You can't be pro-Trump and anti-QAnon.
Quoting: Lord of the Sheeple .
President Trump is a politician. To be pro-Trump, all that's required is to believe that he is preferable to his potential opponents. That's easy--his opponents are all rabidly pro-abortion.
Q is an anonymous internet poster who makes extraordinary claims of:
- Access to the highest levels of planning and decisionmaking (the Presidency)
- Access to the deepest levels of knowledge (the NSA)
- Access to the strongest levels of prosecution and punishment (Gitmo, coerced suicide).
To be pro-Q, one must therefore believe that Q has all this astonishing access,
while remaining anonymous and without his posts arousing objection from those elected and appointed to hold such power and knowledge.
Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence; and so far,
the known evidence (i.e., prosecutions of Deep State criminals) is absolutely nil.
Here's the fatal flaw in your logic:
Trump was never a politician before running for president.
A businessman, a builder, a TV star maybe but never a Politician.
The truth is that Trump whatever you think he is, is not one of the political class and never has been.
He doesn't talk like they do.
He doesn't act like they do.
He doesn't play their games or even by their rules of order.
Trump is playing by his rules, and Q is a byproduct of those rules.
Wikileaks has this backwards, Q is a trap to trap the political class (The deep state) and not Q's followers.
Q posts are freaking them out and causing them to conspire together to get rid of Trump by any means possible.
They are the ones making the most noise.
