Politics QAnon and Sovereign Citizens
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The least they could do is do something a bit different. It was warm enough for a nude protest I reckon.
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What's hilarious is these clowns organised a protest inside a shopping centre to avoid detection by police.
Someone should have told them that shopping centres have cameras everywhere.
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See, just like this one....sooooo weird
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There is zero thought in anyone going down the QAnon or Sovereign route of beliefs.
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And notice half of them were wearing masks
Its kind of like "yeah, I'm fully committed to fighting for this cause.....well maybe I overstated the 'fully' bit"
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'Quite frankly terrifying': How the QAnon conspiracy theory is taking root in the UK
It began in the US with lurid claims and a hatred of the ‘deep state’. Now it’s growing in the UK, spilling over into anti-vaccine and 5G protests, fuelled by online misinformation
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John Birmingham has a go at a QAnon history:
There are currently thousands of QAnon Facebook groups with millions of members in 71 countries. A Wall Street Journal study (paywalled) found that the ten largest groups have grown by more than 600% since COVID-19 sent the world into lockdown. Where Trump was, once upon a time, the purely fictional hero of this mass delusion, he’s now realised the Quties are out there and they ******* love him. His raging narcissism and their yearning for agency, power an accelerating feedback loop with Trump regularly retweeting some of their batshit craziest content to his eighty-six million followers. Dozens of Q-believers have won Republican primaries for the November election, and some of them in safe seats are going to Congress no matter what happens at the White House.
There are currently thousands of QAnon Facebook groups with millions of members in 71 countries. A Wall Street Journal study (paywalled) found that the ten largest groups have grown by more than 600% since COVID-19 sent the world into lockdown. Where Trump was, once upon a time, the purely fictional hero of this mass delusion, he’s now realised the Quties are out there and they ******* love him. His raging narcissism and their yearning for agency, power an accelerating feedback loop with Trump regularly retweeting some of their batshit craziest content to his eighty-six million followers. Dozens of Q-believers have won Republican primaries for the November election, and some of them in safe seats are going to Congress no matter what happens at the White House.
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Anyhow, have a Winfield 25.
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I was listening to a report on BBC about QAnon in the UK and how it had gotten a substantial following
The reporter recounted a conversation with a woman who was a huge supporter of QAnon and how the woman said to the reporter:
"Do you know right now there is a secret room under Buckingham Palace where young babies are taken for Prince Charles to eat them"
The reporter said the woman believed it so strongly no words could convince her otherwise
The reporter recounted a conversation with a woman who was a huge supporter of QAnon and how the woman said to the reporter:
"Do you know right now there is a secret room under Buckingham Palace where young babies are taken for Prince Charles to eat them"
The reporter said the woman believed it so strongly no words could convince her otherwise
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This week, PJ looks into a theory circling the internet about who might be behind QAnon. The investigation takes him back to the beginning of the QAnon scam, and to the message board trolls who started it.
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This podcast examines Frederick Brennan's - the guy who started 8chan - theory of who is behind QAnon. It sounds very plausible.
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You'd hope that results in a substantial gaol sentence. I mean what more evidence do you need?
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its trumpians, the only evidence they accept is the word of their high lord
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I used to doubt these guys but maybe...
But Antifa threw a milkshake at someone once.
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No, I’m just disappointed
aND ThE miLkSHAkE hAD concreTE iN it.
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The world of conspiracy theory has taken a huge rightward lurch over the the last decade or so.
At the same time a black man occupied the most important office in the world.
Coincidence much? Unlikely.
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