Posted on 10/25/2020 9:31:48 AM PDT by RandFan
Jitarth Jadeja was already deep into conspiracy theories when he first heard of Q.
One day in December 2017, he tuned into Infowars, the media outlet run by the conspiracy theorist Alex Jones. Two guests on the radio show were talking about the "calm before the storm," a reference to an absurd theory that President Donald Trump will soon wage a secret war against a cabal of Satan-worshiping pedophiles and a slew of other evildoers. It's one of the many tall tales believed by followers of the movement called QAnon, ranging from the false claim that the government created vaccines to track citizens to the ridiculous idea that Hillary Clinton and Katy Perry drink the blood of young children to gain eternal youth.
"It was pretty generic conspiracy theory stuff at the time, but because Alex had them on his show, it gave them an air of legitimacy with alternative media," said the 32-year-old Sydney resident in a phone call late last month. He was hooked. For the next 2½ years, he closely followed the movement, spending hours each day devouring as much Q-related content as he could find.
This isn't a story Jadeja necessarily wants to tell. Not really. He's moved on, recently founding a data analytics venture. He can look back at it with some humor. When asked if he had a partner, for example, he replied, he "didn't have a significant other during QAnon, surprise surprise, and if I did I doubt I would've held on to them very long."
Still, "it's kind of embarrassing." But, he reasons, if telling it prevents anyone else from falling down the same dark and twisted rabbit hole he did, then the potential humiliation is worth it.
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What the hell is a Jitarth Jadeja?
Damn the globalists who flooded our nation with things like this.
You must really be desperate if you are resorting to using the the completely fake WP to push an agenda.
Hmmmmm....
Seems to be working out in a certain way.
“President Donald Trump will soon wage a secret war against a cabal of Satan-worshiping pedophiles and a slew of other evildoers...”
I’ve got no agenda...
Look at the bigger picture......
Q is a group of anonymous people. It is a library of data from many sources. Half is garbage, half isn’t. The important part is it offers a united place to find or dismiss data. It spawned many twitter/fb/youtube personalities. Whether you agree or not, it is not controlled by DC or MSM.
Last month the majority of the house (both parties) labeled Qanon a terrorist group. That should tell you everything you need to know. Thus Twitter/fb/youtube purged thousands just for mentioning Q.
Bottom line, it united those seeking data. And DC is terrified of it.
And I'm not saying Q-anon are liars - there is truth in what Q says, but it's distorted, misinterpreted, sensationalized because it's not definitively stated.
If you have the truth, let's hear it - not some allegorical fairy tale. That's useless to me.
The Hunter Biden laptop videos give some credence to the Q theory of pedophilia in high places, esp. in the swamp of DC.
>>When asked if he had a partner, for example, he replied, he “didn’t have a significant other during QAnon, surprise surprise, and if I did I doubt I would’ve held on to them very long.”
Gay?
He doesn’t refer to his “partner” as her but as “them”?
>>Still, “it’s kind of embarrassing.” But, he reasons, if telling it prevents anyone else from falling down the same dark and twisted rabbit hole he did, then the potential humiliation is worth it.
Did the WashPoo show the same level of concern regarding conspiracy theories and influenced elections in 2004 when Myspace and other platforms were overrun with an all encompassing conspiracy theory video that blamed Bush for 9/11 or CBS NEws’ forged Waco National Guard memos that Dan Rather insisted were fake but accurate?
There is ‘Q’, and there are ‘Anons’. There is no “QAnon.”
The world does not always work the way you would prefer. You can either take it as it comes, or leave it.
A powerful cautionary tale from Jitarth Jadeja on the perils of reading Q posts.
>>Q is a group of anonymous people. It is a library of data from many sources. Half is garbage, half isn’t. The important part is it offers a united place to find or dismiss data. It spawned many twitter/fb/youtube personalities. Whether you agree or not, it is not controlled by DC or MSM.
TV Show Barney Miller 1981 - NWO Exposed
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2y19-mirMGs
Walter Cronkite would be proud to sit at the right hand of Satan if that’s what it would take to usher in a one-world government.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9oFS-KT377M
That’s one of those “gender non-binary” terms, when the collective third-person form is used. So definitely under the homosexual “umbrella”.
“ For the next 2½ years, he closely followed the movement, spending hours each day devouring as much Q-related content as he could find.”
He could have been so much more productive, watching porn and smoking crack like Hunter. Or maybe daytime TV...or gaming...yeah.
It's not that simple. You should understand that the baddies watch Q avidly. So if we know, they know.
I confess. I used to believe The Washington Post.
I’ve realized they are the 2nd biggest peddlers of disinformation in the free west.
Harvey Weinstein gives evidence that that there is human trafficking (I mean “casting couch”) in Hollywood and it has ties to the Clinton power team.
>> Or maybe daytime TV
The shrews on ABCDisney’s the View spout conspiracy theories all the time (as fact).
Rosie O’Donnell disputed the 9-11 attack and Whoopi Goldberg is unconvinced we landed on the Moon.
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