Q patriots ponder what an arrest of Donald Trump might mean for the coming storm

On Friday, the FBI sent out a memo warning about "unprecedented" threats against agents following the Mar-a-Lago search.

So what did Trump do?

Spent the weekend on Truth Social attacking the FBI and sharing conspiracies from QAnon followershttps://t.co/XkJQGA2Pxh

— David Gilbert (@daithaigilbert) August 15, 2022

One year ago, Mike Lindell convened a summit to offer proof of his election fraud claims. It was a bust.

Over the weekend, True the Vote held a summit hyped as similarly providing evidence beyond the "2000 Mules" nonsense. Again: bust. https://t.co/p7OdJfT1TE

— Philip Bump (@pbump) August 15, 2022

Just in: Prosecutors charge a PA man w/multiple online threats against the FBI for posting violent messages on Gab in the days after agents searched Mar-a-Lago.

"I sincerely believe that if you work for the FBI, then you deserve to die."

"I am going to f**cking slaughter you." pic.twitter.com/KY6EY0BQiQ

— Alan Feuer (@alanfeuer) August 15, 2022

Today in Dallas. pic.twitter.com/pMWa09F5Ni

— steven monacelli (@stevanzetti) August 16, 2022

Today is a whole week. pic.twitter.com/z3WT2Ttdj9

— Justin Hendrix (@justinhendrix) August 15, 2022

Romana Didulo and some of her subjects gathered in the hopes of citizen arresting cops this weekend. Two followers were violently arested.

While the event was rather silly—they were thwarted by a locked door—it marks a clear escalation for the group. https://t.co/o2eboquxKi

— Mack Lamoureux (@MackLamoureux) August 15, 2022