Analysis of Q Anon References in Media
I'm gonna play you this video.
Ready?
Well, that was short and sweet, wasn't it?
But
numbers, numbers, numbers. You may not have noticed.
What have I been saying? Look at this.
Four seconds in,
can you see that? Maybe not 'cause of the light.
There is a number seventeen on the
screen
And then if you look at the end of it, it goes, uh, from channel three to
channel four,
and it says it's loading.
Now,
um, I've been saying for a while that, uh, the White
House X account is the new place for Q drops.
It doesn't matter whether you believe in Q.
I hate that expression, belie-- How do you believe in something you've
read?
Uh, do you believe in the newspaper
because you read it?
Do you believe
in the Bible because you read it?
It's a weird thing to say, isn't it?
Anyway, doesn't matter whether you believe in Q,
um, the
White House does.
The White House does.
Why would they be posting the number seventeen?
I mean, it w- it's been so obvious for so long now.
It was on the Restore Britain video. The O turned into a Q.
Here, the number seventeen is on the screen.
There's thousands of examples of Trump saying seventeen for the last ten
years and doing Q
air signs.
You can't not pay attention to it.
You can say, "Well, it's all a psyop." Yeah, it is a psyop.
We've been saying that for years as well,
but is it a good one? Well, it's one that has got people to think for
themselves.
So yeah, it's very, very interesting.
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