Regarding “you are watching a movie” from the open, what evidence do we have to determine what it means?

Q posts that reference that phrase were about topics from 2018 like FISA, the Awan brothers, and the Bill Clinton/Loretta Lynch meeting on the tarmac.

Q posts about “now playing” reference these “movies”:

• “Guardians of the Pedophiles”
• “Panic in D.C.”
• “FISAgate”

So it’s safe to say that when Q mentioned movies, he was referring to those topics, the activities around them, and the actions taken to expose wrongdoing and save the country during the Trump administration.

There have been only four Q posts since the 2020 election. They do not reference “watching a movie.” Instead, two of them state “Nothing can stop what is coming (NCSWIC),” in what looks like encouragement and determination to fight on. In addition, Q links to the National Council of Statewide Interoperability Coordinators, also
NCSWIC.
https://www.cisa.gov/safecom/about-ncswic

Central to the National Council of Statewide Interoperability Coordinators (NCSWIC) purpose is the promotion and coordination of activities designed to ensure the highest level of public safety communications across the nation. This direct approach improves interoperability and advances long-term emergency communications initiatives. Statewide Interoperability Coordinators (SWIC) strive to enhance the response capabilities of public safety responders by coordinating and collaborating with federal, state, local, and tribal public safety agencies and non-governmental organizations.

NCSWIC is part of CISA, the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency. Q was deliberately pointing to those agencies, but no one talks about that.

There are zero indications from Q that what we are experiencing now is part of a “movie.” Since the 2020 election, there has been nothing about Trump being in charge and really running the country, nothing about activities in D.C. being on a Hollywood set in a different location, nothing about the stolen election being part of a plan, nothing about there being a Biden impersonator, and nothing about “watching a movie.”

So if someone tells me we are watching a movie, I need to know exactly what they mean by that. Also, I am not a fly that can’t tell the difference between 💩 and pollen. 😅

I don’t know if this story has been posted here before. It’s a long article about a man with metastatic Stage 4 prostate cancer who had been told these things:

“You are completely full of cancer; you are well beyond any kind of surgery.”  

“There’s no cure. We’re just trying to prolong things as much as we can.”  

“We’ve done the best we can. That’s kind of all there is that can be done.”   

Patient Zero Comes Back From Stage Four Cancer: Was It Ivermectin?

After ten rounds of radiation and six of chemotherapy, Paul Mann, fifty-five years old, wanted to know his chances. “You’re squeaking by day to day,” his doctor told him. It had been five months since his diagnosis. He was referred to a hospice service and seen by a minister.  

Then something happened of which most end-of-the-line cancer patients can only dream.   

Mann, a government intelligence analyst from Fenton, Missouri, received a call from a doctor he had heard about from a friend; the doctor had treated breast cancer for thirty years. They talked for three hours in calls that became a Tuesday routine. Early on, a drug named ivermectin came up. It was approved, had few side effects, and had been shown in laboratory and animal studies to kill several kinds of cancer cells. 

Mann got some of it himself, making an eight-hour round-trip drive to Tennessee, the only state where ivermectin can be bought over-the-counter. He took it every day. And two months later, this man with almost no chance of survival was in remission.   

“In Paul Mann’s case, the response to treatment after two months of ivermectin was nothing less than astonishing,” said Mann’s guardian angel, Dr. Kathleen Ruddy, a retired cancer surgeon and author of a book on breast cancer. “Off the charts astonishing.”   

Mann may someday be called Patient Zero in a first-of-its-kind study, announced by the FLCCC Alliance at its conference today, to see if old drugs like ivermectin work for cancer. Dr. Paul Marik, FLCCC chief scientific officer, and Dr. Ruddy, who was trained at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, will become partners in an “observational study” involving 500 patients and five clinics nationwide. The goal will be to learn if repurposed drugs improve five-year survival rates for several types of cancer, including breast, prostate, lung, and colorectal, an FLCCC press release states. 

There is much more at the link about Paul Mann’s health journey and about upcoming studies by FLCCC on “repurposed drugs,” including ivermectin.

Gavin Newsom dismantles dams to protect salmon, destroys their spawning beds in the process

Because everything woke turns to ….