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originally posted by: WeMustCare
originally posted by: IndieA
originally posted by: RookQueen2
IS CHILD TRAFFICKING TAKING PLACE ON ETSY?
There are a lot of suspicious listings on Etsy that have people wondering if child porn or children are for sale for sex on the e-commerce site.
twitter.com...IS CHILD TRAFFICKING TAKING PLACE ON ETSY?
General Mike Flynn
@GenFlynn
“Hey
@Etsy
— I would like an explanation for these suspicious posts, and I still would like an explanation for why I’m not allowed to sell “Child Lives Matter” products while you approve products that promote Satan!”
twitter.com...
Anyone else remember $10,000 listings for things like pillows and cheap file cabinets on Wayfair, that also had part numbers that when searched on Yandex, linked to missing children?
I do, those were easy enough claims to investigate and confirm. What was even more shocking for me, was that one of the girls from this research was from a town that neighbored the one I grew up in.
I remember how WayFair was supposedly using names on overpriced furniture to traffic children, but there was nobody who could explain how the ordered "product" was delivered. Too many holes.
originally posted by: Guyfriday
a reply to: interupt42
this notion keeps getting pushed forward, but does anyone have real evidence that terms the -Q- community uses were taken from or used during the Russian Revolution? I don't mean doctored up propaganda posters from today, but images or tangible evidence from the early 1900s.
originally posted by: Guyfriday
a reply to: interupt42
This current "-Q- people are nothing but Neo-Bolsheviks throwing tired Russian Revolution propaganda at everyone", is nothing but an attempt to "Alex Jones" anyone that questions or highlights the need to expose what's going on within the deep state.
originally posted by: tanstaafl
originally posted by: Guyfriday
a reply to: interupt42
This current "-Q- people are nothing but Neo-Bolsheviks throwing tired Russian Revolution propaganda at everyone", is nothing but an attempt to "Alex Jones" anyone that questions or highlights the need to expose what's going on within the deep state.
Sorry, but that isn't what interupt42 was saying. He was talking ONLY about the actual Q drops, the Q posts that were supposedly made by the mysterious Q.
Not the q-anons or the q 'community - whatever you think that is.
Personally, I'm much more inclined to believe it was all a psyop to keep everyone die-empowered.
Sorry, but all of the twisting required to 'analyze' the posts using timestamps and other such things was - well, again just in my opinion, silly nonsense.
I've also wondered if maybe this was a way to avoid having to launder money. The IRS expects criminals to report their illegal gains and perhaps, this was somehow a way to accomplish that.