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The Strange and Curious Cult of QAnon

It seems clear that FAR more Democrats look at QAnon and listen to what they say than Republicans. They seem desperate to always find boogeymen hiding under their bed and in their closet.
 
Unless "autocorrupt" was intentional, that's not the only thing it did.
Yes, intentional. A friend first used that phase, and I immediately adopted it.
 
Every day one may read a blog or news article discussing QAnon or perhaps one deliberately reads one of the webpages discussing the TRUTH of QAnon

Funny to see a group like Qanon described as "strange and curious".
Can you imagine Jim Jones and The People's Temple being described that way?
Maybe back in California, but once they arrived and set up shop in Guayana, "strange and curious" just didn't fit the bill anymore.
I advise we figure out a way to convince the Qanoners to set up shop in Guayana and get the Hell out of America.

They are WAY PAST the strange and curious stage at this point and are headed down the path of something much more terrifying.
 
QAnon now viewed as a threat in Europe

Why the QAnon conspiracy theory is gaining popularity
  • Date 27.09.2020
An absurd conspiracy theory claiming that a global cabal is abducting and abusing children is gaining traction across the world. What explains its appeal amid the coronavirus pandemic?

In recent days, thousands of protesters have gathered at London’s Trafalgar Square to express their anger at the British government’s measures to contain the coronavirus pandemic. Supporters of the QAnon conspiracy theory were among them. Some protesters were heard shouting "Choose your side," while others held placards reading "Liberty not fear" and "Stop child trafficking."

An amorphous theory
This last slogan is typical of QAnon adherents. The QAnon movement, born and bred on the internet, claims that an international pedophile elite has been secretly abducting and sexually abusing children, and harvesting their blood to make a youth serum. According to the theory, this global cabal includes the likes of Hillary Clinton and US investor George Soros, who are using this drug to control the world.

QAnon supporters think that these figures are part of a sort of secret government, the so-called deep state, controlling US and world politics. US President Donald Trump is seen as a savior, bent on fighting this evil "deep state.
 
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