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Fascinating thing in the QAnon sphere today: Major Q influencers are calling all of these Q rallies, some drawing hundreds of people, a "false flag," likely because the signs, messages and backlash are humiliating when presented IRL. They insist this is an online-only movement.
Major Q influencers are disavowing today's Qanon rallies because they don't understand how unwieldy the movement has become.
These aren't just boomer memes and 4chan shitposters anymore. They're moms who were radicalized in wellness Facebook groups they've never even heard of.
These aren't just boomer memes and 4chan shitposters anymore. They're moms who were radicalized in wellness Facebook groups they've never even heard of.
Q followers are also clearly worried about violence. There's a fake viral flyer saying people in these marches are Secret Antifa Agents.
They point to a recent Q post that introduced their world to Fifth Columnists. They're worried something will pop off at one of these rallies.
They point to a recent Q post that introduced their world to Fifth Columnists. They're worried something will pop off at one of these rallies.
Anyways, it's clear what's happening here: the QAnon people want the revolution to come, they want the mass executions of their enemies, they want revenge... but only digitally.
Once QAnon transmogrifies from a video game into a real-world fight, they're rightfully spooked.
Once QAnon transmogrifies from a video game into a real-world fight, they're rightfully spooked.
