20 January, 05:47
Years ago I responded to Q’a “digital call to arms”, and have fought as I see fit in an emergent unconventional force. With one small exception I have never had any feedback from the “other side” on how I am doing. You have to both set and score your own exam papers as a digital soldier. And that’s OK. Just someday it would be nice to know what was “on target”, and where the misses were. How much were we a primary fighting force versus a distraction or civilian entertainment while the real MIL did their thing? I am cool either way, as it was the best I could do under the circumstances AFAICT right now.
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So true, Martin...most of us feel that way.
I like to think it's really all about intention. Were your intentions pure and with Q's best interests in mind....all while trying to make the best decisions and help in the most real way possible?
You can answer that for yourself, but from the outside and from
anyone who has followed you, we know that's the truth! You've been a great digital soldier. :)
I like to think it's really all about intention. Were your intentions pure and with Q's best interests in mind....all while trying to make the best decisions and help in the most real way possible?
You can answer that for yourself, but from the outside and from
anyone who has followed you, we know that's the truth! You've been a great digital soldier. :)
05:58 PM - Jan 20, 2022
In response Martin Geddes to his Publication
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