What's up QAA listeners?

Welcome listener to Premium Chapter 167 of the QAnon Anonymous Podcast, the Christine

Wike episode. As always we are your host Jake Rocketansky, Julian Field, and Travis View.

After attending the protest outside of Disney Studios in Burbank last Wednesday evening,

Julian wrote in our group chat, one conclusion, Q is gone and nobody needs it. Everything

is Q. The statement felt immediately true to me, given the transformation of the movement

since the 2020 election. The ideology remains the same, but the need for an insider source

reassuring their supporters that justice is right around the corner is no longer necessary.

I've always maintained that at its core, QAnon just created a more accessible community

around right wing conspiracy theories that have permeated American culture since long

before the first Q-drop. Even today, the influencers still interpreting past drops and maintaining

that the storm is coming feel like the soys of the group. You know, it's the chats

who are the ones that are out on the street organizing and doing grassroots campaigning,

encouraging like-minded individuals to run for office. I started to think maybe everything

has always been Q, and that the message board campaign from October 2017 through December

2020 was essentially just a modern day hype campaign. And then I stumbled on the bizarre

story of Christine Wike. Christine first appeared to us as an end times profit and author

of Explain This, a verse by verse explanation of the Book of Revelation, which was published

in 2011. But she's probably better known as the Monster Energy Lady due to a video that

went viral in 2014, where she suggests Monster Energy drink cans contained hidden signs

showing their allegiance to the devil. It involves Gometri, of course, and listening

to the clip now sounds like it could be part of any modern day Q-Tube video.

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