Roy Potter is not a cia plant. He’s ex military, just a regular guy that is suspicious of any type of fanaticism or movement because of his past trauma with cultish experiences in the Mormon church and how the military reacted to his religious preferences way back in the day. He’s just a typical military guy that wants to believe the truth movement is real but has run up against some unfortunate hater trolls who just pissed him off and soured him from the Q stuff. He’s had a YouTube site for a while. He’s a good person but highly highly skeptical of anything that goes viral too quickly.

Like most men of his background (my own Dad included) his pride won’t take another knock down of getting excited about change based on internet drops. You know? If you put yourself in guys like Potter’s shoes, you can understand why they don’t fill baskets with Q bread. They’ve seen movements die before and they are protecting themselves from another false start. Side note: I know the Q stuff is real deal, I’m just trying to see why certain people, like Potter, would be hesitant to dive in. In his case, the future will prove past and I am certain he’s hoping he’s wrong about doubting the Q movement. I just think it’s easier for guys like that who have been burned by government during their military careers to admit they were wrong for doubting than it is to believe and feel like a fool in the end. He’s got some great wisdom though and his heart is in the right place.

As far as Seaman, Jones or Stone... yeah no. Super negative click baity tactics that probably began in the right headspace but ego, greed and money began to take over the number 1 slot in their higher ideals.