An interesting but little-remarked-upon feature of @CullenHoback's documentary is that it *very carefully does not claim* that Ron Watkins wrote every single drop after the 1/5/18 coup, & with good reason: he didn't.
Ron was EXTREMELY online. We can compare his activity to Q's.
Ron was EXTREMELY online. We can compare his activity to Q's.
"That's weird," alert readers are saying, "why is the 2nd graph labeled 'Q Replies within 15 minutes?'"
Because I wanna answer a common objection: you can schedule posts in advance on 8chan/8kun.
It's true! You can. But scheduling REPLIES to anons hours in advance? Not feasible
Because I wanna answer a common objection: you can schedule posts in advance on 8chan/8kun.
It's true! You can. But scheduling REPLIES to anons hours in advance? Not feasible
So we're using "Q replies within 15 minutes" to let us examine the times that someone was almost certainly sitting behind the keyboard posting as Q -- because this is the subset of Q drops where Q is engaged in a thread, responding to other anons' posts soon after they're made.
So! Let's look at those graphs again.
Like I said, Ron is VERY online. You can sorta... suss out his sleep pattern just by looking at when he ISN'T tweeting.
But Q posts while Ron sleeps -- a lot!
(chart credit: the one, the only, the incomparable @kunstderfuge1)
Like I said, Ron is VERY online. You can sorta... suss out his sleep pattern just by looking at when he ISN'T tweeting.
But Q posts while Ron sleeps -- a lot!
(chart credit: the one, the only, the incomparable @kunstderfuge1)
And because the 2nd picture is drawn from times when someone was sitting at the keyboard acting as Q, we can immediately see that Ron *can't* be the only person with the keys to the Q account.
At least one other person was posting as Q.
So there WAS a Q team after all!😃
At least one other person was posting as Q.
So there WAS a Q team after all!😃
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