I found a few QAnon YouTube channels, and I found some actual Q-posts.

The Q-posts aren't actually that crazy. It's all worded with plausible deniability, questions, and insinuation, but you can boil it down to: "oligarchic elites control things and different people/groups stand to benefit from what you're seeing on the news in underhanded ways". So, obvious behavior is obvious.

The YouTubers were actually the ones that were saying crazy shit. They seemed to be the ones pushing the idea that Trump is waging a war on behalf of God against inter-dimensional pedophile demons or whatever. They read the posts, but took shit away from it that really wasn't there.

The couple Q-posts I saw seemed, normal, frankly. Like, if you knew a bit about Globalists, Finance, and Intel agencies, you could have guessed what the posts insinuate. That's not to say it's all bullshit, the connections that the poster pointed out were clever, and linked different programs and initiatives that I wasn't aware of... so the dude could be a real person in an intel, finance, or bureaucratic agency trying to make things simpler to the masses.

All the extra stuff is some over-zealous bible thumping MAGA chuds going a bit haywire, and reading their own personal fantasy into the posts. They're certainly not dangerous. I guess you could say: Crazy Church-Lady Boomers discover the internet and drink to much while reading posts online.

I found a few QAnon YouTube channels, and I found some actual Q-posts.

The Q-posts aren't actually that crazy. It's all worded with plausible deniability, questions, and insinuation, but you can boil it down to: "oligarchic elites control things and different people/groups stand to benefit from what you're seeing on the news in underhanded ways". So, obvious behavior is obvious.

The YouTubers were actually the ones that were saying crazy shit. They seemed to be the ones pushing the idea that Trump is waging a war on behalf of God against inter-dimensional pedophile demons or whatever. They read the posts, but took shit away from it that really wasn't there.

The couple Q-posts I saw seemed, normal, frankly. Like, if you knew a bit about Globalists, Finance, and Intel agencies, you could have guessed what the posts insinuate. That's not to say it's all bullshit, the connections that the poster pointed out were clever, and linked different programs and initiatives that I wasn't aware of... so the dude could be a real person in an intel, finance, or bureaucratic agency trying to make things simpler to the masses.

All the extra stuff is some over-zealous bible thumping MAGA chuds going a bit haywire, and reading their own personal fantasy into the posts.

I found a few QAnon YouTube channels, and I found some actual Q-posts.

The Q-posts aren't actually that crazy. It's all worded with plausible deniability, questions, and insinuation, but you can boil it down to: "oligarchic elites control things and different people/groups stand to benefit from what you're seeing on the news in underhanded ways". So, obvious behavior is obvious.

The YouTubers were actually the ones that were saying crazy shit. They seemed to be the ones pushing the idea that Trump is waging a war on behalf of God against inter-dimensional pedophile demons or whatever.

The couple Q-posts I saw seemed, normal, frankly. Like, if you knew a bit about Globalists, Finance, and Intel agencies, you could have guessed what the posts insinuate. That's not to say it's all bullshit, the connections that the poster pointed out were clever, and linked different programs and initiatives that I wasn't aware of... so the dude could be a real person in an intel, finance, or bureaucratic agency trying to make things simpler to the masses.

All the extra stuff is some over-zealous bible thumping MAGA chuds going a bit haywire, and reading their own personal fantasy into the posts.

I found a few QAnon YouTube channels, and I found some actual Q-posts.

The Q-posts aren't actually that crazy. It's all plausible deniability and shit, but it's mostly: "oligarchic elites control things and different people stand to benefit from what you're seeing on the news". So, obvious behavior is obvious.

The YouTubers were actually the ones that were saying crazy shit. They seemed to be the ones pushing the idea that Trump is waging a war on behalf of God against inter-dimensional pedophile demons or whatever.

The couple Q-posts I saw seemed, normal, frankly. Like, if you knew a bit about Globalists, Finance, and Intel agencies, you could have guessed what the posts insinuate. That's not to say it's all bullshit, the connections that the poster pointed out were clever, and linked different programs and initiatives that I wasn't aware of... so the dude could be a real person in an intel, finance, or bureaucratic agency trying to make things simpler to the masses.

All the extra stuff is some over-zealous bible thumping MAGA chuds going a bit haywire, and reading their own personal fantasy into the posts.