3 years of low effort gotchas, zingers, and so-there's didn't do a damn thing to stop or even slow QAnon when the people actually paying attention did it. It's not going to work now that the people who allowed it to get this bad are doing it.

I've watched a lot of the leftists these libs hate take an extended 3 yr long self-righteous gigglepiss over literally every single thing and high five each other while doing it... And they're actually funny. Or at least witty.

I wasn't wrong when I said people would die.

I wasn't wrong when I said it would spread around the world.

I wasn't wrong when I said people with AT LEAST TWO NEWLY DESIGNATED TERROR ORGANIZATIONS were in Q groups.

I wasn't wrong when I said "this really isn't helping."

This isn't an "I told you so" thing.

You have no idea how many times I've totally broken down over the past 3 years. There's practically no ego left to kill.

I have nobody to blame for my mistakes and bad decisions but myself.

But actually none of what I just said really matters that much.

What's happening right now is a genuine crisis. You can't petty a death cult away.

Especially not one this big.

People who might compare Aum and Q aren't wrong. And I've said before that 1/6 was a lot like 3/20/95 because it was the thing that was finally too big for everyone to ignore.

But what happened at the Capitol might be more like Q's Matsumoto incident than its Tokyo Underground.

Matsumoto wasn't Aum's first CBRN attack but it was a trial run for the next sarin attack. Perhaps not initially by design in terms of pure motive, but it still functioned as one.

Don't take my word for it. Look into what Kyle Olson did and said at the time.

But something scares me even more than the easy Aum comparisons.

It's way bigger than Aum ever got and Aum was in multiple countries. It's where Aum *initially* aimed to be. It's an unavoidable presence in actual state affairs.