'Q is a letter between 'P' and 'R'

It is possible, just very slightly possible, that due to some of the unintended consequences of the internet and web-traffic across the globe, the world of Public Relations and Marketing as we have known it, has crossed a threshold beyond which it can never now return.

In one sense, it is dead. Or, 'they' - PR and Marketing - are dead.

For instance it used to be, that clever sophisticated PR people could capture people's attention and from that point on, sway their minds away from a past belief to a new one.

Devin Nunes just returned from London, where he had sought
some co-operation from the UK government about Christopher Steele

Now though, the audiences have become totally bored with the 'sell' even though it might come from something which looks glitzy or is superficially attractive. Audiences have polarized to one side or the other of a political message - and so only one side looks at its own side's 'marketing' and rarely even looks at anything the other side is 'messaging.' You only need to look at a half a dozen or so YouTube video clips from say MSNBC, CNN, or the BBC, and the very first thing that jumps out is the methodical, 'bot-style' jamming comment posts which drown out any objective critiquing all the way down the page - and the very limited overall 'views' compared with say for example even any 'special interest' video channel. MSNBC might have a few thousand up to in the low tens of thousands for new videos, and not much more than a hundred thousand for a video that has been up for a while.

Alex Jones has over 38 million regular, subscribed viewers and listeners to his private 'InfoWars' board... A hugely disparate number, if you consider the 'Left' and the 'Right' keep having close electoral contests. Now either the electoral figures are grossly fraudulent, or the modern 'Left' doesn't watch any media...

Nevertheless, you can physically see, that some organized interests with money, expend a lot of time and energy pretending that there are supporters for the messaging of the current-era 'Left' - hence the 'crowding out' that goes on on these comment sections on the various YouTube videos. This even has a modern day term to describe it: 'astro-turfing' - to make things look like there is a grass lawn out there when really, it is artificial, plastic, fake.

My point is, though, that the broader 'market' or 'audience' just doesn't care any longer. They are not listening to the propaganda coming from out of the corporate media; they are literally not there, on those video channels, watching - IE they are not watching CNN or MSNBC.

Not only do they not find CNN or MSNBC credible, but they've actually tuned out!

Obviously 'Q' is a marketing ploy, but it is also one that is failing badly in terms of its objective as propaganda. People have tuned out, turned off. 

This thing known as 'Q' is just Left-leaning PR people trying to 'send messages' aka propaganda, in this case designed to trick and confuse... But it has basically not worked.

The public is no longer paying attention. They have become bored with Robert Mueller, the endless and childish bleating about Russians and 'collusion' backed by no facts, and the hyperventilating idiocy of places like CNN. 


PS - CORRECTION!  The public in general has become bored with Mueller as a source of anything significant or ground-shaking. I am quite sure the American voting public will be very interested in the treatment of Devin Nunes by the government of the UK. Did they offer him tea? Was it served by a kind old gent in decent china-wear?