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I got called an attention whore/famefag months ago when I casually mentioned I had slowly started using social media to warm up my local community of The Storm approaching.

Dropping future events, building a series of "proofs" just like Q has done for us here. All in the name of building credibility so when SHTF my local community of family and friends will know that someone knows what's going on. And that patriots are in control.

I'm not trying to start a patreon and then convert my followers into mainstream for $$$, and people like Lisa Mei Crowley, Sara, and several more are all public faces for this movement for the normies so it goes down easier, so why the division over me trying to do my job and build credibility and trust over time?

If I suddenly pop up when things get heavy to say "Hey, I totally know what's going on!" I look like an opportunist looking to take advantage of the situation, and this TRUTH is so hard to swallow that trying to get people to do it when they don't trust you/have proof you're right even with extreme circumstances is almost impossible.

At first I thought "Oh, it's just shills trying to discourage anons from doing what Q tasked us with" but the ones complaining where actually contributing research to the bread and getting nommed and acknowledged by the bakers.

I've been an anon since <100 Q posts and there's, unfortunately, a few of us who have forgotten that this isn't just so we all can contribute, but because OTHERS will need us to be the voice of reason.

God bless all the anons out there doing their parts both here and elsewhere for the people who will need it. Praying for all our families and frens during the corona uncertainty. I've been researching Moloch connections all night, so I think I'll go get some rest now.

Goodnight anons.

God wins.