I think it is good that the things you and I were discussing two or three years ago eventually make it mainstream.

That means you and I are ahead of the game and our influence, a bunch of anonymous people on the internet, eventually dictates what mainstream show hosts have to report or bend to.

Or maybe it is a lesson that truth prevails?

You and I have power. Our discussion, sharing of news articles and evidence, analysis of current and past events, predictions, discussions over morality and good versus evil (and first class memes) has influence and spreads. There's people who follow trends and people who make trends. You and I make trends. At first we are mocked and criticized and condemned and censored and pushed into the fringe areas of the internet or world (4chan and conspiracies forums), but we are unbending and uncompromising and persistent and eventually, when we show we can say these things and report these things and speak the truth and we are still alive and doing well and prospering, then others who FOLLOW trends get the courage to speak out the truth finally. Fear keeps them believing in the safe lies. We give them courage to believe in the truth.

Use the mask scamdemic as an example. Everyone was scared to go into public WITHOUT a mask because they were BULLIED to put one on. But when people saw me in a grocery store without a mask ready to punch the first Karen who said something and stuff her mask up her wrinkled dried up vagina, then they felt the courage to take their masks off too.