The topic of Q rather abruptly entered the room again this year when Bill Maher, no conservative, confessed in February that he’d misjudged “QAnon,” in light of the Epstein revelations. “I can’t believe I’m saying this, but where does QAnon go for the apology?” Anons had been talking about the existence of pedophile rings in the highest levels of government and entertainment since 2018, when it still sounded kooky.
Virtually no one has talked about Q since the bulk of the nearly 5,000 Q posts ended in 2020. Q was an anonymous poster in the Wild West of the internet from 2017 to 2020. Many readers became convinced from the content that Q was someone close to the top, who seemed to have inside information. Some people thought it was Trump; most thought it was one of his advisors. The Anons were those who did the research to make sense of the posts, which often asked Socratic questions or spoke in coded language.
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