Just interested in hearing how others came across Q.

Personally, I quit following all news back in 2017, due to the negativity. I'd consider myself a news junkie before that and always very conservative. I didn't vote for Trump in the 2016 primaries. I honestly forgot who I voted for then, but did in the general. I wasn't really sure about Trump then. ("Fun" fact – I believe 2016 was the election my mom went to vote and had a ballot already filled out. We're in Alabama, definitely not a swing state, but interesting nonetheless. I've wished so many times she had taken pictures and documented that like crazy.)

Anyway, the whole covid crud came last year and I remember someone saying they thought the masks and lockdown crap was coming here. I brushed it off, and a week later it was.

I won't lie, I believed a lot of it for a good while. I still only watched news about covid, and even that it was more "stats". It probably wasn't until around June or July that, after I saw the silencing of opposition on Facebook that I began to really start questioning. I remember one video that doctors put out that was deleted as soon as it uploaded. Very weird.

I deleted my Facebook around September or October of last year and have since deleted my less used Twitter and IG.

To say their OWN tactics of censorship awoken me is a huge understatement.

I wasn't sure what the election would hold. I stayed up until they decided to "stop counting." Then I really awoke, I guess you could say.

I started following some people for 100% of my news – Lin Wood, Ron Watkins, Trump attorneys, etc. Somehow, I was lead to discussions of plans and eventually saw posts from Q. And really picked up since then.

What's great for me is my parents follow a lot, too. Dad always tries to get me on X22 (which I do listen sometimes), and so we're always able to discuss things. They've been following longer than I have, apparently lol.

Anyway, I'm a relatively new anon and was wondering how others found out about Q?