This was put together in October 2019. I'm not discounting that he probably has a little more information than most, but I don't think he's inside at all. He's retired, at least now. And anyone who is a part of Q isn't going to give up even the little information he gave up. To me, he's repeating what he heard from someone who heard from someone, who heard from someone. Also, I've never heard the government created 8kun with use of a military satellite. I'd be interested to know if that is true. I've only heard that the Watkins were involved and provided platforms. There are these two individuals trying to document that Q is a LARP, and they've made a documentary on it. The guy doing the documentary seems to get more upset the deeper he digs as if "I don't want to believe it, but ..." The longer the documentary goes on, the scragglier he looks, as if he can't sleep. The girl is a die-hard liberal who makes all the sad claims made by the MSM. They seem polite enough when interviewing those who follow Q, but you can see that they think these people have gone off a deep end.. I don't believe they've spoken to any true Anons. The man's best friend gave up a career in a band because he got so interested in Q. I'm not convinced he's an Anon anymore that I'm an Anon. I just look for Anon information, and that does not make me an Anon. They've brought up a handicapped man who says that the Watkins took the original platforms from him, and thus, the Watkins are the evil-doers. I sat down when I saw a two-part documentary showing last weekend. I wanted to introduce my husband to Q because his brain cannot grasp such an intricate concept of evil versus good. Hubby is an intelligent man, but raised in a perfect home with a perfect mother, having the perfect Hollywood teen movie life while I lived across town with a mother with mental issues due to a gunshot to face at her work the night before my sixth birthday, and having an absent father, depending upon the love of my grandparents to help me navigate from being six to being the adult in the family, and then having my mother's shooter return to try to enter our home and finish the job There is a vast disconnect between the way my husband sees the world and the way I see it. I understand the difficulty, because he has trouble understanding my childhood. While his parents were placing basketball goals in the cul de sac and making sure he had everything he wanted, my mother was simply trying to help us both survive and keep our home and our one car, the electricity on, and the food on the table. I gave up on that documentary when I realized they were trying to disprove Q, but they couldn't even get the facts straight about Q and about who the Anons are, and I believe they were trying, but as most journalist are taught today, the emotions and prejudices must lead the way. Forget facts. While watching it, my first thought was they started with a wrong hypothesis at the wrong point in history and they've run in circles from there. They focused on what they thought was a crazy way of thinking, and tried to prove that anyone who believes in Q is crazy. Even the guy's best friend who is totally into Q wasn't immune. Others they interviewed seemed very open and like most people--aware of their surroundings and grounded in life. Most recently, I've seen it shown on a little-known station in our area called VICE.