Welcome listener, chapter 225 of the QAnon Anonymous podcast, The Reckoning Fest episode.

As always we are your host Jake Rocketansky, Julian Fields, and Travis Vue.

There was an illustration of a buff young Uncle Sam pulling his sleeves up to kick ass.

He looked furious and was wearing bunny ears that had clearly been photoshopped in.

Above his head in red block text it said,

Spring Reckoning Fest.

The email was advertising an upcoming event.

It's not too late to join us at the Spring Reckoning Fest this Saturday, March 25th in Frisco, Texas.

My inbox had become a dumping ground for these types of emails,

informing me of QAnon adjacent products, seminars, and events, often too melted to comprehend.

But this one caught my eye for a couple of reasons.

For starters, one of the advertised speakers was Juan O'Saven, real name Wayne Willett,

who rose to prominence in Q circles because some believe he's JFK Jr. in disguise.

The rotun Texan looked nothing like the late political sion, of course,

but was able to quickly leverage his growing popularity to position himself as a political fixer,

attempting to get multiple Q-believing secretaries of state elected in 2022.

It really looked like he would make a real dent, but in the end, all but one of the candidates he

mentored failed to secure a position. Another reason the flyer for Reckoning Fest grab my attention

was their advertising for a special performance by Wade Williams, promising, quote,

popular hits from the QAnon musical. I had no idea a pro-QAnon musical had been written,

and I really wanted to experience it firsthand.

The flyer was generating a lot of questions.

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