re: What has Q Anon correctly predicted?

The fact that it has almost 40k comments and there’s not one person who can answer this OP is fricking insane

I've posted in the Q thread several times and lurked it ever since page 1. There are things I believe and things I don't, while still others- I don't know. Not all things in that thread are directly related to Q.

I don't personally believe that the evil that exists in the world are "lizard people" literally.

I do believe that there is strong, undeniable evil that is strongly tied at the hip to our current government in the forms of the Podestas and pedophilia (research his art work hanging in his home, ffs... I'm not going to tell you about it, just research it and you'll see for yourself).

I believe that the Clinton Foundation is most certainly a biblically evil, corrupt criminal organization.

I believe there has been too much evidence pointing towards Satan worship in the Deep State to believe that it's not at least somewhat true.

I believe that the "strings cut, clowns out" phase was truth. The brilliant autists on the chans didn't take long at all to confirm that those pictures were indeed taken from a jet window over none other than NoKo- and there's no reason an American jet should have been anywhere near flying over that part of NoKo.

I believe that the CIA had operatives working actively within the ranks of NoKo officials, and that the Q crew sold them down the river, as these agents were working to vehemently maintain the status quo of absolute unrest on the peninsula. Remember, in this same time frame (as KJU seemed to suddenly settle down a shade) that a very high ranking NoKo military officer was executed via anti-aircraft weaponry, seemingly out of the blue. And it coincided with Q drops.

There's a lot of shite on that thread that is seriously in the ether... and a good portion of just might be at very least partially true. I get worn down on "It's happening!!!!" and "BOOM!!!" when outward appearance indicates that nothing is happening and nothing is blowing up... But there have been enough hits that I stay on board. There is a great evil in this world which no one in their right mind can deny. The Q following gives me hope that the evil is identified and that it's being actively fought.

Check out the YouTube vids or highlight threads of Qanon posts for yourselves, and come to your own conclusions. You will find some of those things to be sketchy and some others to be very likely or flat undeniable. But regardless, do it on your own and make up your own minds. I wouldn't try to make any of you believe what I believe just because I've read enough to find things I believe are true. But I highly encourage you to read it yourself. Much research has already been done to confirm what you read, and you can read it too. And then if you wish to go that far, research the research like I did.

Be both open minded and skeptical at once. And decide for yourself. At first, I found it all very absurd. But I couldn't stop following it once certain things began adding up.

Dude, nothing has happened and nothing is going to happen. Q is like a skilled psychic - vague shite then let the dupes fill in the blanks for him.

For instance, with N. Korea and “clowns removed” and the talk that those clowns being removed can now lead to peace.

If in January N. Korea didn’t change their tune.... couldn’t you then say: Clowns removed. Regime change all but certainty. War.

Spell it out in some cryptic fashion and, using confirmation bias, say Q called it? The barriers to peace (clowns) are finally gone and we can initiate regime change.

I think what most posters are asking for is something specific Q said would happen that followed through with said specific event.

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I appreciate your willingness to express your beliefs and disbeliefs regarding the Q thread.

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Hey, I typed it out knowing full well I'd probably get torched. Some call me stupid for believing what I believe. A lot of the stuff truly is cryptic. I do believe a good part of my belief is confirmation bias, so you're right there.

My belief in why it is so cryptic is just the simple fact that I believe it to be strategy, like a playbook. Example: playoffs roll around, NCAAF CFP... you are the coach. You tell the media that the opponent's best weapons are their DBs and their passing attack. You tell the media, "We are going to get to the quarterback to shut down the passing game. We are going to keep their DBs distracted to neutralize their efficiency." You don't say whether or not that means you are going to rush 5 on the QB every down, or drop 8 to maximize coverage, in order to shut the pass down. And you don't project that you're going to utilize the short air game to RBs, TEs to avoid the strength of their defense.

In short, don't give the opponent your playbook. Let them know that you understand their strengths and you're not afraid to play the game. You're going to show up and do everything it takes, with your best plan to win.

I will say I appreciate that most of the Q Anon believers are willing to say that confirmation bias, in part, adds to their overall belief in Q. That’s not easy to admit.

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Actually, I'm really not. Do I think it's bullshite? Sure. But others dont and I want to know why? What's Q correctly predicted?

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I wouldn't have any idea

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The image below has “doitq” embedded in the file name that was uploaded to Twitter..

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Only problem there is Twitter generates the file names on images uploaded to their site

Wouldn’t it be easier to just call out these satanic cult leaders instead of using QAnon? Maybe it’s not? If it’s not, why not? Thanks Thine. Appreciate the input/gifs.