On August 12th, Marjorie Taylor Greene was declared the victor in a Republican House primary in Georgia and is now poised to become the first self-proclaimed Q supporter in Congress. Her victory prompted increasingly frantic media attacks on Q and heavy tech censorship, as Facebook closed down or restricted more than 10,000 Q accounts. Despite the attacks and censorship, public interest in Q has grown so massive that a reporter finally asked President Trump about it a week after Greene’s victory became known.  “I heard that these are people who love our country,” Trump responded, also noting that Q supporters “like me very much.” (Note: If you are new to Q, please read “An Introduction to Q,” and my other Q articles, here.) The President’s refusal to condemn Q seemed to infuriate the press, who called it “incredibly dangerous” and claimed it “puts the lives of innocent Americans at risk.” But much to...(Read Full Article)