cause or a warrant the person bows down and says "please me lord search away". All these shows always present bowing down to anything government says as the "right thing to do". Seems a bit counterproductive to get rid of one of their best sources of social conditioning.
One of the biggest issues that "science" has is the notion that there is such a thing as "normal" behavior. For example, the whole of climate change is based on the notion that there is a "normal" climate on this planet and through our actions we are somehow deviating from this "normal", that there is no such thing as a normal climate never crosses the mind of most people.
You can see a similar mindset among the medical profession, that we must eliminate all illness and negative feelings from our life. But how do we even know sickness or health except in relation to one another? How do we know what is a positive feeling without there being something "negative" we relate it to? Since this is an impossible task, the entire "science" behind most modern medicine is flawed. For example, vaccines seek to eliminate all illness, but in doing so we replace the sniffles with far more complicated things like cancers and blood clotting, etc. The more we extend our life through brute force the more we find ourselves becoming sicker and sicker.
This notion that there is a "greater good" or "universal ideals" or anything we can call "normal" is fundamentally flawed. To say it in terms of weather, we have created things we call "seasons" and we view any deviation from concepts like summer or winter to mean that "something is wrong", all the while we forget that we are the ones who superimposed the idea of "seasons" being consistent and normal in the first place.
"Science" needs to come to the realization that while we can observe patterns, and these patterns tend to repeat with such a frequency that we begin describing them in terms of "laws of nature", very concrete definite language, that no matter how consistent a pattern might be that we are the ones who create the notion of consistency. Take climate change again, the pattern of Fall, Winter, Spring, and Summer, is a fairly consistent one, but we must remember that just because something happens often doesn't mean it will always happen that way. Unfortunately we have gotten absolutely stuck in our ways such that it is common sense to mistake the way we talk about and describe reality as the actual reality itself!
Obviously none of us know one way or the other what the actual reality of who or what Q is and what the intentions behind Q are. If the intention was to be used as a pacifier, I'd say it's definitely possible, but I would also say that I don't think a small amount of people believing in anything Q said is going to change anything. It isn't like without Q we would be arming up and charging the capital with guns loaded, we would be just as passive about everything as we are currently. I really don't think belief in Q changes the way people behave in any drastic way, so the question of is it a pacifier psyop is pretty moot in my opinion. If it is I don't think it changed the way things have played out in any meaningful way, and if it isn't, well the same holds true.
Twitter post time is based on the time zone you are in, for example if I look at that same post I see 5:15pm. Not sure why anyone freaks out over Twitter time stamps for this reason, you have to arbitrarily select one time zone to be the "correct" one for posts like this.
Some of the ones I know are definitely starting to wake up, they aren't all the way there yet but they have begun questioning and doubting government. The corruption became so blatantly in your face that they finally noticed some of it. They aren't totally on board yet, but blind obedience has been replaced with a strong sense of doubt.
Agree completely, likewise you cannot jump straight into topics like election fraud either. You have to start slow with the normies, I think the best way to broach the subject is to talk about the revolving door relationship between government and large corporations. Get them to understand that regulations and taxation all benefit large corporations as they are financially able to comply (considering they are usually backed by the government in most cases, such as "too big to fail" banks), where as small business get demolished as they cannot afford to comply with regulations, high minimum wages, and taxation.
You gotta take things super slow with normies because once you say something that gets you instantly dismissed that's it, they will never listen to anything you say ever again. Mentioning Q is likely the quickest way to have this happen. But why would anyone need to mention Q? If somebody is already "on our side" (or even if they aren't) how is their behavior going to change based on whether or not they "believe in Q"? It probably won't, I mean, maybe they might post here, but otherwise how will they do anything differently? So unless you have some degree of certainty it will be well received mentioning Q to a normie is shooting yourself in the foot with a bazooka.
Issiah 45:6-7 "That they may know from the rising of the sun, and from the west, that there is none beside me. I am the Lord, and there is none else. I form the light, and create darkness: I make peace, and create evil: I the Lord do all these things."
A good verse to quote for people who attribute only things they consider "good" to God, and everything else "bad" to some other entity, is Issiah 45:6-7 "That they may know from the rising of the sun, and from the west, that there is none beside me. I am the Lord, and there is none else. I form the light, and create darkness: I make peace, and create evil: I the Lord do all these things."
When you have true faith in God everything you say and do is inspired by this faith. All things are united with God and once you fully understand this you should see at once there is no need to refer God all the time, for God is present everywhere.
You can talk all day about what might happen, but take one look at a Bible and you'll find this type of "what if one day God did this" line of questioning is meaningless.
Matthew 6:34 "Take therefore no thought for the morrow: for the morrow shall take thought for the things of itself. Sufficient unto the day is the evil thereof."
Likewise you can look at Exodus 20:4 "Thou shalt not make unto thee any graven image, or any likeness of any thing that is in heaven above, or that is in the earth beneath, or that is in the water under the earth."
Now look at the word "image" it can be taken in a physical sense to mean a picture or statue, something artistic, but likewise image also means "mental representation or idea", when looked at from that perspective it takes on a whole new meaning. Of course, all physical art is ultimately a physical representation of the images formed in our mind, so it makes sense that "image" should encompass both mental and physical images. Ideas about what God might do are mental images, and the advice offered is to not create any images of God.
Well no shit, MK Ultra should've made that extremely obvious. No agency that exists to "protect the American people" would kidnap and experiment on totally innocent civilians to research methods of controlling people.