Here's my theory based on Q's drops so far:

>Kingsman: The Secret Service was a strong hint

There is a cult.

Many of its members are celebrities, journalists, moguls, and bankers.

By joining the cult, you effectively get guaranteed success in life and immunity from prosecution.

You can live like a god, provided you are a little careful.

The cult can give you this because it has powerful members with absolute allegiance to its cause.

How?

When you join, a suicide device is installed inside you for life.

>Career installed

>If they ask.

>They self destruct.

But for that price you can do anything or be anyone you want.

Anything.

The cult doesn't judge.

In fact, if your desires are deeply sinful, that will just make you a more reliable asset.

>Do what thou wilt shall be the whole of the Law

Just one rule: You cannot do anything that would harm the cult or any of its members.

Any action against the cult is stopped the moment it is discovered.

No member would dare mention the cult's existence.

If the cult asks a member to kill someone, they have no choice.

So even without a device installed, any serious action against the cult will result in quick retaliation.

Thanks to blackmail and the threat of violence, the cult's tentacles extend deep into all of the world's important systems.

Total control.

Control is key because many of the members have committed unspeakable crimes, by choice or otherwise.

A loss of control would mean the death of ALL the cult's suicide-device members and life imprisonment for any accomplices.

A HelperAnon:

>They don't think that way. Individualism has no place in their agenda. Why fear when you 'know' you're just an agent of the greater invincible force

This is why incompetent people constantly reach the heights of our society.

This is why celebrities are going off the rails.

This is why there were so many twenty-something billionaires recently.

This is why they commit so much treason - no allegiance to anyone but themselves.

This is why they are invincible.

Until now.

>>1958719

In hindsight, if there is a suicide-device involved, it would probably be installed involuntarily i.e. with a glass of water (remember Melania covering her bottle after surgery).

Overall, I think we are looking at several "brands" of revelations:

1. History - Many or all major conflicts were managed/sponsored by the cabal, some historical figures never existed, the US founding fathers weren't good guys, etc.

1. Religion - The old-time cabal had a role in creating the Abrahamic religions, and writing themselves out of the picture, to make us think they no longer existed.

1. Medicine - Pharmacology is fake. Not that the scientific facts are wrong, just that maybe they are pointless and unnecessary, and that real solutions have been right in front of us this whole time.

1. Energy - Energy is limitless and easy to produce, but the cabal has shoehorned our civilization into using fossil fuel engines for transportation to avoid losing power over the rest of us.

1. Space - We've been misinformed about space to keep us trapped. What if stellar parallax has some fundamental error and stars are nowhere near as far away as we've been told?

These are (admittedly uneducated) guesses, but maybe ET is visiting our civilization because we are in a really unique situation where an ancient cult of elites have us using all these extremely inefficient technologies like oil, aircraft, wired electricity, and antibiotics to power it.

>The depths of their treason are unimaginable

Also, I've thought that Q keeps using Bible verses and hinting at a loving God because the universe isn't actually as apathetic or brutal as it seems - that it always provided enough for its inhabitants, but we've been brainwashed into believing in a variety of imaginary limitations.

Maybe that's the ultimate truth.

>>2010520

As I keep reading, I think it all goes back to the money. I think that's going to be the umbrella "ultimate truth" because so many things derive from that.

Many of us have made jokes about our modern fiat money not being real, but I think it's going to turn out to be much worse than we imagined.

Basically, the central banking system is a financial prison that prints literally fake money with nothing backing it.

Terms like "fiat" or "quantitative easing" are just bullshit terms regurgitated by naive academics that have no basis in a functioning financial system.

The libertarians will be vindicated as much as they could have ever hoped for.

And when Trump said "There are trillions of dollars at stake in this election" he might have been partially referring to this:

http://n8waechter.info/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/Leo-Wanta.pdf

Reagan quietly giving a patriot the keys to a fortune that would save the USA one day would explain why Q/Donald are fans and would go down as one of the greatest plotlines in history.

I'm not that familiar with the Wanta case, though. Maybe it's nothing.

On a less down-to-Earth note, I've gone back and looked into UFOs again, and there's no question in my mind now that anti-gravity craft are real.

There's too many compelling military-oriented cases.

And I don't really buy that these are all experimental / cabal craft, given their behavior and variety.

If we're going to assume some UFOs are Aliens, I'm guessing that:

1. Knowledge of aliens would trigger a unifying effect as well as research into better energy technologies that would destroy the bankers control, so bankers would do anything to discourage that discovery (see CIA 1953 panel on UFOs).

https://www.cia.gov/library/center-for-the-study-of-intelligence/csi-publications/csi-studies/studies/97unclass/ufo.html

1. Aliens could very well be aware of our situation and that the bankers have had weapons pointed at the world population in the event that their control goes tits up. So they would stay mostly out of sight until things are resolved.