-@TH3WH17ERABB17- -Q- Questions. White House Insider's postings -PART- -XXV-

What's the deal with 3975?


11:55:30

Q-uarantine as Forced Self Reflection.

One of the co-purposes of this Q-uarantine was to get folks to reflect on their life as it is. Of course Anons know many of the other purposes.



The problem as I observe is folks haven't shaken off the past hangover enough yet. We are walking a razor-razor's edge between collapse in the economic sense and reaching the necessary level of Self Reflective change being imprinted for good.

The imprint of change, no looking back, must be there in order to usher in anything new at all.

The danger here is folks are like race horses at the gate, simply seeing the lockdown-gate as an impediment to getting back in the race. But this path of Forced Self Reflection was not intended to be about jumping back in without missing a beat.

The hardest part of Unlearning is the Unlearning. The second hardest part is not knowing what to do after the learned patterns are no longer appropriate.



"Clear your mind" = equals the point of no return. From here on out nothing will go back to as it was regardless of POV. Falling back is going to be painful, stepping forward will be awkward. The back of the Coaster Train just reached the down point, now all the cars are in free-fall.

"Heal" from what brought us here, to this point, as the future will not be about decades of trials for global scumbags. We're watching a movie, Qconnects show us this.


2:55

A lot of folks watched the video already, hopefully they got the message.

a reply to: Staffordshire1

Thanks for your kind words! A few others are meme wizards here.

Oddly, Oregon was my home for 17 years.

You know, if Trump endorsed Biden, it would psych-out half of his voters into rejecting him.

a reply to: Frodolives

Wow, you didn't just peak my interest you made my spine tingle.

I agree with everything you say, we're all right we just need to bring it together.

Here's the thing, when I read your comment about the last chapter being written I was watching a show in which some characters were singing "neverending story". The show was stranger things. How Qute.

Through Q glasses it's interesting

a reply to: carewemust

I’ve checked Drudge for news almost every day for the last 10+ years. Deleted app tonight.

a reply to: EndtheMadnessNow

That's why I mentioned Oregon



ETA Oregon was amazing, 3 weeks there, coos bay ,North bend. Maybe now Q's bay. Not returned as the flights were too long

a reply to: Staffordshire1

Gotcha. You do pay attention. 😎

a reply to: CoramDeo

There's an even more interesting legal question than the right to worship via assembly verses the right to assemble for political protest.

I would say the right to protest (via assembly) is greater than any other purpose, it's expressed and implied in the Constitution. Courts actually consider the circumstances which rights are exercized and apply a sliding scale to various examples, rather than going with a blanket statement like "freedom of _____" being a catch-all or battlecry.

originally posted by: Justoneman

originally posted by: Creep Thumper
Drudge is being a little b*tch about Trump lately. 👎

Who is she, this Drudge woman? There use to be a Matt Drudge Report years ago but it went away for good a couple of years back./s I will take Libertydaily.com any day now. Whatfinger is a lot like the Drudge Report was.

No apps for either of them. Any decent apps for news?

Now that "Dusk till Dawn" is a reference to "satanic blood orgies", but most refs online point to horror films, etc.

but also this article below and Jack has many photos and refs to Coachella

Inside The Coachella Party 2018 That Went From Dusk “Till Dawn” (Photographs)

www.harlemworldmagazine.com...

originally posted by: CoramDeo
I wonder where I can order some coronavirus shaped beach balls...

I remember what Springtime was like as a younger person. Skipping school, or detention in this case, was something that spread like a fever.

originally posted by: Vasa Croe
Anyone else in this thread watch any of Brian Greene's videos? The physicist.

Oddly he has been popping up all over the place lately.

Wicked smart dude and is kinda fascinating to listen to, but I find it odd I am seeing his name pop up in different places right now.

Yes. Fascinating lecturer and teacher that explains complex theories in clear terms most anyone can understand. I haven't noticed his name popping up all over but, he is like a science celebrity and since there is millions more people spending time online right now might be the reason.

a reply to: OsirianObsidian

Wow. I guess when you crash everything, you wash out the weak and outliers, then clean house.

Henry Ford crashed his own stock with a series of ridiculous statements, so he could buy it back cheap, and gain a majority to win back control from the Dodge brothers.

a reply to: crankyoldman

Meem Gold

originally posted by: EndtheMadnessNow
Make Orwell Fiction Again!

a reply to: EndtheMadnessNow

As I've said before, I see connections, I didn't know you had been in Oregon for 17 years or Oregon at all, just with my time in Oregon back in 2003 (17 years ago) I felt something tonight, and I connected to you tonight. Maybe I don't pay too much attention and should pay more.

We're on the same side.

Q has woken us all, diggers and thinkers. Like Q said "the truth to know will be yours (us)"

We need both. 5.25am in Uk and I'm doing a Rel. He's another Q superstar who I have total respect for.

Same side people but we need to help ourselves, that's the Q message.

originally posted by: FlyingFox

originally posted by: EndtheMadnessNow
Make Orwell Fiction Again!

FABULOUS!

a reply to: carewemust

Maybe q will save you guys from my comments?
After hesheit saves the world of course.

a reply to: FlyingFox

Now that is some Orwell gold.

I bet this particular drug is EXPENSIVE, which is why the Stock Market likes it, and Mainstream Media are carrying the story?

Its drug Remdesivir, according to Statnews.com, showed effectiveness for treating COVID-19 patients. Shares of Gilead rose over 10 percent in the extended session.

A recent clinical trial of Remdesivir, an antiviral medicine used as a potential treatment for Ebola, found rapid recoveries in coronavirus patients' fever and respiratory symptoms.

The trial, conducted by the University of Chicago Medicine, found nearly all patients who were given daily infusions of Remdesivir were discharged from the hospital in less than a week.

More at: www.foxbusiness.com...