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The cherry on the cake is that the Q propagandists (who are incredibly good at what they do, given the market they are targeting), cover their bases by making a dozen predictions each day. Then when one comes true they say ‘SEE! We were right so we’ll be right about the others too!”. Broken clock theory at its finest.
They started out with very specific predictions (x event will happen on this exact date) and then kept being more and more vague. For a few months now my buddy has basically stopped passing them on, but at one point he’d say ‘something big is supposed to happen tomorrow. You’ll be sorry for ever doubting.’ I’d ask him what was going to happen and he would just repeat that there’s murmurs of something big doing down. 
Apparently that’s all it takes to keep them tuning in for more. ‘Something big could happen tomorrow or maybe next week or the month after!’ Which could literally be anything. The shotgun approach to prognosticating.
I'm starting to think Donald Trump will never win the 2020 election >

Im still in utter shock that JFK Jr didn’t return from dead and help king clown back into office. How could that be wrong? It seems so rational. >

“It’s gonna happen, these things take time. You just wait!” - my QAnon friend, who has discovered infinite patience he never knew he had before. Though, it’s not really patience I suppose; it’s more like the parent jingling keys in front of the baby to make it forget why it’s crying. “Hey, why didn’t that 100% certain prediction come true?” “Don’t worry, it will, but have you heard about this thing you need to be angry about?!? It’s shocking!! Get angry!!!” >

I know. They said nothing could stop the storm. But remember these are the same people who have been waiting over 2000 years for the return of the dude who was supposed to come back 2000 years ago