Non-value Added Entities

by John Venlet

In the world of business, non-value added is basically defined as a process which has been developed to enhance a product’s value to a customer but fails to produce any results in increased customer use or loyalty.

Two entities which consistently fail to produce any valuable results, yet which are trumpeted as defenders of conservative values and marketed as exposers of secrets, and thus are non-value added entities, are Q Anon, which after two years of silence is once again posting cryptic nothings, and Project Veritas, whose videos have high production values and expose nefarious doings, but lead to nothing.

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  • One could make an argument that Project Veritas at least serves the purpose of exposing people to the machinations of the enemy. Showcasing the corruption at least opens some eyes to the fact it exists. The “Q” movement looks more and more like a psyop to keep people from stacking bodies by promising action from an unseen force that will swoop in and make all the bad guys pay. “Trust the Plan” It would not shock me at this point to find out the the whole thing was run by the DNC and Hillary paid for it. If you keep the people scanning the horizon for reinforcements that aren’t coming, they won’t be watching what is being done to them in plain sight.

    • One could make an argument that Project Veritas at least serves the purpose of exposing people to the machinations of the enemy.

      Very true, J-Dog, but these type of exposures of nefarious deeds have long been around, and yet very little results in punishments of those deed doers. In fact, some of these rotten characters keep getting elected time after time even after they have been exposed. I’m uncertain how these bad guys will be made to pay, but, if these rotten players continue calling for violence against conservative individuals, Christians, etc., well, when the violence they are calling for may very well end up coming down on them.

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