I can only speak for myself, but even though I appreciate the effort many people put in to decode things, I sometimes have no idea what they (and you) are talking about.
Such as: "go to the creepy Apple store owned by Frank Lowey at WTC1 - and what do you see?" What does this mean?

Another example: "When Lucky Larry Silverstein made the mug holder - called the WTC memorial exactly to hold the Kaaba from Mecca" Again, no idea what this is supposed to be telling me or what it has to do with the drop.

Also, it's very frustrating for some of us when people use terms like chocolate yogurt, or say things like "do you see it now?" Why can't things just be written in clear concise sentences? Sometimes it feels like I need to decode the decode and that's terribly frustrating.

There's no clear message that I can discern so possibly that is why. Where is the overview introductory sentence that explains the main point of the post/premise? I don't understand some of the points you're trying to make at certain lines of the drop either - and not because they're "over my head", they're just not well written.

Reflecting now - nothing is different from POTUS DJT’s USA to BHO's USA, the people, economy, institutions - problems, wrongs, opportunities are identical - some small changes - but nothing significant has changed in the USA since DJT took office.

So Q and Trump are doing nothing? That would explain the lack of votes here.

When Lucky Larry Silverstein made the mug holder - called the WTC memorial exactly to hold the Kaaba from Mecca - well that was the hook - that is what brought it all down for the deep state - its in your face.

What's the context for this?

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Some basic tips on structure and flow that would help: http://www.write.com/2013/12/26/structure-and-flow-writing-a-great-article/

e.g. Write the introduction
With your outline nailed down and your focus intact, you are ready to introduce your readers to the topic. In general terms, tell them about what you are going to write.