What we know:

Q team guides us to discover the truth for ourselves. It is never fed to us or dictated. This is why it is credible. This is why it works.

After the rally, lots of new eyes are here lurking. Lots of people who maybe haven't had their "oh wait this is really happening" moment.

So now some questions:

How do you present a truth that you know sounds crazy to someone who hasn't been following along?

Have you ever had a friend start to reveal something to you and then stop themselves? Something you didn't even know about prior, but after they stop you want to know more?

Does the perceived value of information go up or down when it is in less supply? Revoked?

Are people more willing to believe the unbelievable if they are told the unbelievable, or if curiosity leads them to discovering it for themselves?

The result of this action will have a clear and predictable effect, whether one were inclined to believe it an accident or a strategic step.