(Stillness in the Storm Editor) Yet another politician has come out effectively endorsing Q Anon. It should be noted that the news outlet that reported this story, the Daily Beast, is known for propaganda and spin. The fact that the MSM seems to be working so hard to discredit what they call “a far-right wild conspiracy theory” only lends further credence to Q Anon.
As a final note, let it be made clear that while we here at Stillness share Q Anon updates and material, we do not blindly endorse that entity or anyone else.
As ever, in the quest for a better world, we follow the truth wherever it leads.
Should Q prove to be a Deep State operation, we’ll be better able to see that because we’re actively investigating.
Conversely, should Q prove to be an alliance operation, we’ll be better able to recognize that having taken an open-minded perspective.
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(Will Sommer) San Juan Capistrano council member Pam Patterson paid homage to the conspiracy theory during her goodbye speech.
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by Will Sommer, December 13th, 2018
In what appears to be the first instance of an elected official bringing up the QAnon conspiracy theory during official business, a city councilmember in California prayed during a lawmaker meeting this week that “God Bless Q.”
San Juan Capistrano councilmember Pam Patterson, who lost a re-election bid in November, used her goodbye address Monday to read a QAnon posting.
“God bless America, God bless Q, and God bless San Juan Capistrano,” Patterson said.
OC Weekly first reported Patterson’s remarks.
QAnon is based on a series of anonymous clues posted by a figure called “Q” and posits a world in which Donald Trump and the military are engaged in a secret war against powerful pedophiles in Washington and Hollywood. The conspiracy started in October 2017 and has grown steadily since then. Though followers remain largely relegated to the fringes of the internet, Patterson’s remarks illustrate the extent to which the ideas are becoming more mainstream. Last week, former White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci backed QAnon at a conference, saying the conspiracy theory has been “dead accurate.” He later insisted he had done no such thing.
Patterson used her speech to read from one of Q’s “clues,” which are posted on anonymous internet forums 4Chan and 8Chan.
“To quote Q, number 2436,” Patterson said. “For far too long, we have been silent and allowed our bands of strength that we once formed to defend freedom and liberty to deteriorate. We became divided. We became weak. We elected traitors to govern us.”
Patterson closed her reading with the QAnon motto: “Where we go one, we go all. Q.”
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Patterson didn’t respond to a request for comment.
Patterson is no stranger to controversy. In May, she roiled the city council by refusing to make a lunch order from a halal restaurant, saying she was concerned about Shariah law. In May, however, she met with Trump in the White House as part of a delegation of California politicians opposed to the state’s sanctuary law for immigrants who entered the country illegally.
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Most of the people that call Q a conspiracy theory are those who do no more than a cursory research on Q and what is really going on in our world. Q’s being cryptic irritates them. I thoroughly enjoy it. I used to read five hours of every day, but now that I am retired from my health “cartel” job, I read up to ten hours or more a day while maintaining a garden so I won’t have to eat anything GMO. Reading a lot changes one’s perspective tremendously. One gets to a point where a newly discovered information simply falls into place with the rest of what you already know. Q is a very good resource, and I don’t doubt Q enables us to see what is really going on in the current administration which mainstream media spins like the presstitutes that they are. I have no crystal ball, but the preponderance of evidence makes me comfortable with Q and President Trump. Was there ever a time in history when the entire mainstream media attacked a duly elected president so relentlessly, and SO DISHONESTLY? (Capitalization does not signify that I am yelling. It is for emphasis).