I'd have to say that these are false postives, TIHIS.

Have a look on qanon.pub.

What Q alerts seems to pick up as "bee" is actually "been" in the drops. (A search for "bee" yields no returns, the drops you point to here do not show up as "bee n" but as "been" (no break).

See also Qresearch:

https://8kun.top/qresearch/res/16505323.html#16505677

No break or formatting distinction regarding "been" as opposed to some sort of "bee + n".

No idea why qalerts would return these in a "Bee" search.... A formatting issue?

Edit: A quick investigation shows that the Q alerts search function searches for simple character strings and ignores surrounding characters. For example, searching for "Bon" returns ALL Q drops that have the sequence "bon" whether it is in "bone" or "bonus" etc.

https://qalerts.app/?q=Bon

Not a very meaningful search function, in this sense.

Other example: https://qalerts.app/?q=Fol

Returns: "Will Murray FOLlow the truth or buckle to pressure?"

"FOLlow the family." etc.

A search of "ol" returns - well, I don't see any field that shows the number of return results, but it looks like Kazooodles.

https://qalerts.app/?q=ol

Important to understand this if using the database there, I would say.

So we can deduce that the search function only searches for the sequence of characters, NOT for the "words", as it were. Words are distinct character sequences that express words, aka complete and distinct morphological units.

Qanon.pub doesn't do this, and appears to search for actual words or word strings, not just character strings.

note:

word
/wəːd/
noun

    a single distinct meaningful element of speech or writing, used with others (or sometimes alone) to form a sentence and typically shown with a space on either side when written or printed.