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QAnon followers think Trump will be back in the White House by March Feb 4, 2021 1:20 PM PHT Mariam Kiparoidze Supporters of the sprawling QAnon conspiracy have begun to spread rumors that Donald Trump will become president again on March 4. In the latest twist to the baseless conspiracy theory in which the former president is portrayed as fighting an elite cabal of Satanist pedophiles, QAnon supporters have merged their beliefs with those promoted by the extremist sovereign citizen movement...

The QAnon cult is adopting Sovereign Citizen language to keep their dream alive.

Copy to Clipboard QAnon follower (L), Donald Trump (Getty Images) Donald J. Trump will become president again on March 4 to continue his war against the "deep state," QAnon followers have reportedly declared. Followers of the cult were heartbroken when Joe Biden was sworn-in as president on January 20 -- thereby destroying their strong belief that Trump would remain in office and resume his bid to tussle with an elite faction of satanic pedophiles. Believers were initially upset, but many have ...

8 of the most disturbing views expressed by Marjorie Taylor Greene, the pro-Trump congresswoman trying to impeach Biden Greg Evans Twelve  months ago, most people may not have heard of Marjorie Taylor Greene, but in a short about of time she has become possibly the most controversial Republican in the United States since the former president Donald Trump. Greene was elected as the House Representative for Georgias 14th congressional district in the November 2020 US election. Sh...

The QAnon Storm Never Struck. Some Supporters Are Wavering, Others Steadfast Wednesday, January 20, 2021 A man wears a QAnon shirt while boarding a shuttle bus in Londonderry, N.H., on Aug. 28, 2020. Joseph Prezioso / AFP via Getty Images Former President Donald Trump did not declare martial law in his final minutes in office; nor did he reveal a secret plan to remain in power forever. President Biden and House Speaker Nancy Pelosi were not sent to Guantánamo Bay. The military di...

While some QAnon disciples gave way to doubt as Trump's term ended, others doubled down on blind belief or strained to see new coded messages in the Inauguration Day’s events.

President Biden's inauguration has sown a mixture of anger, confusion and disappointment among believers in the baseless QAnon conspiracy theory.

QAnon believers grapple with doubt, spin new theories as Trump era ends Drew Harwell and Craig Timberg, The Washington Post Jan. 20, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail WASHINGTON - Followers of the extremist ideology QAnon saw their hopes once again dashed Wednesday as President Donald Trump left Washington on the final day of his presidency, without any of the climactic scenes of violence and salvation that the sprawling set of conspiracy theories had preached for years would come. As Trump boarded Ai...

Follow Jan. 14, 2021 This article was originally published in January of 2019 and republished in the wake of the pro-Trump attack on the U.S. Capitol, in which QAnon followers joined an armed insurrection that led to six deaths. Emerging from the fever swamps of 4Chan and YouTube in November 2017, the QAnon conspiracy theory community has spread rapidly from the lunatic fringe to the lunatic mainstream. Some commentators suggest it has all the hallmarks of a secular political cult. It promises ...

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