Election 2020

[catalog]

is luther blisset the guy who wrote that book Q or the footballer or both?

 

[Leo]

or is it many people? or no one?

 

[IdleRich]

is luther blisset the guy who wrote that book Q or the footballer or both?

He was a footballer who gave his name to an organisation that wrote a book called Q... which is probably nothing to do with Q Anon. Or is it?

 

[constant escape]

Wiki didn't seem to think so.

 

[catalog]

can't keep up tbh, i'm still trying to come to terms with the thatcher/deckard issue that came up earlier

 

[IdleRich]

Although in the book Q is a kinda of secret agent embedded at the highest level of the deep state so you have to wonder.

 

[Leo]

or is it a left field disco classic?

 

[catalog]

i never read q, i had it for ages then gave it away cos it never looked like i would read it.

 

[IdleRich]

Ooh look

"In 2018, a reporter for BuzzFeed News suggested that the right-wing "QAnon" conspiracy theory shared many similarities to plot points in the novel"

 

[IdleRich]

or is it a left field disco classic?

Great tune... or could it be

 

[catalog]

mental. i know its a fave book for a lot of people, including a good mate who gave it me in the first place. what is the q supposed to stand for again, in the 'conventional' narrative.

 

[IdleRich]

i never read q, i had it for ages then gave it away cos it never looked like i would read it.

I enjoyed it a lot when it came out - or when it came out in English or whatever.

 

[catalog]

look at that lovely signature rich

 

[catalog]

how is the artist doing? is he happy with your endeavours?

 

[IdleRich]

mental. i know its a fave book for a lot of people, including a good mate who gave it me in the first place. what is the q supposed to stand for again, in the 'conventional' narrative.

I couldn't remember but....

The book follows the journey of an Anabaptist radical across Europe in the first half of the 16th century as he joins in various movements and uprisings that come as a result of the Protestant reformation. The book spans 30 years as he is pursued by 'Q' (short for "Qoèlet"), a spy for the Roman Catholic Church cardinal Giovanni Pietro Carafa. The main character, who changes his name many times during the story, first fights in the German Peasants' War beside Thomas Müntzer, during which time he takes part in negotiations which are eventually formalised as the Twelve Articles. Following this, he battles in Münster's siege, during the Münster Rebellion, and some years later, in Venice.

 

[catalog]

i meant in qanon actually, i should just look it up but i prefer dissensusing. q sounds a bit like illuminatus trilogy?

 

[IdleRich]

how is the artist doing? is he happy with your endeavours?

Taishi (Jaguar No Me).... er, I wouldn't say he's over the moon to be honest.

 

[catalog]

i sort of knew that would happen tbh, it always does.

 

[IdleRich]

i meant in qanon actually, i should just look it up but i prefer dissensusing. q sounds a bit like illuminatus trilogy?

You mean the book sounds like Illuminatus? Not really I'd say, reminded me (and others) more of, say, Umberto Eco, in fact some people suggested they were Eco in disguise... in response to which they issued a statement saying "We have nothing to do with the old wanker".

 

[IdleRich]

i sort of knew that would happen tbh, it always does.

Comes with the territory.