Interesting idea, MNDude.
I believe that Q is real. I believe the storm is real. I am slightly concerned your clever post may unintentionally drive posters to deny they believe because of the uncivilized beat down dished out by uncouth trolls. So the private believer is forced to say they don’t believe to avoid hounding in the threads if they just want to read and chat.
The other point is that I’ve always balked at setting deadlines for changing the course of history, saving our nation. The freaks, creeps etc. have had generations to erode it. The president is battling traitorous forces at home and abroad. So why put Trump on our timeline? Or why assume saving the world occurs like clockwork and nothing else could bump his schedule?
Lastly, I don’t think there’s any shame in being skeptical. Some folks are just arriving and couldn’t possibly be expected to adjust to the entire concept: History-making levels of classified information is being leaked to the public via a niche boar on the web while the MSM ignores it entirely or mocks those who follow Q as crazy.
I actually empathize with those who aren’t sure. There was an initial period where I wasn’t sure. I soaked in the information a few months and formed an opinion. Some folks are so busy they don’t have time to follow this stuff enough to evaluate the reliability given little time and exposure.
The trolls are all here banging on pots and pans and blowing whistles while creating false criteria that they demand we use to “validate” Q. Q never said he/they would predict current events, although he sometimes does as means of providing skeptics with a little boost.
So above all the noise the trolls make, they are shouting that the ONLY way we can judge Q is by his fortune telling? Trolls ask, “What has Q ever predicted that we have been able to avoid as a result?” That question is absurd on it’s face - Q is revealing events that have taken place throughout Obama’s presidency and those which are taking place NOW; these events are being verified by information coming into the public sphere.
So I like aspects of your light-hearted game but I will sit this one out. Thank you for the ping.
Ha!
Typo of the day
“boar” should have read “board”
I wouldn't worry about that, perhaps just the opposite. I am thinking, instead of abstaining as I had previously posted that I maybe should just go all in and say yes, what's the worst that could happen? I could have to put a tagline that says I was wrong. No big deal. I think it's fun to have the wager.