ScottinVA wrote: “QAnon may very well be a leftist disinformation effort, but it comes across more as a quaint little cult of those who think they have “inside intel.” It’s more likely someone sitting in a basement laughing his ass off as he gaslights the Q-berts.”
Like all conspiracies, QAnon appeals to those who need to believe that they’re special, they know something no one else knows. I call them the QAnuts.
BTW, have you noticed the over-lap between QAnon supporters and the anti-vaxxer movement?
“ BTW, have you noticed the over-lap between QAnon supporters and the anti-vaxxer movement?”
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Yep. I caught it right away, even a lot of the same “players” are involved.
Seems like as Q stopped posting and was fading, the anti-vaccine misinformation campaign began growing.
They use the same methods, same techniques to divide, pushing false information that doesn’t help anyone except the perps with web-sites and our common enemies.
As almost 200 million Americans have now been vaccinated, yet no bodies are piling up, no one has turned into a lizard, the narrative has become more outrageous and ridiculous.
The same people have information no one else has. They share their newly formed expertise on all things biochemical or medical……..none having any formal education or training.
The most amazing thing I see is there are some, even posting comments on this thread that are scoffing at the Q Followers and poking at them, yet they follow the SAME people regarding vaccine information.
To me that’s really odd.