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The extremist movement’s (lol) leader had purported to be a top-secret government operative. But a possible slip-up in a new documentary about QAnon suggests that Q was actually Ron Watkins, the longtime administrator of the 8kun message board.

>The extremist movement’s (lol) leader had purported to be a top-secret government operative. But a possible slip-up in a new documentary about QAnon suggests that Q was actually Ron Watkins, the longtime administrator of the 8kun message board.

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From what I understand, "Q" is a team of people as well as some tech that includes a quantum computer and project looking glass. Q isn't one person. No such thing as "Qanon" either. So crazy that they want to label Q followers an extremist group. Of course supporting the constitution and the rule of law is now seen as fringe extremism with conspiracy theories mixed in.

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So crazy that they want to label Q followers an extremist group.

That's why I lol'd. They've literally spent years on 8chan/kun, the site that radicalized Tarrant, not one of 'em was armed at the capitol. BLM? AT LEAST 30 dead., but the MSM line is they're mostly peaceful ya know.

If the 4/8chan, voat autists couldn't redpill 'em on the JQ, if a black capitol police cop killing a beautiful white woman who served in the military couldn't turn them away from civnat, they're beyond any kind of radicalization. Just fucking hopeless and they deserve the drubbing they get by the media.