QAnon Believers Suggest Secret Message Behind Announcement..

[Tennesseer]

QAnon Believers Suggest Secret Message Behind Announcement of Biden Dog's Death

President Biden announced on Saturday the passing of the family dog Champ, a 13-year-old German Shepherd who died peacefully at the Biden's family home in Delaware. Meanwhile, QAnon supporters took the announcement as a secret code.

Forbes reporter Andrew Solender tweeted the announcement of Champ's passing, and a cryptic reply caught his attention.

An account known as EyesOpen tweeted: "Dog comms? Seem a few around at the mo!!!"

"Comms" are formally known as secret messages that can be decoded by QAnon supporters.

Writer and popular debunker Mike Rothschild followed up to inform that dog comms have been around for quite some time.

"When James Comey's dog died, QAnon believers claimed the announcement was code that George HW Bush had secretly been executed," Rothschild tweeted. "Get ready for them to relentlessly bake Champ's death."

Complete article here: QAnon Believers Suggest Secret Message Behind Announcement of Biden Dog's Death

[Opti]

Jun 20, 2021 10:11:03 GMT -5 Tennesseer said:

QAnon Believers Suggest Secret Message Behind Announcement of Biden Dog's Death

President Biden announced on Saturday the passing of the family dog Champ, a 13-year-old German Shepherd who died peacefully at the Biden's family home in Delaware. Meanwhile, QAnon supporters took the announcement as a secret code.

Forbes reporter Andrew Solender tweeted the announcement of Champ's passing, and a cryptic reply caught his attention.

An account known as EyesOpen tweeted: "Dog comms? Seem a few around at the mo!!!"

"Comms" are formally known as secret messages that can be decoded by QAnon supporters.

Writer and popular debunker Mike Rothschild followed up to inform that dog comms have been around for quite some time.

"When James Comey's dog died, QAnon believers claimed the announcement was code that George HW Bush had secretly been executed," Rothschild tweeted. "Get ready for them to relentlessly bake Champ's death."

Complete article here: QAnon Believers Suggest Secret Message Behind Announcement of Biden Dog's Death

They choose to remain insane, because they think they are part of an "In" crowd. 
I did miss that piece of news. I think thirteen is a decent age for a GSD.

[happyhoix]

So sad to be living in a world where you believe every single mundane occurrence is actually some nefarious coded message. Tragic.

[NomoreDramaQ1015]

I feel like it must be incredibly exhausting on an unconscious level to constantly be in a high state of alert watching for any minute sign or signal to confirm you're part of an elite minority who knows the real truth about the world.

Is our desperation to belong that strong?

[swamp]

Yes it was a sign. The sign is that the dog was a 13 year old large breed dog and that He was well taken care of and lived a long life.

[tractor]

How can I get it touch with the Q people? I want to tell them it was a sign that the comet has arrived and now is the time to drink the koolaide, lay still and wait to be brought aboard.

One can only hope….

[happyhoix]

I saw a panel of talking heads this AM on the news discussing how whole evangelical churches have become QAnon cult members, which doesn’t really align with Christian teachings.

Apparently the Southern Baptists just narrowly avoided selecting a far right MAGA head as the sect leader, picking a moderate leader instead, who has the radical idea that religion should avoid online conspiracy theories.

[thyme4change]

Jun 21, 2021 9:40:34 GMT -5 happyhoix said:

I saw a panel of talking heads this AM on the news discussing how whole evangelical churches have become QAnon cult members, which doesn’t really align with Christian teachings.

Apparently the Southern Baptists just narrowly avoided selecting a far right MAGA head as the sect leader, picking a moderate leader instead, who has the radical idea that religion should avoid online conspiracy theories.

I guess if you have been conditioned to believing things that don't make sense and cannot be proven, you are a person who believes things that can't be proven and do not follow any logic.

[NomoreDramaQ1015]

Jun 21, 2021 9:40:34 GMT -5 happyhoix said:

I saw a panel of talking heads this AM on the news discussing how whole evangelical churches have become QAnon cult members, which doesn’t really align with Christian teachings.

Apparently the Southern Baptists just narrowly avoided selecting a far right MAGA head as the sect leader, picking a moderate leader instead, who has the radical idea that religion should avoid online conspiracy theories.

I think we can all agree based on history that if you bend yourself backwards far enough you can justify anything as "Christian" and flip to a random page in the Bible that "proves" your position on the subject is the correct one.

[happyhoix]

Jun 21, 2021 10:09:27 GMT -5 NomoreDramaQ1015 said:

Jun 21, 2021 9:40:34 GMT -5 happyhoix said:

I saw a panel of talking heads this AM on the news discussing how whole evangelical churches have become QAnon cult members, which doesn’t really align with Christian teachings.

Apparently the Southern Baptists just narrowly avoided selecting a far right MAGA head as the sect leader, picking a moderate leader instead, who has the radical idea that religion should avoid online conspiracy theories.

I think we can all agree based on history that if you bend yourself backwards far enough you can justify anything as "Christian" and flip to a random page in the Bible that "proves" your position on the subject is the correct one.

The Southern baptists started, if I’m not mistaken, as a Baptist offshoot who determined how to justify slavery- so you’re very right.

Maybe we’ll get another split between the mainstream southern Baptists and the QAnon Baptists. Or maybe they can just join up with the snake handlers and the groups that put up billboards advertising the second coming by a specific day they figured out by studying the categories on Jeopardy or the winning Loto numbers or something.

[Tiny]

Jun 21, 2021 9:54:10 GMT -5 thyme4change said:

Jun 21, 2021 9:40:34 GMT -5 happyhoix said:

I saw a panel of talking heads this AM on the news discussing how whole evangelical churches have become QAnon cult members, which doesn’t really align with Christian teachings.

Apparently the Southern Baptists just narrowly avoided selecting a far right MAGA head as the sect leader, picking a moderate leader instead, who has the radical idea that religion should avoid online conspiracy theories.

I guess if you have been conditioned to believing things that don't make sense and cannot be proven, you are a person who believes things that can't be proven and do not follow any logic.

Well, one of the ways theists "prove" that their God exists is via natural phenomena.  A beautiful Sunset is proof of God, a bumble bee is proof of God.  OR if someone recovers from a life threatening illness - proof that God exists. 

Unfortunately, I'm pretty sure this kind of thinking also proves that there are Fairies living in my house... I can't find the TV remote control (the Fairies moved/hide it).    When using a pencil (I play paper and pencil games) the point breaks - the next pencil I choose does the same, as does the next and next - 4 pencil points breaking (in a row) - must be those darn House Fairies messing with me.   

I think most of the Faithful come to terms with having two different "standards" that they apply to things they will or will not accept as true.   A "God Standard" ONLY applies to things dealing with God  so a beautiful sunset IS proof that God exists (if you apply a God Standard),   but 4 broken pencil points in a row is NOT proof of fairies - since all the pencils came from a package purchased at the dollar store - it's probably poor quality pencils for example.  Pencils just get a regular "standard" for figuring out an explanation. 

I think when people start using the underlying "If I was told it's true - it's true - even though I don't see how it's true"  aka a God Standard - to things NOT directly related to God stuff that we get the QAnon  stuff being accepted as "true" or "believable"  (but my house fairies aren't believable - but I bet I could get someone who is already OK with thinking QAnon stuff as reasonable - to start to accept that my house might indeed have fairies. )  

That's how I rationalize people believing QAnon stuff.     They are applying their "acceptance" of stuff they cannot rationally explain about God (what they belief God to be/do or the way God stuff works) - to stuff and way it works in real life that have rational explanations.   

For the record - I'm ok with people accepting stuff they cannot rationally explain about God (ie Faith).   Most theists in my everyday life tend to apply their "God Standard" to the big questions of religion and not the small/mundane stuff of everyday human life. 

[kadee79]

And now some of those 'Q' folks are upset due to DT going on a speaking tour with Hannity in Dec.   How can he do a speaking tour when he is supposed to be president again in Aug.?  They are confused & don't understand...and I didn't get a link.

[thyme4change]

Well, one of the ways theists "prove" that their God exists is via natural phenomena. A beautiful Sunset is proof of God, a bumble bee is proof of God. OR if someone recovers from a life threatening illness - proof that God exists.

But when there is a natural disaster or a child dies from an illness or gun fire, it doesn't seem to prove that God is a real dick.

[NomoreDramaQ1015]

Jun 21, 2021 17:38:18 GMT -5 thyme4change said:

Well, one of the ways theists "prove" that their God exists is via natural phenomena. A beautiful Sunset is proof of God, a bumble bee is proof of God. OR if someone recovers from a life threatening illness - proof that God exists.

But when there is a natural disaster or a child dies from an illness or gun fire, it doesn't seem to prove that God is a real dick.

The logic is stemming all the way back from Puritan times that if those types of tragedies befall you or your family clearly somehow you pissed God off.

You never know how you did it just know that you did and deserved this.

It's what drives the idea that God will save you from COVID. Only dirty non Christian heathens need to look to science and vaccines to save them.

Nobody has a counter for when.I ask how do you know God didn't give us the knowledge to make vaccines so we can save ourselves?

[thyme4change]

Jun 21, 2021 17:44:00 GMT -5 NomoreDramaQ1015 said:

Jun 21, 2021 17:38:18 GMT -5 thyme4change said:

But when there is a natural disaster or a child dies from an illness or gun fire, it doesn't seem to prove that God is a real dick.

The logic is stemming all the way back from Puritan times that if those types of tragedies befall you or your family clearly somehow you pissed God off.

You never know how you did it just know that you did and deserved this.

It's what drives the idea that God will save you from COVID. Only dirty non Christian heathens need to look to science and vaccines to save them.

Nobody has a counter for when.I ask how do you know God didn't give us the knowledge to make vaccines so we can save ourselves?

That kind of brutal revenge makes God a giant asshole, completely covered in dripping, stinky poo.

[kadee79]

Jun 21, 2021 16:53:12 GMT -5 kadee79 said:

And now some of those 'Q' folks are upset due to DT going on a speaking tour with Hannity in Dec.   How can he do a speaking tour when he is supposed to be president again in Aug.?  They are confused & don't understand...and I didn't get a link.

I was wrong, it's not Hannity, it's O'Reilly that is going on the speaking tour with him...at $7500 for VIP tickets.