Qnniversary

Four years ago today, I was “Qed.” That means the infamous anonymous poster on the message boards (8chan) shared one of my tweets. I get asked about the context of this tweet a lot because I was quote tweeting someone else (@snyder1_r) and his tweet has since been deleted because he was banned from Twitter.

Snyder had reposted a powerful video about Trump made by Dan Scavino, which I’ve added at the end of this article for you to watch. 👇 Tell me you don’t get goosebumps. Interestingly, Q chose to post my retweet of Snyder’s video instead of Snyder’s original tweet. My guess is that it may be because in my retweet, I was reenforcing what Snyder had already said, that the choice of song in the video seemed intentional.

The song was a rendition of “In The End” by Linkin Park, which held significant meaning for the Q community. There was widespread speculation about the singer Chester Bennington's untimely death, suggesting he had been working on exposing child trafficking and was rumored to be the secret son of John Podesta, a key figure in the pizzagate conspiracy.

For those of us who followed Q, it became evident that who ever they were, they had close ties to Trump. Over the years, they demonstrated this connection in various ways. When I say close, I mean they were part of his inner circle, with access to the Oval Office and the ability to travel with him on Air Force One. They provided original photos not found anywhere else on the internet to prove this. I understand it might sound vague to those who didn't follow along, but I believe this was intentional. There had to be plausible deniability, and ultimately, "the choice to know (was ours)."

Whoever Q was/is, I feel I owe them a lot. While the Q operation wasn’t what initially woke me up, that was pizzagate, it was what kept me going in my search for the truth, and, most importantly, what gave me hope. I was broken after going down the pizzagate rabbit hole, and in major danger of black-pilling and hating this world and the people in it completely. There is, of course, some speculation that Q was a negative psyop to keep us stagnant and inactive. Well, if that was the case, they failed bigly. Q completely galvanized the portion of Trump’s base that was the most active online. They done screwed the pooch on that one.

What I can say personally, is that Q completely changed my life. And that isn’t an understatement. Nothing about my life or who I am as a person is the same as it was the day before I read my first drop. It gave me the courage to stand up and speak out for what I felt was right, even at the very real risk of losing everything. Beyond just finding my voice, it caused me to really get clear on my beliefs and who I am as a person. It gave me the opportunity to meet some amazing people and fight alongside them. And it energized my patriotism, which was already quite strong before all this. In fact, the only tattoo I have on my body is the Great Seal on my inner arm, which I got as an act of rebellion in 2012 as our country was going to hell and most of my friends were losing hope and giving up on it. Interestingly, the tattoo artist altered the design slightly to fit the space. While the original seal has the eagle holding an olive branch with 13 leaves and 13 arrows, mine has 10 leaves and 7 arrows—a fun coincidence for Q enthusiasts. ;)

The concept of synchronicities and the idea of “no coincidences” are among the profound lessons I learned from Q, and what they opened up in my life was wild. When I released much of my cynicism and opened myself to the possibility of a higher power and a divine plan, my life began to unfold in remarkable ways. I started receiving all these fun, profound, and mystical nudges that guided me toward a clear path. On the deepest level, this journey fostered a connection to and belief in God that I had never experienced before. I tear up when I think about all that was brought to my life by this anonymous internet riddler who made all of us who followed and talk about it sound ca-ray-zay. But I’m forever indebted.

Thank you, Q, wherever you are. And happy anniversary. 🩷 (I didn’t get you anything)