I remember the timeline thing going around in the early days of Q, where the prediction was that there would be a MSM turning point. It's starting to happen.

Everything is so different than I thought it would be, in that the dramatic events we were waiting for are going to happen, but by the time they do it's sort of ho hum. You can see it. National Guard called out to American cities - I thought it would be near Armageddon. It has been more like a minor kerfuffle.

This is the way. Comey's milquetoast indictment for "lying to Congress" is just a way to get people used to the water. Hillary's indictment will be for something similar. The big time indictments and superseding charges will come later. By then, the funding for Antifa and the like will have dried up, and the narrative about those "grass root" uprisings will have totally changed. The IRS is sort of shut down. The administrative state is dying a death from a thousand cuts. The press like that woman at the briefing yesterday will recover from their TDS, and so will all but the 4 to 6%.

This slow boil has kept and will keep the country from a total civil war. I like the mirror aspect of it too. We weren't enslaved over night, and we won't be freed overnight either. But it is happening. Like the frog in the pot of water analogy. Maybe that's why we are all frogs LOL.

Maybe the end won't be for everyone because the sheeple will be herded, and the choice to know how bad things really were may be up to the individual. That's a tough one for me but it is what it is. Different people will have different coping mechanisms, and I suspect military intelligence has studied and knows this, which is why they knew people that are slightly on the spectrum would respond to the Socratic Q method of crowdsourcing investigative journalism.

Martin Geddes wrote a really good article about how different personality types adapt to societal abuse. The link is here if you want to read the whole thing: https://newsletter.martingeddes.com/p/predator-conformer-survivor-exposer

But the TLDR is here:

"When whole societies live through long periods of ubiquitous abuse — by state, church, corporations, or law — people don’t simply endure as neutral bystanders. They adapt. And in adapting, they split into recognizable coping identities.

Some carry wounds openly, some collude for survival, some exploit the system, and a few take the dangerous path of confrontation. These adaptations are not just private quirks of personality; they are collective survival strategies, replayed in families, communities, and nations.

This essay introduces a framework for understanding those four roles:

Survivors – those who frame themselves as “wronged but faithful,” carrying pain as a badge of virtue.

Conformers – those who collude or stay silent, believing obedience or compromise will protect them.

Predators – those who actively exploit others, often under the cover of authority or legitimacy.

Exposers – those who refuse illusion, metabolize pain into clarity, and shine light on corruption even at personal cost."

We are the Exposers.

What a time to be alive!!