Welcome listeners to the 26th Premium Chapter of the QAnon Anonymous Podcast, the rise

of QAnon and Patriot soapbox episode.

As always, we are your host, Jake Rockatansky, Julian Fields and Travis View.

It's hard to parse the origins of QAnon, a conspiracy theory born in the mists of 4chan and nurse

to adulthood with the help of interminable YouTube videos. To help lift the fog of war,

today's episode will attempt to cover the formational days of QAnon.

In the process, you will learn about Patriot soapbox, one of the most pivotal YouTube channels

in the QAnoniverse. Finally, Jake has used his investigative skills to unearth lost discord

transcripts that will undoubtedly shed new light on the Patriot soapbox crew.

QAnon, with Travis View.

The first one is the one that is the most important to explain to you.

The answer is complicated, but one big piece of the puzzle is a group of people who stood

to profit from the rise of QAnon. The primary architects of the mainstreaming of QAnon were

examined in August 14, 2018, NBC News article by Brandy Zedronzy and Ben Collins,

had lined how three conspiracy theorists took Q and sparked QAnon, which I personally think

is still one of the best mainstream media reports about QAnon today.

That's a mockingbird information right there, sir.

So, the story starts with a YouTuber named Tracy Beans,

whose real name is Tracy Diaz. Sounds like she's a beanie baby.

Yeah, it does. Yeah, also to note, it's Beans with a Z. Diaz was a small-time YouTube star

who wants to host a talk show on the Fringe right-wing network Liberty Movement Radio.

She found moderate popularity for her YouTube videos, analyzing WikiLeaks releases and

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