The Storm Recedes? QAnon Post-POTUS & the Chan Board Origin Story of Q w/ Fredrick Brennan

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Abby & Robbie Martin

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🗓️ 28 November 2020

⏱️ 199 minutes

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Following Robbie Martin's 2-part podcast QAnon breakdown on Media Roots Radio, the anonymous (self- proclaimed) 'government insider', Q continued to post on the 8kun message board but appeared to be running out of steam, lacking the creativity and spark it once had. Trump has lost the election and gone into hiding and interestingly the anonymous poster known as Q decided to do the same, only posting 3 times total in the month of November. Unfortunately for the sitting president, Q now seemingly describes Trump as 'post-POTUS'. But what happens if or when Q stops posting? Has the QAnon movement become stronger than the identity itself? What the hell does this all mean? Robbie attempts to decipher all this from @ 01:16:00 onward. The co-founder of 8chan, Fredrick Brennan joins Robbie at the beginning of the episode to discuss his political trajectory and how he was intimately close to the technical backend of the 8chan website enough to have a plausible theory on who may be behind Q. Is it possible Jim and Ron Watkins, the father/son duo and owners of 8kun are currently posing as Q? Take another journey with Media Roots Radio into QAnon land to find out answers to these bizarre questions and more.... intro/outro music: Gescom - Seventh Stone Triangle Thanks for listening! If you enjoyed this podcast, please consider donating to Media Roots Radio on Patreon // www.patreon.com/mediarootsradio Patreon subscribers at the $5 tier get access to an exclusive bonus episode per month. FOLLOW // twitter.com/AbbyMartin // twitter.com/FluorescentGrey // twitter.com/fr_brennan

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0:00.0	We have an army, as a soldier and as a general, as a retired general.
0:19.6	We have an army of digital soldiers.
0:23.7	What we are now, what we call, I call them,
0:27.0	because this was an insurgency, folks.
0:28.7	This was run like an insurgency.
0:30.8	This was irregular warfare at its finest in politics.
0:35.3	And that story will continue to be told here. But we have what we call citizen
0:40.5	journalists because the, because the journalists that we have in our media did a disservice
0:50.2	to themselves, actually more than they did to this country. They did a disservice to themselves
0:57.0	because they displayed an arrogance that is unprecedented. And so the American people decided to
1:08.0	take over the idea of information. They took over the idea of information.
1:12.8	They took over the idea of information.
1:15.5	We have an army of digital soldiers.
1:21.3	We have an army of digital soldiers.
1:30.9	We have an army of digital soldiers soldiers, soldiers, soldiers, soldiers, soldiers.
1:38.1	Hello, welcome to Media Roots Radio.
1:42.2	This is your host for today, Robbie Martin.
1:47.0	Think of this episode as a spiritual sequel to our Q&ON2-partar episode from several months ago.
1:58.6	And on this episode, I am very excited to interview someone who comes up a lot in discussions
2:08.4	about Q&N these days, and who's discussed quite a lot when you read stories about Q&N on,
2:13.5	and who had some firsthand knowledge in part of the Q&On timeline.
2:20.3	And that person is Frederick Brennan, the founder of A. Chan.
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