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Bigdaddysaints said:

QAnon conspiracists believe Kirstie Alley was assassinated for being an anti-vaxxer: report​

If i remember correctly she was not just anti vax, but also a Qanon pusher...

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Humans are idiots. Some are just more idiotic than others.

Twitter owner Elon Musk’s boosting of far-right memes and grievances has injected new energy into the jumbled set of conspiracy theories known as QAnon, a fringe movement that Twitter and other social networks once banned as too extreme.

The billionaire has spread bogus theories about the violent attack on House Speaker Nancy Pelosi’s husband to his 120 million followers, and he called for the criminal prosecution of infectious-disease expert Anthony S. Fauci. He has thrown around baseless accusations about adults sexualizing children, helping stir up an angry online mob against Yoel Roth, a former Twitter safety executive Musk praised in October for his “high integrity.”

And on Tuesday, he tweeted a message with an emoji that many people interpreted as saying “follow the white rabbit,” possibly harking back to “Alice in Wonderland” or “The Matrix.” But many QAnon believers saw the rabbit as a wink to one of their foundational icons, a secret indicator shared in one of QAnon’s earliest online prophesies, known as “drops.”

Musk mocked the suggestion that the tweet could be interpreted negatively but offered no clarification. Among QAnon promoters, though, the message was clear: Musk was speaking to them.

One QAnon-amplifying account on Telegram with 118,000 followers, known for spreading a bogus claim that Russian fighters were targeting “U.S. biolabs” in Ukraine, said the tweet was only his latest flirtation with QAnon ideology.

“Elon called out Fauci for creating [covid-19], [is] calling out the woke hive mind, is paving the path for 2020 to be nullified and Trump reinstated … and now he’s directly quoting Q,” the account said. “Elon is an Anon,” the account added, using the term QAnon disciples call themselves.

Logan Strain, a conspiracy theory researcher who uses the name Travis View on the podcast “QAnon Anonymous,” said Musk’s “conspiracist dog whistles” have galvanized a group that was fractured after 2020, when major social networks including Twitter started banning QAnon accounts and Trump lost the White House...........

Since launching his $44 billion takeover of the company, Musk has become so popular in QAnon circles that some regard him, not Trump, as the savior-like figure they had been waiting on to usher in “the Storm,” a quasi-biblical moment in which the cabal that runs the American government, media, technology industry and education system would be vanquished through public executions.............

bird said:

Humans are idiots. Some are just more idiotic than others.

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shades of animal farm

That is the crowd you want to cater to if you want to be worshipped...

it is fascinating how seamlessly they can go from believing 100% in a thing "there's no way this isn't going to happen" and when the thing doesn't happen they just shrug and believe 100% in a different thing that is also definitely going to happen

I'm pretty sure Q mentioned a Trump card at some point in the past.

I'm sure they will figure out how to make Trump's big announcement part of the prophecy.

samiam5211 said:

I'm pretty sure Q mentioned a Trump card at some point in the past.

I'm sure they will figure out how to make Trump's big announcement part of the prophecy.

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The only trump card worth anything for me is in pinochl.

When former President Donald Trump announced that he was planning to run for president in 2024, there was confusion and anger in the extremist QAnon community.

The QAnon conspiracy movement, which is based around the belief that Trump is secretly working to expose a cabal of Satan-worshiping pedophiles that run the world, has in recent years grown to become a part of mainstream politics.

While many QAnon believers reacted to his long-anticipated announcement with excitement, some voiced their anger, because it implied he was accepting that he lost the 2020 election – something he and his most ardent supporters have spent the last two years rejecting.

"Hey you guys, the elections are all rigged… But [vote] for me again! This is literally 1984-tier doublethink," one user wrote on 8kun, according to screenshots posted on Twitter.

"He just conceded 2020 election we're just gonna skip over the 2020 and 2022 fraud," another user wrote on Telegram. "There's no justice for treason, there's no justice for crimes against humanity."

The QAnon movement was already on the back foot. The midterm elections were a failure for the conspiracy theory movement, as dozens of candidates aligned with it lost their races for Congress and high-ranking state offices.

And in November the latest posts by the so-called "Q" on the forum 8kun were met with a lukewarm response.

All of this could be taken as evidence that the movement is losing steam. However, experts believe this is far from the case – and that it is simply evolving and changing shape.

"It's becoming much more mainstream and less devoted to the mythology of Q itself," Mike Rothschild, a QAnon expert who wrote "The Storm is Upon Us," told Insider.

"It certainly still venerates Trump, but a lot of people think Q itself was just a big dead end. The mainstream has embraced the conspiracy theories about the stolen election, COVID being a hoax, etcetera."

While it is hard to track how widespread belief in QAnon is, the nonpartisan Public Religion Research Institute published a study in February that found that nearly one in five Americans believes in its core tenets...................

The internet forum operator many believe to be behind the QAnon movement admitted to the January 6 congressional committee that the conspiracy isn’t real – while spreading a different conspiracy theory at the same time.

“QAnon is manufactured by the left-wing media, and it’s probably put out mostly by a company called Media Matters, which is, I believe, funded by a man named George Soros,” Jim Watkins, founder of the 8kun messageboard where Q first took off, told the Capitol riot inquiry, according to interview transcripts of a June 2022 conversation released on Tuesday.

“It’s manufactured,” he added. “It’s not anything to do with my website. I’ve used the term a couple times, and that’s before I realized what it even was.”

Elsewhere in the interview, Mr Watkins offered a revisionist take on January 6 itself, calling the Capitol riot a “beautiful, wonderful, peaceful and patriotic” gathering…….

Success! They found the Satan worshipping pedophiles


Better article

They got another one

Optimus Prime said:

More on the “Queen of Canada”
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She travels Canada in a flag-draped RV with an entourage. She greets supporters in small towns, who eagerly film the encounters on mobile phones. She’s called on her disciples to execute healthcare workers and politicians who support mass vaccination campaigns.

To her more than 60,000 followers online, she’s the newly-installed Queen of Canada. But to law enforcement and national security officials, she represents the threat that online conspiracy theorists may be all too capable of inflicting real-world harm.

Romana Didulo, a leader within a fringe Q-Anon-linked movement, has claimed sovereignty over Canada, gaining limited but growing popularity amid an erosion of trust in the country’s democratic and civil institutions…..

“A leader will articulate a problem, and then provide those solutions, even if that problem doesn’t necessarily exist. And that is what she’s doing to a group of people who are afraid and who have complete and utter distrust in the institutions of their country.”

At the height of the coronavirus pandemic, Didulo instructed supporters across the country to deliver pseudo-legal ‘cease-and-desist’ letters to businesses and hospitals across the country, demanding they end all public health measures.

In November, as public health officials scrambled to vaccinate as many Canadians as possible from the coronavirus, Didulo posted a message on Telegram ordering the ‘Kingdom of Canada Military’ to “shoot to kill” anyone vaccinating children under 19 years old. She also called on supporters to destroy all coronavirus vaccines or “bioweapons” in order to halt the mass rollout.

She also claimed that military tribunals would be held, and healthcare workers would “receive not one, but two bullets on your forehead for each child that you have harmed as a result of injecting this experimental vaccine”…….

“The worst thing that we can do is actually make fun of it. It validates their opinion that when they’re mocked, they really know the truth. Calling them crazy, or using other derogatory terms towards them makes them feel validated that they are on the right path,” said Celestini, who points out Didulo’s reach has grown outside of Canada……

‘Queen of Canada’: the rapid rise of a fringe QAnon figure sounds alarm

Romana Didulo claims sovereignty over Canada and is gaining fame online as trust erodes in the country’s civil institutions

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Romana Didulo, the QAnon conspiracy theorist who has proclaimed herself as the "queen" of Canada, went on an angry tirade earlier this week when she had her official Telegram account flagged as a fake.

As Vice News reports, Didulo's account was flagged as fake under a Telegram policy that calls out accounts that are impersonating other people.

Given that Didulo falsely claims to be the reigning sovereign of Canada, it's likely that prompted Telegram users to demand a warning label about her account.

Didulo responded with an angry tirade doubling down on her false claims of being Canadian royalty.

"The Fake Label of this Channel by the Deepstaters, Cabal, and Blackhats, simply reinforces and validates further HRM [Her Royal Majesty] Queen Romana's authentic work in the Kingdom of Canada and around the work,” she wrote. “Hold the Lane Folks."

Not content to let things go, Didulo continued her angry rant during a live stream video shortly afterward.

"What this means is we have had many trolls in the channels, paid infiltrators working for some secret agency, the cabal, the deep state, the globalists, saying this is a fake channel," she fumed.

apparently identical body doubles are easier to come by than I think
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Right wing conspiracy theorists and social media trolls are spreading an unhinged claim that Pennsylvania Sen. John Fetterman has been replaced with a body double.
The unfounded conspiracy began to percolate on social media platforms like Twitter and Telegram on Friday, and while it’s unclear where it originated, it may have been triggered by news the same day that the senator was preparing to leave Walter Reed hospital in Washington, D.C., where he has spent the last five weeks being treated for clinical depression.

The entire basis of the conspiracy theory is the comparison of two photos of Fetterman that the conspiracists claim are not of the same person—even though both are very obviously both of the Pennsylvania senator.

Body double conspiracies are a common trope in conspiracist circles: In recent years QAnon believers have claimed that President Joe Biden, Queen Elizabeth, and the Pope have been replaced by body doubles, all in an attempt to undermine the leaders’ credibility and boost the belief that the world is really run by a secret cabal of elites and the faceless “deep state.”.............

sounds like those poeple need a head replacement...

Catturd is just some random Q nut who lives in Florida and has worked hard to get a following for his delusional proclamations. The modern GOP base is so stupid they think he’s some sort of prophet. He decided to sell merch so he can cash in and therefore had to register a name and address publicly. Lol. So he is anonymous no more.

The aptly named Catturd I see.

MT15 said:

Catturd is just some random Q nut who lives in Florida and has worked hard to get a following for his delusional proclamations. The modern GOP base is so stupid they think he’s some sort of prophet. He decided to sell merch so he can cash in and therefore had to register a name and address publicly. Lol. So he is anonymous no more.

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Yeesh...humans. What a charmer.

MT15 said:

Catturd is just some random Q nut who lives in Florida and has worked hard to get a following for his delusional proclamations. The modern GOP base is so stupid they think he’s some sort of prophet. He decided to sell merch so he can cash in and therefore had to register a name and address publicly. Lol. So he is anonymous no more.

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Couldn't even be arsed to put his shirt all the way on.