In Defense of Q - We Were Never Told to Sit Still

True Hope is Not a Pacifier; It's an Activator

This piece is a follow-up to ‘Q is Real.’

Greetings Everyone,

I came up with the In Defense of Q Series about a month ago, of which you are about to read the first part.

Since writing Parts One and Two, the battlefield changed irrevocably when Trump was shot on TV in front of millions. When that happened, reality shifted completely, so much so that pieces written prior to that event almost feel like a postcard from a past life. Even if they were written as recently as a few weeks ago.

The landscape is shifting so quickly now, that almost anything one could write might be “outdated”, even if it’s only a week or two old.

The basic principles we’ll be talking about in the In Defense of Q series remain important to know, but you’ll have to adjust them to current circumstance, to the best of your ability. This is actually a very good thing, because it’s very healing for the brain/mind to learn how to generalize principles and apply them in new/shifting contexts. The school system was designed precisely to destroy this natural capacity that we were all born with.

Parts One and Two shall be released as they’ve been written—In Part Three, we will incorporate lessons learned from the recent assassination attempt on Trumps life.

Take heart, Patriots—they’re trying to bait you into acting stupid. Unlike the riotous left who burned down entire city blocks simply because the TV/Tik Tok/etc told them to, you guys just saw the President get shot, and yet, you haven’t become lawless and depraved over it.

As I wrote on my own Substack the other day: the exemplary character of MAGA Patriots is the ONLY thing keeping the country from spiraling into civil war. I salute every single one of you for that!

We will have our country back, and we will get it back lawfully—I dare say, we will win it back in a Godly way.

Now on to the main event…

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I don’t know about you, but I’ve encountered quite a few people lately who distrust Q because they think Q was a psyop intended to “pacify” Patriots. Indeed, this has come up so frequently that I think it’s time to give my Hypnotist’s Perspective on the matter.

There is little doubt in my mind that this narrative is one of many measures being taken against Q, and I believe that the majority of people repeating this narrative are not “operatives”, for it only takes a few operatives to seed a narrative in the first place.

Our job, as Digital Soldiers, is to see through all false narratives and expose them (one at a time, and each at his own pace). Of course, it takes all hands on deck to do this.

Recently, I wrote an article proving mathematically that Trump and Q are connected—today, I’m going to prove beyond any reasonable shadow of a doubt that Q wanted to activate Patriots, not pacify them. In the process, it should become clear that Q really is a benevolent, trustworthy entity who doesn’t want your uncritical support, but instead wants you to fully mature into a capable American who knows how to discern the truth and communicate said truth to your fellow countrymen.

Indeed, for someone who hasn’t spent any appreciable amount of time learning about Q, the criticism that Q is here to lull people to sleep might seem fair… at first. But there comes a point past which such criticisms objectively stop being applicable.

Battlefield Considerations

Not a single one of us has the time or resources required to become in expert in all things—we must rely on what I call “cognitive shorthand” in order to navigate the world. In the best case, those who think Q is some kind of “pacification” operation have come to such conclusion in good faith, based on an insufficient set of data.

Either way, we’re ALL going to get things wrong from time to time, and there’s no benefit whatsoever in getting pissed off about it. To demand perfection from ourselves and others is a tad childish—there are performance limitations associated with the human nervous system, and so why not give yourself and others a bit of leeway?

Outside of the hypnosis profession, it’s not very well known that people LITERALLY can’t perceive what they have no cognitive means to perceive. For example, there’s a sizable portion of people who think Trump couldn’t possibly be a good guy because he’s a rich politician—and, more often than not, those folks are operating from a worldview in which the concept of a good, rich politician is impossible. I know because, many years ago, I used to be one of those people!

In any event, when it comes to Q, there are many things one must first be capable of perceiving before they’ll be able to correctly assess what Q is actually doing. You see, even if a person doesn’t know the whole picture (which, according to Q, is known only to ten people), that does not in any way prevent one from accurately accessing those parts of the picture that are available to be witnessed.

The Law of Projection Never Fails

The quip that having hope somehow makes one lazy is applicable to some people—there are indeed some who decided to just wait and do nothing because ‘Q’s got it covered.’

For those people specifically, the notion that ‘Q made you lazy’ would apply. But how many more people have become complacent for the exact opposite reason? There is no doubt in my mind that, on a long enough timeline, hope is a far better motivator than fear.

Fear burns people out—hope gives people their energy back. Some may argue that Q is giving us false hope... but that just brings us full circle back to where we began. How can someone know that your hope is false, if they can’t accurately describe the objective reason for said hope?  

Not all opinions were created equal; the value of an opinion is directly proportional to the amount of logic and evidence that went into its formulation.

Q is Not What Most Claim

As I pointed out in my last article, there are dozens of ideas and narratives attributed to Q that have nothing whatsoever to do with Q. Often, when people say they “distrust” Q, what they actually distrust are many of the movements and influencers who seem to be —or outrightly claim to be—affiliated with Q.

Q is an insider who made thousands of posts on 4chan. That’s it. It’s nothing short of a spectacle how often people attribute certain ideas to Q that were never mentioned in any post, even a single time. The drops are available for free to everybody, and, with all due respect, there is simply no excuse for not becoming familiar with the source material before making any claims about it.

Whenever you see a popular and/or well-funded figure making easily disproven claims about Q, this could very well mean that they’re paid controlled opposition (or they just have enormous egos and love the sound of their own voice).

Q’s insider status is mathematically guaranteed. This alone does not mean one should blindly trust him without doing some research—just because someone is an “insider” doesn’t automatically mean they’re telling the truth or that they have good intentions. Nonetheless, anyone who says that he’s not connected to Trump exposes the fact that they don’t have even the most elementary understanding of Q.

With all that said, allow me to show you why Q can be trusted.

Q Gave Us Puzzles, not “The Answer”

The single most important thing to notice about the Q operation is that Q wants you to piece things together for yourself. This alone should suffice to debunk the idea that Q is here to pacify us.

The following analogy will make this point unmistakably clear:

When I was a young kid, I loved puzzle-based video games (my favorites were the Myst games), and so did my older cousin, who was 15 years older than myself. There were times that I couldn’t figure out the answer to a given puzzle and demanded him to tell me… which, of course, he wouldn’t. I still remember to this day how he explained to me that I’d never become good at these games if I didn’t figure things out for myself.

Something about that memory really stuck with me—he would only help if I was struggling for a very long time on a particular puzzle, and even then, he would only give me hints as to how to solve it.

If my cousin wanted to ‘pacify’ me, he could have just given me the answers, instead of speaking in riddles and only giving me hints. It was precisely because of his refusal to solve puzzles for me that I legitimately became good at solving them. Are you starting to see the comparison here?

My cousin never once robbed me of the opportunity to figure things out myself. Likewise, Q never held anyone’s hand either.

Is Q Just a Rehash of Operation Trust?

One of the reasons people distrust Q is because Q somewhat resembles certain negative psyops (through no fault of his own); the sad reality is that it’s likely that the vast majority of “hope”-based psyops are utterly false. Mind you, appearances are just appearances, and nothing more—the mere resemblance between psyops doesn’t tell you anything about what an individual psyop is designed to accomplish.

Some have said that Q was a rehash of “Operation Trust” (OT), which was a Bolshevik psyop—but I have never seen anyone explain how this is true without relying on superficial resemblances. With OT, they told the Russian people that the ‘good guys are winning,’ and many think that Q is the same psyop simply because Q told us that the “patriots are in control”.

I have two counterpoints that should suffice to disprove that these are the “same” in any substantial way.

Firstly, I do not believe that “control”, in Q’s case, means control of everything. Instead, I interpret it to mean that, like in a game of chess, there usually comes a point when a victor emerges before both sides have finished making all their moves. I believe that Patriots are in control, but only in the sense that they have a sufficient upper hand in the game to be certain of victory. If my calculations are correct, the cabal won’t win—what remains to be seen is the amount of destruction they will inflict on their way out.

In any event, Operation Trust created an entire fake organization that one could join. Did Q do that? No. Has Q ever done anything other than provide information on 4chan and encourage anons to put the puzzle together themselves? No.

How can you compare an organization designed to sequester anti-communists to a poster on 4chan who encourages people to figure things out for themselves, and who offers no membership to any organization of any kind?

Not All Hope is False—and Real Hope is Necessary

Again, the idea promoted by many is that Q’s message of hope is somehow detrimental to the motivation of Patriots—who, we are told, would otherwise piece together the puzzle and rescue their country themselves were it not for Q.

Undoubtedly, there are a handful of people who fit this description (it’s a big world out there, after all). But in my experience, many who trust Q are extremely active—I’m talking people engaging the legal system, the political process, making content, and putting 12+ hours per day into their efforts (often for very little money, and at great personal risk).

I think it’s great that people are skeptical in general of the things they hear—because it’s a healthy instinct to have when you live in a world drowning in scams and psyops—but true skepticism entails NEITHER the uncritical acceptance or dismissal of an idea. Until one has done a sufficient study of Q, one should refrain from either believing or not believing in the overall message.

Generally speaking, when we look at things through the lens of ‘do I agree or disagree with this?’ then this prevents new learning from taking place. It’s far better to simply play with ideas without being attached to them—this is the ideal state in which to study any subject with which you are unfamiliar.

Indeed, if Q is a ‘bad guy,’ as some say, I’d love to be presented with a genuinely substantive argument that doesn’t really on superficial appearances alone. But, thus far, no one has presented any such argument—on the contrary, Q’s critics constantly make factual errors that render their arguments moot. (To be fair, there are many “Q fans” out there who also don’t do their homework either).

More to Come on All This

I know many readers are wondering when I’ll get back to the Werewolf Series—I assure you, research continues apace on that front, however, I think there’s an absolutely URGENT need to clarify many of the psychological dynamics playing on this 5G War.

What you’ve just read is Part One in a new series: In Defense of Q, that I will be writing this in tandem with the Werewolf Series. I won’t leave you guys hanging!

There are many excellent sources on Q—pardon the shameless self-promotion, but if you haven’t started reading ‘Q for Dummies’ by

Paul Fleuret

then I HIGHLY recommend you go there to gain a solid footing with regards to the drops themselves. My aim with this series is to supplement such content with tips and pointers for how to be as effective a Digital Soldier as one can possibly be.

Ever since the debate between Trump and Biden took place, us Digital Soldiers have been presented with incredible opportunities to help others come to see the value of what Q has been doing. I understand that there are many who hate to be told such things—and understandably so, given all the times we’ve been lied to—but the value of real hope is incalculable, and that’s exactly what Q has given us.

I’m certain that the Storm will happen one way or another, and that helping our friends, family, and acquaintances learn the truth about Q (among other things) could spell the difference between life and death when the storm comes. Some may find that an extreme take, but I’m sticking to it; because, you see, when it looks like everything is over and there’s no coming back, that’s when people tend to lose it completely and are liable to do all manner of destructive things to themselves and others.

Personally, I will have no fear when the Storm hits, because I know what it is, and I’ve been expecting it—the same cannot be said for many others. If I had my way, I’d beam what I know into everyone’s head so that everyone could be spared the existential horror that comes with thinking that the world is ending when the Storm really gets going.

Mark my words, we do not want to ‘push’ Q on people as if Q were some kind of messiah (the same goes with Trump as well). Of course, many will make such assumptions no matter what we do—but the fact remains that Q is simply an insider who shared many vitally important breadcrumbs with us, and gave us a rational basis to hope for a better future. That’s the only correct way to look at Q.

At the end of the day, the whole point of sharing Q with others is simply to spread the hope. And in an increasingly bleak, violent, and insane world, the value of real hope is utterly incalculable.

And that’s all for today—I wish you all a blessed day, and my sincerest appreciation goes out to everyone putting in real effort to learn the truth to the best of their ability, and then using said truth to help other people. It takes all hands on deck to turn this ship around, and I salute each one of you who has heeded the call.

Godspeed Frens. Until next time…

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