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Well then, this latest Q brain fart may support DJT's praise for Putin's 'peacekeeping' slaughter on Ukraine..... to kill, kill, kill those damn virus germs!!!
As Russia's invasion of Ukraine nears the end of week three, the eyes of QAnon conspirators have now turned to Ukraine. The latest QAnon theory concerns the uncommon way in which former President Trump pronounces "China," often emphasizing the word so that it sounds more like "chy-na."
Some QAnon followers now reportedly believe that Trump's pronunciation is purposeful, according to a Monday Vice News report. The pronunciation, these followers allegedly think, is actually a codeword that Trump is using to refer not to China, but to Ukraine.
While scientists have commonly traced the origins of the COVID-19 virus back to China, QAnon's conspiracy holds that the virus actually originated in Ukraine. Vice reported that the theory is tied in to an additional debunked conspiracy regarding "biolabs" being used in Ukraine, which, despite being disproven, continues to be seen among Russian far-right news outlets as well as American.
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As Russia's invasion of Ukraine nears the end of week three, the eyes of QAnon conspirators have now turned to Ukraine. The latest QAnon theory concerns the uncommon way in which former President Trump pronounces "China," often emphasizing the word so that it sounds more like "chy-na."
Some QAnon followers now reportedly believe that Trump's pronunciation is purposeful, according to a Monday Vice News report. The pronunciation, these followers allegedly think, is actually a codeword that Trump is using to refer not to China, but to Ukraine.
While scientists have commonly traced the origins of the COVID-19 virus back to China, QAnon's conspiracy holds that the virus actually originated in Ukraine. Vice reported that the theory is tied in to an additional debunked conspiracy regarding "biolabs" being used in Ukraine, which, despite being disproven, continues to be seen among Russian far-right news outlets as well as American.