QResear.ch

#24522967 at 2026-04-21 15:44:50 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #29912: The Bridge Edition

>>24522963
Did you know Chris Leone & Andrew Fisher were not the only pedophiles?
Robert
Rich
Cheddar

#24353154 at 2026-03-07 17:22:41 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #29688: GM SRV Caturday: Riding Dub Infinite EPIK SECRETS FACTORY Edition

>>24353136
I reported a bunch of stuff. That makes me liable to testify on what i saw.
The cp posters are gone.
Have you noticed that?
Where is Andrew Fisher? (Fish)
Chico too?
Hundreds of felonies later

#24250140 at 2026-02-12 16:16:47 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #29557: Think children. Think slaves. Think sheep. Edition

>>24250128

You only have 1 example?
https://tristatealert.com/waynesboro-man-charged-with-over-200-felonies-for-child-porn-possession/

Andrew Fisher of Mechanicsburg got caught too.
Who said Harrisburg Q was fake?

#24098279 at 2026-01-09 19:57:47 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #29365: WWG One Of One WGA Edition

>>24098265
https://tristatealert.com/waynesboro-man-charged-with-over-200-felonies-for-child-porn-possession/

Someone did get arrested.
So did Andrew Fisher…

#24083960 at 2026-01-07 02:12:35 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #29347: May the force of the anon kek be with us all Edition

>>24083952
>cp
Ha
Fuck Andrew Fisher.

#24067899 at 2026-01-03 19:29:55 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #29326: Operation Absolute Resolve Edition

>>24067894
Chico Johnson was the first, Then Andrew Fisher…..
We're coming for you.

#23945403 at 2025-12-05 21:34:50 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #29178: Peace Health Truth Prosperity ~ Gift From Your Favorite President Edition

>>23945395
I do.
Andrew Fisher.

#23786286 at 2025-10-29 18:47:56 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #28982: No MAGA Kings Edition

>>23786266
Andrew Fisher and D.
Why did Chris shoot?
Think clearly.
Betrayal?
Or
Jealousy?
Who's the alpha now?

#22389039 at 2025-01-20 15:08:23 (UTC+1)
#27375: MOAB MONDAY Once In A Lifetime Realignment 'LFG' Edition

Andrew Fisher
@acpandy
?
8s
Joe : Welcome Home

this is fucking surreal … this is the joe not controlled by the deep state ?

https://twitter.com/acpandy/status/1881357214335836431

#21853957 at 2024-10-29 12:33:11 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #26762: Tuesday Morning Melania - Countdown Edition

TaraBull @TaraBull808

This feels like a huge false flag incoming

Quote
Ian Jaeger @IanJaeger29

BREAKING: U.S. intelligence has just released a memo warning Americans that insider threats will "likely be an issue" in the Election Day centers around the country and "could derail or jeopardize a fair and transparent election process."

https://twitter.com/TaraBull808/status/1851230455217209462


Andrew Fisher @acpandy

they are going to cheat like we have never seen before

https://twitter.com/acpandy/status/1851230727133618309

#21546855 at 2024-09-07 13:35:38 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #26396: 58 Days To WINNINGI Edition

>>21546835
The investigation with shine light upon the truth and you will answer for what you did. Facts are facts. The intent was there.
People should learn to live with their actions. Surely it isn't this big list of people right?
Jonathan Levin
David Wagner
Christopher Leone
Robert Ritenoir
Richard Wright
Erin Hadley
Brianna Clever
Andrew Fisher
Jared Martin
Shall I continue?

#18117188 at 2023-01-10 17:53:29 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #22210: Republicans to vote on bill abolishing IRS Edition

NY judge accused of racist, anti-gay comments agrees to resign amid misconduct charges

On Friday, a New York judge accused of making a slew of racist and anti-gay comments to and about co-workers agreed to step down from her position effective March 1 and never to accept judicial office in the future, the New York Post reported.

The New York State Commission on Judicial Conduct announced on Monday that Kings County Surrogate's Court Judge Harriet Thompson agreed to resign amid misconduct allegations, which she has denied.

Thompson, who has been a Surrogate's Court judge since 2019, was charged by the CJC in May 2022 for allegedly making "inappropriate comments to and about employees and judges of the Unified Court System."

The written complaint made against Thompson also alleged that she "displayed bias against various individuals and ethnicities; failed to administer Surrogate Court matters in a timely manner, leading to substantial delays; and, as a candidate for Surrogate in 2018, failed to complete mandatory campaign ethics education in a timely manner."

Thompson was accused of making several vile remarks to and about co-workers. The inspector general "substantiated" claims that Thompson had referred to four other judges as "gay racist f**ts" who were "all f*ing each other."

"I hate these gay white men ... being gay is an abomination to mankind," Thompson allegedly said.

According to the state's Office of Court Administration, Thompson was accused of stating, "I do not like Hispanic people. They have a deceitful trait that goes way back to biblical times."

At the time of the allegation, Thompson's attorney told the Post, "The judge denies all of the allegations that are asserted against her."

The judge was scheduled for a formal hearing later this month but provided a physician's note in November claiming that she was "not medically fit to stand trial at this time" due to a medical disability that would require her to have additional procedures. According to the New York Post, Thompson sustained a shoulder injury.

As a result of her claim, the commission filed another complaint against Thompson, accusing her of being medically unfit for office on account of her injury.

Andrew Fisher, Thompson's lawyer, told the Post, "Because of the pain she endures she takes some medication which would interfere with her ability to participate in the defense against the charges that have been made."

In response, Thompson has agreed to resign and drop the lawsuit she filed against the OCA, accusing the administration of wrongful suspension.

"Had Judge Thompson not developed some disabling illness, she would have vigorously defended herself, but found that it was an impossible thing to do at this point," Fisher said. "It should be noted that there are no findings of wrongdoing that have been entered against her."

"She leaves, hopefully, with her reputation intact," Fisher added.

Commission Administrator Robert H. Tembeckjian stated, "The conduct charged against Judge Thompson was egregious and, if established at trial, would have warranted her removal from office. She now claims a medical condition prevents her from performing judicial duties, which opens a different path in furtherance of the public interest for her immediate and permanent departure from the bench."

Thompson's retirement begins March 1, and she will be allowed to keep her judicial pension.

https://www.theblaze.com/news/ny-judge-accused-of-racist-anti-gay-comments-agrees-to-resign-amid-misconduct-charges

#460490 at 2018-02-22 13:06:54 (UTC+1)
Q Research General #566: More Emergency bread Edition

http://
www.nytimes.com/1978/02/05/archives/gannett-takes-over-wilmington-papers-new-publisher-promises.html

WILMINGTON, Del.; Feb. 4-The Gannett Company, which already owned more newspapers than any other publishing group in the country, took formal control this weekend of the only two newspapers in Delaware with statewide circulation.

This week, the E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Company sold Gannett The Wilmington Morning News and The Evening Journal for $60 million.

While the price was far from the highest ever paid for an American newspaper, the purchase gave Gannett the only papers in Delaware that are circulated statewide. The papers have no serious competition for local newspaper advertising and there is no commercial television station here.

The purchase also gave Gannett a total of 75 papers,. the largest number owned by a single chain in the country. The combined daily circulation of the papers is about 140,000 and the total circulation of its Saturday and Sunday editions is about 200,000.

Yesterday, Gannett appointed Brian J. Donnelly, 44 years old, the former publisher of Gannett's two newspapers in Binghamton, N.Y., as publisher of the News-Journal Company, ,here. Mr. Donnelly and ,other Gannett officials said in interviews here that the papers would cover objectively and impartially the Du Pont Company and family, which have pervasive economic and political power in the state.

Several years ago, editors and reporters of the two papers sometimes quarreled with the Du Pont corporate management over alleged interference in editorial decisions and policies.

"Those were old days," said one Gannett official. Mr. Donnelly added, "We will cover Du Pont in Wilmington the same way we cover I.B.M. in Binghamton or Eastman Kodak in Rochester," the chain's home base in New York State where it operates The Democrat and Chronicle and The Times-Union.

Andrew Fisher, who recently resigned as publisher and president of the Wilmington papers but will remain for an indefinite period as a consultant, said that in the 18 months he has been in charge here, there was "no instance of pressure" from Du Pont on the papers' policies.

"We have been doing a fair, square, clean job on Du Pont," Mr. Fisher said.

Allen H. Neuharth, president of Gannett, said after the officials visited each department of the papers yesterday that he had assured the company's 600 employes that there were no plans to change the size of the editorial, production or business staffs. He said he expected the papers' profits, which were about $2 million last year, to continue to rise.

Gannett's decision to buy the Wilmington papers was made two weeks ago, the culmination of a somewhat unusual procedure for the sale of newspapers in this country.

The Du Pont Company, which acquired direct control of the papers last year when it got Federal approval to merge with one of its subsidiary holding companies, Christiana Securities, set rare rules for prospective buyers. Du Pont insisted on a deposit of $200,000 for the right to examine the newspaper company prospectus and an additional $200,000 to inspect the physical plant.

Several possible buyers, including The New York Times Company, which had been tentatively interested in the Wilmington offer, did not submit the deposits. Gannett's bid of $60 million was the highest received by Du Pont, more than the undisclosed amount offered by the second highest bidder, the Hearst Corporation, and the $55 million reportedly offered by the third highest, The Washington Post Company.

Some reporters and editors on the two papers had hoped Du Pont would sell to The Washington Post. But after the Gannett executives spoke to employees at the downtown offices of the papers, there was no noticeable unrest or- gloom left in their wake.

"They , haven't said anything bad so far, and that's good," said one man in the newsroom.

One Gannett official, answering questions from employees, said there would be "no pink slips Monday unless they were already in- the works" before the Gannett takeover. Mr. Neuharth said, he was pleased with the "profitability" of

the papers, adding, "We don't have any plans for reducing or adding to the work force. These people here know what they're doing."

The acquisition gave Gannett newspapers in 29 states plus one on Guam. The purchase of another, on St. Thomas, the United States Virgin Islands, is expected.