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From 2018: Explaining QAnon, the Internet Conspiracy Theory That Showed Up at a Trump Rally (Published 2018)
Do you remember Pizzagate? It’s a little like that: a web of baseless conspiracy theories. And its supporters were highly visible at an event for the president in Florida.
QAnon: The conspiracy theory explained, after Q posters spotted at Trump’s Florida rally
“Q” is a reference to QAnon, a group of people attempting to decode vague, anonymous comments posted on dark web message boards such as 4chan, 8chan.
WATCH: Sarah Sanders Asked About QAnon at Press Briefing
Sarah Sanders was asked a question about QAnon and other conspiracy theory signs that were held by Trump supporters at a Tampa rally as they chanted “CNN sucks” at Jim Acosta.
Go deeper: The QAnon conspiracy theory showed up at a Trump rally
QAnon followers believe Trump will purge the government of criminals and deep state operatives.
MSM Coordination?
Pre-planning has its advantages.
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