Are the anons a new royal priesthood?

The Q operation has a spiritual basis that has not been widely examined

We have come a long way since the election of Trump and emergence of Q in 2016-2017, the energetic rise of the anons in 2018-2019, the horror of medical dictatorship in 2020-2021, and the tedium of shadow government in 2022-2023. Over the seven years since the first Q drop, many of our lives have been transformed, as an old superficial life fell away, like a skin we had outgrown. Psychological war has touched all our lives, and our sanity has been saved by a community of free thinkers, both known personally, as well as those who by necessity protect themselves through anonymity. A military-civilian alliance has succeeded in breaking an entrenched mind control machine, and has liberated our consciousness from media programming.

The visible restoration of (the real man or masked stage play character) Donald Trump to official power — having allegedly been Commander in Chief the whole while — is the obvious transition to a new phase of the war towards justice, transparency, and prosperity. War is conducted in “theatres” — suggesting designer staging, dramatic narrative, and characters in costume — yet every theatre has boundaries. While everyone else is looking at what noisy battle the spotlights of attention highlight, I am increasingly interested in what lies backstage, happens out of official hours, or takes place outside of the public entertainment complex. This includes the deeper purpose and construction of the Q initiative.

I don’t know how long this covert war has been going on, but when I look back at the earlier part of my own minuscule cameo role, there are three articles that I thought at the time were impactful enough to deserve their own web pages:

• WWG1WGA — The Greatest Communications Event In History (July 2018)

• The Storm: How To Prepare For a Global Corruption Purge? (August 2019)

• QAnon — The 4 Functions of Q (September 2019)

What strikes me in retrospect about these is that the word “spirit[ual]” doesn’t occur once. I had yet to properly comprehend the spiritual side of the war, let alone how it is predominant.

Our enemy infiltrates and controls culture, creates a false morality for the masses, and seeds lies in the minds of men. Those “spiritually parasitised” victims — call them “demonised” if you want — then dance to the tune of the Devil. There is no need for our opponent to invade, attack, or risk wounds in battle under such conditions. The target’s own energy is warped towards evil ends via deception. Everyone knows being an alcoholic is not a great thing, but being a tricked Bible basher, whose own house is not in order, is equally bad — if not worse. This is the context in which the Q drops were launched, as there is false light that has seduced people of all faiths and none.

The last of these three articles is headlined with this meme I created, which resurfaces every once in a while:

These things are seemingly still true, but not comprehensive enough. My assumption at the time was the “problem” was those who had spiritually “turned to the left” by watching CNN, reading The Atlantic, and perusing Only Fans, and who lacked curiosity as they were preoccupied with their progressive tribe’s narrative. The reality is that there is a far harder cultural issue: those who “turned to the right”, becoming self-righteous, competitive, and arrogant through a religious spirit. Be they Baptist, Presbyterian, Lutheran, Catholic, Mormon… it doesn’t matter. Each one is either a claim to unique truth (i.e. prideful), or is a compromise with evil, or both. This spirit of religion, via the pursuit of doctrine and dogma, is that of The Competitor, not Creator.

This is where Q comes in. The drops established a foundational mystery and baseline question, with Q being anonymous: “Who is Q?” At some level the answer to this conundrum doesn’t matter, as what is important is whether we are interested in seeking truth… or not. It is “un-denominational” as the identity of Q is not tied to any existing sect. Yet the desire to seek the identity of Q is nonetheless a spiritual issue, not a critical thinking one. As a recovering intellectual, I was unable to properly name this spiritual matter back in 2018 or 2019. You could have a hypothesis about the identity of Q, and be completely wrong, yet still have a Spirit of Truth. Indeed, I personally have been wrong on many matters, especially timing, but the Spirit of Truth has generally been consistent.

In this sense, Q is a project rooted in theology, not militarism or geopolitics. The Spirit of Truth leads us towards God, which (however ineffable) implies an external source of objective truth. Q does have a true identity, be it a project of man, another intelligent species, or even if it is God! The corrupt legacy media wants to convince people that all truth is relative, subjective, and socially defined — i.e. there is no absolute — so that they can take God’s place. The construction of “The Question” of Q’s identity is more than just a philosophical trick using a form of proof by contradiction that the mass media is all propaganda. Q is a theological antidote to this atheism and self-importance. The media’s refusal to ask The Question intuitively offends most people, who have an innate sense of the divine.

The Q drops also potentially serve a deeper purpose, although this is a tentative proposition for now. The military operates under the Law of War, as its very nature is legalistic and competitive. The question of Q’s identity can be used as an information weapon to defeat the brainwashing engine of the Mockingbird Media, but it also behooves those who seek to win the war to be subjected to truth themselves. The root question of Q’s identity establishes a theological reference point that is above the military themselves — i.e. it places the legalism of those warriors under God. In other words, the military cannot rescue us from our spiritual problem, by construction, as they are under the law (of war). Only an alliance of both civilians and military can find peace, in unified pursuit of truth and morality under covenant.

The generational lies, hidden history, invisible weapons, black magic curses, and lifelong programming render pretty much all of us into a childlike state of incapacity when it comes to fending for ourselves against an enemy whose power and scope is beyond our comprehension. Just as the law is our guardian until we spiritually come alive in the 5D, the military is our guardian until be become aware in the 3D. The Q operation acts as a kind of 4D bridge between these, keeping us alive on viable timelines while we sort out our salvation via covenant. I feel I have an inadequate theological lexicon to address the questions of Q’s spiritual architecture, but at least the question is now out there.

The obvious corollary from re-examining Q as an allegory for God (via Sprit of Truth) is to question the nature and role of the hoard of anonymous online readers and analysts of this data landscape — the “anons”. There was a move to “take the oath” a few years back, to defend the American Constitution, as part of a militia of civilian volunteers in a digital militia. (A bit problematic for those of us who are not American citizens.) This route has the same caveat as with the professional military, as Jesus said not to take oaths, and puts you under the law, rather than seeking covenant. So perhaps we have missed the point here? Rather than being keyboard warriors, maybe the anons have a more ethereal calling in this spiritual war?

If we consult the Bible, it says in 1 Peter 2:9 (ESV):

"But you are a chosen race, a royal priesthood, a holy nation, a people for his own possession, that you may proclaim the excellencies of him who called you out of darkness into his marvellous light."

Could it be that the anons are less “digital soliders”, and more “digital priests”? The “holy” is “that which is set aside for a divine purpose”, and anons are very much “set aside” and “purposeful”.

While Q leads us to theology, the anons profess a philosophy of ministry through self-education and rational free thought. This is a ministry of salvation and reconciliation to heal the divisions in society, via seeking a single eternal reference source of truth, and rejecting the variable Official Narrative™ of the state or media. Reasonable people could debate the right label — priests, apostles, pastors, evangelists, followers — but the calling is the same. Anons seek the Sprit of Truth wherever it takes them, and interest in The Question of Q’s identity is what divides the anon spirit from the conformity of the mainstream. Anons are reasserting sacred virtues, whether they acknowledge it or not.

Not only are the anons arguably a new priest class, but a royal one, a regal authority is derived from God, who is recognised as the ultimate King over all creation. Kings are meant to rule as stewards of God’s will, ensuring justice, righteousness, and faithfulness to divine principles. Divinely established kings are shepherds — guiding, protecting, and caring for their people, with the welfare of the people directly tied to the character and faithfulness of the king. A king is a representative of the nation — whose actions, good or bad, often have consequences for the entire nation. We ask kings to be leaders in worship — expected to honour God, uphold the covenant, and enhance the spiritual state of the nation. Does this also sound like what the anons are called to do, making the anons regal in nature?

If I were to create a new meme to reflect the spiritual design of the Q project, I might pick three objectives:

• To foster the spread of a Spirit of Truth in society, via the promulgation of rigorous research and open-minded reasoning, using the anons as the conveyors of that godly spirit.

• To encourage humility in the anons via use of many schemes to encode information (e.g. non-traditional calendars like the Ethiopian/Enochian) that never lie or deceive, but ensure we are “often wrong”.

• To develop faith in something beyond us that will never fail us, yet benevolent and loving in spirit, that helps us to have hope as all the sting operations run for years and years using valiant fighters for righteousness as “bait”.

The Q operation was a spiritual bootcamp for the anons, and spiritually tore us down, but not how we imagined at the outset, only to build us up again, but not how we would have asked for. This readies us for the real task, which is less about comforting those who sheepishly fell for the bleats of pundits and TV celebrities, but rather to hold the spiritual line as organised religion collapses. That is not only the churches with formal buildings, and the charismatic churches in tents, but also many home churches. The deception is so pervasive and so deep, no existing form of formal worship will remain unscathed. In order to withstand such change, something has to be invariant, and that is the message the anons have been putting out for years.

A great irony in this is how the media hijacked the semantics of the social media hashtag #QAnon, and invented a parallel reality of “QAnon” — a forced merging of Q with anons. What makes this incomparably funny is that Q represents a godly search for truth, and the anons are the people engaged in that search, hence “QAnon” would be “God’s people” — being the whistleblowers. Once you see it, you cannot unsee it! That’s why they despise us so much, as the most pure hearts willing to withstand the most ridicule and persecution are attached to this smear campaign. Yet the last laugh is always ours — the eternal nature of truth effortlessly lasts forever, while lies cannot afford their maintenance bills.

As someone deeply involved from the early days of public visibility, it amuses me how often I am lectured online by newcomers over the distinction between ‘Q’, ‘anons’, and ‘QAnon’. At the end of the day it doesn’t matter to me. I have reached what I believe is the destination understanding: Q is a “theological weapon”. By asserting that “truth exists”, via The Question of Q’s identity, it leads us to seek God. Anons are the ambassadors of the Spirit of Truth in a missionary army of honour. Whether they are described as priests or soldiers isn’t very important, nor is whether they fully understand their role, as long as they perform it. Unwanted and painful truth is the ultimate spiritual provocation to the foolish. The anons are needed to act as containment for the distress of those who bought deadly and humiliating lies.

Well, we did try to warn them… Qod wins!

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