Trust Wray

This is an excerpt from my book Q Chronicles Book 4.

The U.S. government has many political appointees whose job tenure is short. Because these people are often unknown to the public, knowing whether someone is trustworthy can be difficult. As a service to his followers, Q sometimes provides guidance as to which government employees can be trusted. In 2017, the FBI participated in the scandalous surveillance of Donald Trump’s presidential campaign. That scandal evolved into a two-year-long Special Counsel investigation under the direction of Robert Mueller, which found no evidence of wrongdoing on the part of Trump or his associates.

There was uncertainty about who at the FBI could be trusted to safeguard information from whistleblowers. An anon posted on the board a suggestion to contact True Pundit, a conservative news outlet operated by a former FBI agent who uses the handle “Thomas Paine.”

Q responded to the anon’s post:

Q encouraged whistleblowers in the bureau to trust FBI Director Chris Wray, who Donald Trump had appointed. It may seem trivial, but I think it’s worth noting that this post was not directed at the general public; it was addressed specifically to FBI employees.

In February 2018, Q posted a general message to his followers:

At the time, Q felt as though Attorney General Jeff Sessions and FBI Director Chris Wray were up to the task of investigating and prosecuting the corrupt Washington swamp. Wray certainly seemed to be making headway. Many FBI employees had been fired or were under investigation for their part in the plot to spy on Trump. A couple of months later, Q listed the FBI employees who had been removed from power:

In March 2019, FBI Director Wray began taking criticism from Donald Trump, who accused him of politicizing the bureau. In an interview with NBC News on March 21st, 2018, Wray said that in his nearly eight months as director of the FBI, he has not seen “a politicized organization.” On July 23rd, 2018, The Washington Post published an article where Wray said one of the greatest threats to U.S. Security was homegrown domestic violence—specifically, violence motivated by white supremacist ideology. Wray was criticized for furthering the narrative that racism is an epidemic in America, a trope popularized by Barack Obama.

On July 29th, 2018, Obama’s CIA Director John Brennan tweeted a New York Times article about John Ratcliffe replacing Dan Coats as Trump’s Director of National Intelligence.

Dan Coats served ably & with deep integrity. Ratcliffe showed abject subservience to Trump in Mueller hearings. The women & men in the Intelligence Community deserve a leader like Coats who puts nation first; not a servile Trump loyalist like Ratcliffe. https://t.co/fbYgS3MoOM

— John O. Brennan (@JohnBrennan) July 29, 2019

John Brennan’s comments were very revealing. Q posted a link to Brennan’s tweet:

Q referred to Dan Coats as a “sleeper.” A sleeper is an opponent who infiltrates an organization or community and pretends to be friendly toward them. When the opportune time arrives, they activate a plan of sabotage. Coats was one of many deep state assets who infiltrated the Trump administration. Q asked if more sleepers would be exposed.

Two minutes later, an anon accused Chris Wray of being a sleeper like Dan Coats. One minute later, Q replied.

Q seemed to hint that Chris Wray was a sleeper like Dan Coats. The phrase “future marker” indicated that there would be future posts on the subject.

A year later, on July 19th, 2020, Q posted a message highlighting the continued illegal surveillance of American journalists and politicians by the intelligence community.

Although the term “renegade” usually refers to Barack Obama, whose intelligence community was responsible for most of the illegal surveillance Q mentioned, that word could apply to other people. Thirty-one minutes later, Q posted a photo of FBI Director Chris Wray.

An anon reposted the same photo with a red X through Wray’s face. Q reposted the anon’s photo on the board.

At that point, it seemed clear (at least to me) that Q had changed his mind about Chris Wray’s trustworthiness. When I consider how the FBI under Wray has persecuted defendants charged with crimes related to the January 6th, 2021, protests at the U.S. Capitol, it is hard to view him as an honest broker. From then on, I viewed him as a deep-state infiltrator. Nevertheless, many people still believe Wray is secretly working on the side of good. In time, the truth will be revealed.

Q Chronicles Book 4  is available now on Amazon and other retail outlets.