So yes, it seems we have reached the time where what was posed as questions in the Q Drops is now being answered piece by piece. The Q phenomenon began in 2017 and ended in November 2022. Since there have been no new Q Drops since 2022, the existing ones have now been stored in archives, the supposedly best one is here https://github.com/jkingsman/JSON-QAnon where Q is referred to as a dangerous cult, but this keeps the archive alive. Trump is considered Q + He is, as President, the head of the US Army and thus has the power to carry out the plan.

Which plan? Yes, we would all like to know that. I can only tell you that Q emerged after the murder of JFK; back then, a few people came together and are now fighting against the Deep State. It has had incredible power worldwide since at least World War II. But that should already be known to the Okitalkers. Simon Parks once said that there is also a supercomputer related to Q that can look into the future. But that only goes up to 2012, as that is the end of the great cycle. (see Film recommendation Paycheck) The only truly visible result so far has been the Epstein files. Child abuse does not end in a pizza place in Washington; if you remember Pizza Gate, that was also a misdirection so we do not see that all the elites are involved. Venezuela, Cuba, and Iran are seen by Q supporters as part of the plan, Israel comes last. Iran is a big story; moreover, Putin, Trump, and Xi Jinping are working together. But they do not know much more than that. Oh, and the phrase “the military is the only way” – well, that has proven to be very true. The military really seems to be the only way.

I have always wished that the story is true. I have a good feeling about it and even own a Q T-shirt that has already gotten a few holes. At the moment we are in the midst of chaos. And it is known that it takes a genius to master chaos. We can only hope that Trump is really that genius. In the latest video I found about Q, it is recommended to analyze the Q Drops with an AI; the AI Claude is recommended, but unfortunately, it is not available for Linux, so I cannot report any experiences with it. You can watch the video yourself if you want.

You probably won’t find much more than what I’ve told you, but if you have anything to say about Q, feel free to leave it in the comments.