[O]utside of this small circle of believers, the wider QAnon community is still celebrating the return of Q, oblivious to the fact that the new Q drops appear to be written not by a secret military intelligence insider, but by a 58-year-old pig farmer who’s obsessed with fountain pens.
The first new post since Dec. 8, 2020, was posted on Friday, posing the cryptic question: “Shall we play a game once more?”
Several more posts followed soon after, but members of the qresearch board quickly realized something was off [...].
[Jim] Watkins also claimed that his son, Ron Watkins, who is currently running for Congress in Arizona, had created many special secret tools that would explain all the strange errors that appeared in recent days.
[Fred] Brennan believes Jim Watkins is posting the latest updates because he doesn’t think Ron, who was the site’s administrator until November 2020, would have made those errors.
The hamfisted attempts to claim that the new posts came from Q, and Watkins’ effort to explain away those mistakes, have been blasted by many on the qresearch board, with one member writing on Wednesday the new drops were “a fraud, like everything the Watkins are connected to.”
Brennan says that such backlash is almost unprecedented, and that he’s never seen this sort of internal dissent on 8kun.
And yet, despite all the evidence suggesting the new Q drops were not real, or were at the very least facilitated by Watkins and his team, the wider QAnon community continues to celebrate Q’s return....
To read Gilbert's entire article, click HERE.
On an even more bemusing note, I recommend watching this DAILY SHOW excerpt in which Jordan Klepper confronts various Qheads outside a recent Trump rally in Mississippi (posted on 6-23-22):
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