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Imagine watching a wrestling match. Hulk Hogan is your hero. You watch his opponent the El Grincho come out and everyone boo's. El Grincho cheats and throws sand in Hulk's face and slams his face into the corner buckle. You are horrified and say, "El Grincho is evil!"
You and your friends go out for beers after the match. All of you are as equally horrified in El Grincho as you are now in favor of Hulk Hogan. You feel vindicated watching Hulk beat El Grincho in a very close match. El Grincho strengthens your belief in Hulk Hogan.
The next day, you are in the drive-thru line waiting for a large french fry. As you wait, you look inside and see two men eating lunch together. You recognize them! WTF! It's El Grincho AND Hulk Hogan. Eating together?!!! You're completely confused and drive home.
You tell your friends, "El Grincho works for Hulk Hogan!" Your friends hear you but disagree. They aren't ready to accept that. It ruins their entire emotional roller coaster. One friend doesn't like hearing that at all. She rejects you now. She says you must work for El Grincho!
She calls you a PAYtriot. She says you must be a secret underground fanboy of El Grincho this whole time. Now, you are forever labeled an infiltrator by your own squad. You spoke a truth that demeaned their faith. The dogma is more important than the truth.
Steve Bannon did not have a personal disagreement with Donald Trump the day after Trump won the election which caused him to leave the White House. Steve Bannon finished his first objective with flying colors and went immediately into Phase 2. Operation Q is a Navy Intel Psyop.
Your friends don't what to think logically anymore though. They have formed their wagons into a circle. They are as mad at you now as they are at El Grincho. They begin to distance themselves publicly from you and pretend they don't know who you are. 
Meanwhile, back at Q ranch, it's Summer of 2018 and the midterms are coming. You are Steve Bannon, the man behind the curtain. Your team is in costume and ready for the show. You need a Hegelian dialectic to make it happen. You need El Grincho to try and cheat Hulk Hogan.
All of these men have something very important in common. @JackPosobiec @ScottAdamsSays @LionelMedia Beginning on Aug 18th, they all began to flex their muscles around Q. Some for, some against. The timing was impeccable. As impeccable as Steve Bannon "quiting" team Trump.
Let's begin with the wrestler Scott Adams. Who was the first public figure to predict Trump would win? Who is a cartoonist who studied persuasion and hypnosis? Who, after leaving the White House, went public and insisted Q was fake? @ScottAdamsSays is on team El Grincho.
But Scott needs an opponent in the ring. Someone who unequivocally believes in Q. That's why six days after Adams visited the White House, this guy showed up. @LionelMedia
But what happened six weeks before these men showed up? Who showed his ass COMPLETELY to the world with zero benefits? Who has no cartoon strip, no podcast, and no personal skills yet his own Wikipedia page? Who's in Naval Intelligence? Who was retweeted by both Trump and DonJr?
Information warfare is the art of professional wrestling. The goal isn't to have one side win. The goal is for everyone to buy a ticket. Putting you on the edge of your seat sells tickets to the show. Q wants you to "enjoy the show." Q encourages you to consume popcorn and watch.
Controlled opposition isn't new. People who believe Jack is a dumbass idiot are the slowest people in the room. I don't have the patience anymore for people who can't see this. If you want to insist I must be a secret shill for pointing this all out you are hurting our movement.
Information warfare is the art of gathering a diverse group of people under one tent. The tent is big and needs many poles. Some poles are pro Q. Some are its antithesis. Jack failing to debunk Q makes you believe more in Q. It's El Grincho losing to the Hulk.
You have to emotions as a cypher. Stop being so gullible in a desperate attempt to prove Q. Jack being on team Q makes Q more realistic not less. This is how information warfare works. Mainstream media organizations aren't really competing either BTW. See the pattern yet? Good.
If you think I am wrong for singling out @Livid2point0 think again. I can smell these people now.
