Neon Revolt - Media Outlet for Q-Anon?

By now, we have all heard of Q-Anon. And if you have ventured to some of the 4Chan or 8Chan boards where he posts, then you know it can be quite a discouraging endeavor. Strings of information are stacked on each other. And it can be a bit difficult to navigate and extract any information at all.

Have to give Lionel at Lionel Nation the nod for turning me onto Neon Revolt. He's been reviewing the contents of the Neon Revolt posts almost daily. And, his experience as a prosecutor and lawyer give his insights a weighty feel that you cannot get with a commentator who is not trained in law.

Lately, Neon Revolt has been posting a lot of Kayne West tweets. And while it seems that those around him have not made an attempt to corral him into a mental health facility for telling an audience he likes Donald Trump, he may in fact get harsh treatment for his latest tweets.

Kayne West has been posted several tweets with videos by Dilbert creator Scott Adams. And in these videos Scott Adams discusses a "Great awakening" and how people are breaking out of their mental prisons. Adams goes on to discuss how it was Kayne West who in 7 words, broke 1000s of people free from their limiting beliefs. And, as we know from our studies, it is limiting beliefs that allow the dark cabals, one of which controls the US Dollar, a foothold into our belief structure.

So, with regard to the "Great Awakening" post by Qanon, perhaps this refers to the millions of fans of Kayne West who have begun to dig into alternative media since his forced hospitalization in November of 2016. Perhaps Kayne is to people awakening out of the daze foisted upon them by main stream media, what Trump was to waking people up to the deep state.

So while I appreciate the fact that sites like 4Chan and 8Chan allow people to do the covert work Qanon is doing, at the same time, reading these every day and trying to make sense of it is quite daunting. And, it makes it a lot easier to verify what people are saying about Qanon with the ease of use of a site like Neon Revolt.