Q “predictions” use the same method of generality and “cold reading” as do horoscope soothsayers and séance mediums. All of it is bogus, a manipulative con. Not one prediction of the “Q”-tards has come to pass.
The “Q” have been caught manipulating stock photos, attaching these to their spurious claims.
I know of the two individuals who first began the “Q-Anon” phenomenon - and they stated that they planned it as a social experiment. They soon grew bored with their LARP game, and dropped out.
However, grifters picked up on the LARP, and used their “Q drops” to make money off naïve, gullible, and otherwise stupid Twitter followers. They spread it like wildfire across social media platforms. And the more it caught on, the more individuals who saw “Q” as a method to fleece those having a temperament inclined towards obtaining “secret” “inside” intel were caught inn the deceit. Soon, it became not just a money making operation, but a purposed campaign for spreading disinformation in an effort to manipulate the political and cultural landscape.
Losing the senate seats in the Georgia run-off election were but one major consequence of the “Q” influence. The storming of the U.S. capitol was perhaps the most destructive consequence of the “Q” assault on reality.
Anyone with an understanding of the Constitution’s 12th Amendment, the Electoral Count Act of 1887, and a proper knowledge of the rules regarding how State Legislatures officially select and certify a competing slate of electors, knew immediately that the entire “Q”-propagated ruse - that VP Mike Pence could reject the Biden Electors and send them back to the states for a reexamination - was totally fabricated nonsense.
“Q” is not just a bad joke, it is a fatal one, which has now done incalculable damage to the MAGA movement, President Donald Trump’s legacy, and the First Amendment Rights of an entire nation.
The “Q” brigades should be shunned, and viewed with nothing less than contempt.
Yes, those were the guys who liked puzzles and created Q on 4Chan.
The people who took it to 8Chan wanted to make a lot of money off low information Boomers, and did.