Has Q chucked it?

Still hanging in there...
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QAnon in crisis as day of reckoning fails to materialize​

Pro-Trump cult believed election results would be violently overturned on January 20.​

A demonstrator holds a Q sign outside the U.S. Capitol in Washington, D.C., U.S., on Wednesday, Jan. 6, 2021.


QAnon adherents called it “the storm.” At midday on Wednesday, there were supposed to be blackouts across the US, military tribunals led by Donald Trump, and the mass execution of Democrats in the streets.

“We all got scammed, you caused us all to lose friends over this charade.”
 
It's almost as if they were wrong all along. Who knew?
 
Karlos said:
It's almost as if they were wrong all along. Who knew?
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Q has always been wrong, about everything, all of the time.
Even the first Q drop was hopelessly wrong. (Hillary to be arrested next day)
None of that stopped Qanon becoming probably the fastest growing and most bizarre cult since the advent of the web.

If there's a lesson in there, it might be:
You don't have to right.
You don't even have to be close.
But if you play up to people's twisted fantasies, you can do incredible things.
 
this is the next chapter in Mr horned cos-player's life.
he's desperate for his 15 minutes of fame to continue.
and he's bitter about trump abandoning him

waaaaahhhh
 

The Democratic Party Has a Fatal Misunderstanding of the QAnon Phenomenon​

Their belief that this surreal conspiracy has arisen because of the poor education of its adherents is based in classism, not reality.​

On Tuesday, Politico reported that the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee intends to focus on QAnon in its messaging, ahead of the 2022 midterms, in the hopes that the specter of more Greenes in Congress will push more people away from the GOP. “They can do QAnon, or they can do college-educated voters,” DCCC Chair Sean Patrick Maloney said. “They cannot do both.”
Actually, they can.
 
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