The last real asset Ron Watkins has, at least in my opinion, is the knowledge of who wrote the Q drops. So at what point does he just announce "I wrote the Q drops, and will tell my story to the first outlet that pays me?"
https://twitter.com/daithaigilbert/status/1445416315066494983
Ultimately, Ron cares about Ron. Remember his "election fraud video that would save the world" that was full of malware? He doesn't care if admitting he was Q sends believers into a spiral. And chances are, it won't. These people are used to being lied to.
All he has to say is "The Q drops came to me through God, I was only the conduit" and most Q believers will be totally stoked about it. Plenty of televangelists and charismatic leaders have done it before.
As to legal repercussions, I don't see how the drops aren't protected speech. Or even if US law applies to content written in Japan and posted by a site owned in the Philippines. He has far more liability for stuff he tweeted under his own name.
Obviously, I can't read his mind. And I think a lot will depend on how he's received at the Patriot Double Down. But if he bombs there, his knowledge of who was behind Q becomes the only thing of value he has left.
Anyway, don't underestimate Ron. He meme magic'ed his way into getting retweeted by Donald Trump, getting interviewed for national TV, and making himself into an expert on a subject about which he knew nothing. He's not stupid.
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