What's up QAA listeners?

Welcome listener to chapter 114 of the QAnon Anonymous podcast, The Undercover at QCon

in Scottsdale, Arizona, as always we are your host Jake Rockatansky, Julian Field,

and Travis View.

My plan is to be invisible, to blend into the crowd.

Normally this should be easy for a white guy in his 30s and an Arizona resort, but it's

made more challenging by the fact that I'm attending a Q conference and I am notorious

among QAnon promoters.

I started following QAnon just by exploring the community's posts and explaining their

beliefs and behavior through my anonymous Twitter account.

But that had turned into columns for the Washington Post, quotes in every major news outlet

in the country, appearances on television news programs.

The more notoriety I gain for being interested in them, the more interested they became

in me.

I first realized that I'm recognizable to QAnon promoters when we attended the QAnon rally

in Tampa, Florida, when one of the organizers acknowledged me in a friendly way.

The main perk of invisibility is that it allows me to listen to QAnon followers without

influencing how they speak or behave.

Unfortunately, if they know that opposition is in their midst, they won't be as candid.

That means whatever conversations I capture in the lab microphone I have placed in my front

shirt pocket won't be as genuine.

So I do something drastic.

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