QAnon Decoder Says Half of What Conspiracy Theory Says Isn't True
A prominent figure in the QAnon movement argued that disinformation is part of QAnon's game plan to "make the bad guys make wrong moves."
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A prominent figure in the QAnon movement argued that disinformation is part of QAnon's game plan to "make the bad guys make wrong moves."
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