Does anyone else feel free? The realization that Q was fake/failure and that nobody will save the country or the people except themselves is pretty liberating. I always suspected Q was false but I think confronted with the vast resources and power of the deep state, it always provided some comfort and hope that somebody behind the scenes was tackling this. I really started getting my first confirmations that Q was fake with his handling of Covid and then his reaction to election results (it had to be this way, starting to talk post-Trump, avoiding the hard questions etc.) all but confirmed it, but I still wanted to feel that hope that somebody was taking care of the things behind the scenes and fighting for good. Now that it's all but confirmed that there is nobody I feel like what I felt all along just got confirmed, there is no Q, there is no secret plan, there is not a conspiracy of good actors behind the scenes, it's strictly up to the people.
It's like we deluded ourselves that things are better than they are because we couldn't confront the problem head on. Now it's pretty clear it's just the people and their enemies. A road much steeper than the one proposed by Q but at least it is not a false path.
Honestly, the whole world expected something to happen. This is one of the weirdest moments in world history. Forget about what mainstream media is reporting, the whole thing stinks and looks weird. The visuals are disgusting, the whole Biden inauguration feels like a sham, the entire process leading up to it does in fact. For some reason Trump's tone after the Capitol event completely changed, like he completely gave up in an instant. I think that moment right there was critical and Trump took the safer road, no fighting between Americans, no incidents, no violence. Can't blame him for that. But the population knows they are being slow-boiled to death, I'm not sure how this is going to be solved? Are they just supposed to accept their defeat as they get eliminated in the new global world order? Demographically speaking that is entirely possible within a decade or two, there won't be any movement for freedom or what USA stood for because the demographics will change. Trump didn't want to be the guy to start shit with unforseen consequences but at the same time…it might also mean that he just signed on the dot for America and freedom's demise. I certainly didn't envy his position, you're looking at civil war on one hand and a slow boil to death of America, freedom, traditions and everything considered sacred.
Sadly if we are being realistic here from a historical and political perspective, there are no easy solutions. It's clear that there is no secret conspiracy to save this thing, it's also clear that the globalist technocratic regime holds all the media, all the courts, all the capital, all teh corporations in their pocket. How do you solve that? I don't see any easy solutions, you can at best hope that enough Americans see that they are losing their country and identity and are courageous enough to act, but with Big Tech, AI and media's totalitarian control over information and narrative that does not seem to be a very likely possibility and there are increasingly high penalties for wrongspeak.
Then there's the demographical currents and the globalist elite also own the education and most of the content kids view on phones etc. With each passing minute, the old world is melting away and there doesn't seem to be much that we can do to stop it.