September 7, 2020 By Deborah Franklin
You
are not supposed to pay attention to anything published on the website
QAnon. Avert your eyes! Democrat politicians and their media allies
are sharpening their attacks against Q to make sure as few people as
possible read what is published there. Joe Biden, a man fond of
touching little girls, recently opined that Q-followers should seek counseling for their mental health. The House introduced a resolution condemning Q as a fringe political conspiracy theory, while the Daily News and USA Today splashed big articles on their front pages decrying Q as an insidious dark force, radicalizing Americans.
A
common theme of the attacks on Q is that it promotes a crackpot belief
that powerful people abuse and traffic children. "Billing itself as
methodically rooting out a secret nationwide cabal of Democratic leaders
who traffic in children for sexual purposes — an accusation with no
basis in reality — Q appeals to many ordinary Americans, including
people on the political left and right, in a polarized age in which
people often see those on the other side politically as despicable human
beings," wrote USA Today.
Q
responded to USA Today with a scathing accusation: "Corrupt.
Controlled. Enemies of the Republic." (Note: If you are new to Q,
please read my article "An Introduction to Q" and my other Q articles here.) To
prove his point, Q then asked, "How is blackmail used?" and proceeded
to list almost 100 politicians — both Democrats and Republicans —
already charged with sex crimes against children.
Here is a small sample of Q's list:.........
Many Q-followers have noticed that since the arrest of Epstein's associate, Ghislaine Maxwell, there's been a quick succession of raids that freed missing children..............To Read More....
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