More totally normal stuff from the Q-flavored universe

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One of the biggest reasons QAnon caught on was that it revolved around the "worst people" in Western culture being tried and executed for their "crimes," with a better world to follow once the stacks of corpses were dealt with. https://t.co/YhHxGnCANV

— Mike Rothschild (no relation) (@rothschildmd) May 16, 2023

Reminder that this is the guy Trump is promising to “bring back” to his administration https://t.co/qmmYMKUDjq

— Aaron Rupar (@atrupar) May 16, 2023

My kingdom (I have no kingdom) for an interviewer to push back and say “That’s the single dumbest thing I’ve ever heard. It was confirmed by police. Seems like you are not only badly informed but disturbingly invested in disproving that a white supremacist murdered people. Why?” https://t.co/vAbcWCtHTr

— Brandy Zadrozny (@BrandyZadrozny) May 17, 2023

Good thread here about how Fox News invented a Canadian separatist movement by citing a Twitter account with 74 Twitter followers. https://t.co/yijDboMbFs

— Ben Collins (@oneunderscore__) May 16, 2023

You can add "persecution complex" to your dots pic.twitter.com/6RwWRVrxg5

— Feminist Proper Gander (@dappergander) May 16, 2023

jokes aside, it’s interesting to see how these Q followers frame the consumption of entertainment media as an investigative or revelatory act in which viewing network TV through the correct esoteric lens gives them greater insight into political and military happenings https://t.co/vF31zMo2HJ

— alliemezei.bsky.social (@pinealdecalcify) May 16, 2023

Totally normal. pic.twitter.com/unBTwmSFRd

— PatriotTakes 🇺🇸 (@patriottakes) May 17, 2023