It makes more sense when you realize "Q" is the official wall street term for bankruptcy, and people like Bill Gates and some of the world's most evil financial institutions like Blackrock have been shorting TSLA since it was like $2. They are tremendously underwater shorting everything, which is why they worked so hard to try and cause another depression. The first Depression was probably intentional as well, it played out very similarly to the last decade or two from their perspective. They have always twisted anything and everything to try and reduce tesla share price - and the fires started as tesla recently short squeezed after demonstrating its entirely autonomous robotaxi technology that is an absolute world changing threat to anyone dumb enough to short something like that. Shorting isn't just a risk to lose money, its losing INFINITE money. You can short $1 and ow $1Billion, there is no limit to how bankrupt shorts can get if their short target doesn't fail. And Bill Gates himself confessed to shorting billions of dollars years ago - those losses were much much worse than just the $6 billion he went in at when the fires started, and while he never said when he was initially down that $6 billion in shorts (and never has to report because billionaire hedge funds are exempted from wall street hedge fund financial reporting) if you look at when he started trash talking tesla it was so early his losses could easily be in the hundreds of billions of dollars by now. The interest payments alone on keeping his short position open must be a strain... which might also explain why he seems to have been involved in depopulation and has advanced knowledge of never before seen genetically unique bioweapons released around the planet. Lockdowns were incredibly helpful for shorts who needed the markets prices to fall... and companies like Tesla that refused to comply and stayed profitable - its been the best selling car on the planet for 2 years now - must infuriate them for spoiling the plan.

I've always thought Q was about bankrupting financial institutions behind such things. "All wars are bankers wars" isn't just a simple truth, its an accusation with an implied way to establish peace. And since "Q" came along during the Presidency that also happened to be the first in many generations to actively avoid starting any new wars whatsoever, avoiding war and bankrupting old dangerous money have seemed to be intertwined to me. If all wars are bankers wars, ending war seems to require ending the banks that start wars. And since their income is as much as 70% shorting... bankrupting them by foiling their attempts to crash markets (and get their short positions closed in the positive) is as simple as not allowing them to crash markets.

This could have been avoided by simply stopping the recently vacated SEC chairman's deregulation of the laws that made it illegal to do the things they have done to recreate the great depression. We really should pass Glass Steagall again.