Q feels like a "semantic weapon" in that it defines a "narrative terrain" that is totally controlled and owned (like "who is Q?") — and which constrains the possible movements of the deceitful enemy. There are huge chunks of contested space that are "pre-occupied" by anons, and peppered with the "truth bombs" of past digs...
almost as if we are watching a replay in real time as loose ends are being tied up. anticipation is getting brutal however. folks wanting arrests while i am watching people lose their houses/property. that is the part that bugs me. hope there is a solution as i am tired of this "movie" as good people are suffering
