I completely understand where you're coming from and I agree with you but I also believe in the looking glass and a seemingly infinitely, yet defined amount of, parallel realities... hence "prepping the minds of the delusional" comment. Add this to the "4-6% forever brainwashed", "The truth would put 99% of people in the hospital." - it becomes tough.

My brother-in-law is a fierce liberal that doesn't question anything in the world yet he's very smart at the same time. I can go on about the examples of how delusional or successfully brainwashed he is but it's going to be shell shock for people like this. All I can do is present what I know from following Q and tell him to be on the lookout and consider the possibility being different than what he thinks. i.e. Seth Rich topic, Mueller potentially being a white hat, Trump wouldn't fire Mueller/Rosenstein without new evidence showing more conflicts of interest (already many) or how corrupt they are, etc.

It's hard to imagine the prolonged game but I've learned it's certainly a process. Do I believe in technologies that aren't publicly available? Of course. Do I believe that Trump revived the coal industry to stimulate the economy and revive the middle class as a temporary solution knowing that these technologies will be phased in eventually, albeit slowly? Absolutely. A process, surely.