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by _up 2103 days ago
An Image where people around Trump make a Q symbol thats starts with a phrase that probability of occuring is less 2^30. I would say is more than just luck. QAnon posted on 25.07.2018 4:28pm a image of McCain with his hands up and with a black backdrop. McCain died 25.08.2018 4:28pm. A day before QAnon also stated that McCain's dog days are over and to Compare the minute and month of the previous post. Qanon also stated month in advance that McCain will get in secret the death panalty, but only people following him will know.
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What explanation do you have for the dozens of times that Q has said a specific date that the mass arrests were coming and nothing happened? The best you have is a file hash?
I legitimately wonder: was there a point in your life maybe a decade ago or more, where you looked at the wildest conspiracy theorists (flat earthers and worse) etc and thought "wow, those people are fucking nuts"?

Like, observed the type of thing they'd tell you in comments, how x and y and z lined up just right and "how do you explain that?!?!" and all that bollocks and thought "man, they're so far gone, I feel bad for them…"

You realize what you're writing today, right?

Sorry, what's a "Q symbol"? That post is a picture of five people showing "thumbs up". And again, Trump doesn't get to pick that ID. It's generated internal to Twitter, the "message" you're imputing here isn't coming from Trump, it's coming from TWITTER.

Edit: also, you're making a classic numeric error here. The likelihood of that particular "message" (DOITQ) in isolation isn't the number you're interested in, because other than the letter "Q" it doesn't contain any actual information to verify. You'd be here saying exactly the same thing if it read "DoItQ", "GoQ", "QAnon", "IluvQ", etc...

There are literally MILLIONS of trivially constructable 1-5 character strings that might be interpreted as a "message" to someone that wants to see a message. And needless to say Trump has tweeted many thousands of such "messages".