Just a late night random thought. When this is all over, those who are Q, and many other Patriots won't even get a public Thank You.

No medals, no parades, no bonus check not even a public mention.

They've volunteered for God knows how many days, hours, dangerous assignments and stress.

Based on what Q has said a few probably gave their lives.

I presume that at least some have families.

They'll never be able to tell their spouse or kids how they saved the Republic.

When they go to cocktail parties, neighborhood BBQ's and family gatherings they'll hear batshit crazy theories from normies.

All they'll be able to do is smile and nod.

Because the MSM and basically every other public media outlet is comped the only outlet they had available was the chan boards.

Basically the outhouse of the internet.

The only place wild enough, profane enough and free enough to do this.

The only place on the entire internet this could be pulled off was in the gutter.

The only recognition or thanks they'll ever get is from the gutter.

I don't mean that as an insult or degradation of what Q and all anons are doing.

Sometimes in history societies have been distorted and ruined by a small group of those who think they're entitled.

We were normies in the gutter; we became anons because we woke up and learned that there is nothing wrong with us and it doesn't have to be this way.

Q and Patriots learned that too, and are risking everything for themselves and the rest of us.

Q and Patriots, knowing what they know, must be 1000x more frustrated then us anons.

This is painstakingly slow but it's the only way.

Their discipline is incredible. I am trying to emulate them best I can and I hope you will too.

To Q and all of you, Thank You. Thank you from the gutter of the internet. Thank You from average, little people anons you will never know.

Probably no one of us could ever afford to pay you back but as a whole maybe we can make the gutter an ok place.

Maybe someday we can make America a place without a gutter.

I wish I had some profound words but I don't so I'll go with Gen. Mattis:

"Hold The Line."

Thanks again.

-Anon