QAnon: It's on, don't panic ii

Hmmm...watch the water. What is meaning of him drinking with 2 hands?

https://twitter.com/_/status/1319346128693956609

https​://twitter.com/_/status/1319331069062205442

Didn’t help.

"not far from there", that made me wonder ...rip

This sounds strangely like what Valerie Garrett said right before the second installation of "O." She made the very same kind of threats.

The same sentiment and view point is openly broadcast on MSM.

Here. Debunk this. Keith Olberman.

This is threatening shit and I won't forget these words.

https://twitter.com/_/status/1314669970660483073

change of batter coming? biden to be switched out at the last minute

Hey Darkman. I'm here in the corner trying to keep up with the storm habbening. I really need to post more. Real Life has used a chunk of my time. But, that is all settling into place.

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second time ive heard a comment about his half a brain. did he get a lobotomy as a young man? i hear it was all the fashion......i wonder if this gives one a black eye or two?


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ALL IN THEIR HEADS

When Faces Made the Case for Lobotomy

Paul Sperry
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11:09 PM · Oct 23, 2020

https://twitter.com/_/status/1319838435411152897

https://twitter.com/_/status/1319832488106205184

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What exactly is the FBI doing ?
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I have been readings all these speculations since this photo ... and can not agree with any idea of physical maladies!
Have you all forgotten the first time he did this with a bottle of water? He was signaling .... this is some kind of comm ... so stop making people worry about Pres health.

Man the media and Deep State are obsessed with screaming about Q without ever actually reading the drops or focusing on Q's main consistent themes about corruption. Just endless lies and screaming. Unbelievable.

second time ive heard a comment about his half a brain. did he get a lobotomy as a young man? i hear it was all the fashion......i wonder if this gives one a black eye or two?


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ALL IN THEIR HEADS

When Faces Made the Case for Lobotomy
BY CARLA GARNETT
A drawing of hand using Freeman’s icepick-inspired transorbital lobotomy instrument on patient
A drawing from Dr. Walter Freeman’s book, Psychosurgery in the Treatment of Mental Disorders and Intractable Pain, shows his icepick-inspired transorbital lobotomy instrument.

If you were mentally ill back in the late 1930s to late 1950s, doctors might have tried to cure you by drilling a hole in your brain and disconnecting the thalamus from the frontal lobe. They may have been convinced to employ this drastic surgery by eccentric neuroscientist Dr. Walter Freeman, “the world’s greatest proponent and pioneer of lobotomy,” who used portraits as scientific proof of concept.

Following Freeman’s lead, hundreds of physicians performed thousands of lobotomies in the United States during the procedure’s prime. By 1945, he had revolutionized the technique. By inserting a long, thin instrument—modeled after an icepick—to pierce the brain via the patient’s eye socket, Freeman devised what he called the “transorbital lobotomy.”

So lobotomy fell out of fashion, but in the course of her research, Posner learned there was more to the story of portraits as proof.

“There’s actually a solid foundation for Freeman’s belief that photographs constituted acceptable medical evidence,” she recounted. “He was drawing on centuries of psychiatric and philosophic tradition that saw the face as a legitimate and reliable indicator of the contents of the soul.”

Posner traced the ideology back to 18th century theologian Johann Kasper Lavater, a physiognomy advocate who argued that the face revealed specifics about a person’s character. Some hundred years later, French neurologist Jean-Martin Charcot “used photography as a tool of scientific scrutiny.” He gained—and shared—medical insights from having his patients look directly at the camera lens for “the clinical gaze.”

By 1920, Dr. Harvey Cushing was transforming the field of neurosurgery with, among other innovations, his extensive documentation and collection of patient images and brain samples.

“So Freeman’s photographic practice was not as unhinged as it might have seemed at first,” explained Posner. “He actually inherited a long tradition of using faces to demonstrate sanity or insanity.”