Why Q is NOT Operation Trust.
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For me, Q was mostly an aggregator of open source news. Q had 5000 drops over a three year period. Around five drops per day. And although there were a lot of cryptic posts, half of them were links to information that the deep state tried to cancel and scatter. Q put it into an easy one stop shop.
I read most of the drops in real time. I followed the links. Afterwards I would go to Q forums to see what the discussions were about. I didn’t pay much attention to the interpreters of Q puzzles. I took it all with a grain of salt. It was entertaining though and kept everyone digging.
Q drops reminded me of those word search puzzles where there were a lot of random letters. But if you looked close enough, you could find words. The cryptic stuff in the Q drops seemed like noise to me. But if I looked long enough words would appear amongst the noise.
Proof that Q was a white hat comes from this place as well as other Q hangouts. We saw through the noise and all that we learned has been proven to be true.
The word search puzzle analogy is a good one. I know exactly what you mean when the word suddenly appears. It is like those pictures that were popular back in the 90s. It looked like a blob of color but if you stared at it long enough, you would see the 3-D wolf or sailboat or whatever. But once you saw it, you could not unsee it.