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These people are con artists who know how to sound convincing. The believe in quantum computing be used to control people is a common theme among some conspiracy types.

https://www.chroniclesmagazine.org/blog/crazy-hopes/

"Parkes makes truly extraordinary claims with a calm, nonchalant confidence. His Jan. 12 video discusses how Q-Anon is a group of military intelligence professionals who have used a secret “quantum computer” to calculate probabilities leading up to the events of the 2020 election. This group's formation stretches back to the assassination of John F. Kennedy who had to be killed by the powers-that-be because of his plans to return the U.S. to the gold standard, Parkes asserted."

Qanon-military-intelligence-quantum-computer-JFK conspiracy. A calm British accent does not mean one is not talking utter crap. You don't need a quantum computer to realize what is going to happen when Democrat Secretaries of State and State Supreme courts rewrite and ignore laws beyond their authority. Quantum computing is a part of many conspiracy theories, such as "quantum block chain watermarked ballots".

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Sidney Powell Seems To Confirm Navy Vet's Allegations That That The Entire “Election Fraud” Was Monitored By “Multiple People” In Real-Time On Election Day
My comment is #6. "Dr" Ward was claiming with "100% certainty" that ballots were watermarked with "quantum blockchain technology" and Trump would win. Conspiracy "theorists" that are attention whores and snake oil salesmen all copy each other's latest nonsense, then when reality overtakes them, drop it and lay low. Then they start over again at the next opportunity.