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One of the Trump supporters who was photographed during the invasion of the Capitol on Wednesday is the fervent supporter of the QAnon conspiracy. This is Jake Angeli, who has a long history in the whole “movement.”
Angeli has participated in many mobilizations outside the Capitol, from 2019 until today, on the side of Trump. He has even stated that he circulates dressed as another Viking, in order to attract attention, so that he can … convey Q’s ideas to the outside world.
QAnon is an online forum with the central theme that the world is ruled by a cabal of “satanic pedophiles” who conspire against Donald Trump while running a child trafficking ring.
Advocates for your case have been working to make the actual transcript of this statement available online.
According to QAnon supporters, Donald Trump was drafted into the senior military in 2016 to run for president, with the ultimate goal of dispelling this clique and revealing the truth.
The hard-core conspiracy theorists’ first appearance took place in October 2017 on 4chan, from an anonymous account called “Q Clearance Patriot.”
According to “Q”, the final development would be a great “Storm”, which will be marked by the moment when Trump will expose the “dark cabal” that rules the planet. Trump himself had spoken in October 2017 of a “calm before the storm.”
For fans of QAnon, this message was … encrypted.
The largest QAnon group on Facebook, it had nearly 200,000 members before the page was shut down by Facebook itself. From time to time, new pages of this type rise and “fall”. Twitter and TikTok have taken similar actions, with Trump himself, of course, putting up with social media that he believes are attacking him.
QAnon’s websites in Europe appeared in late 2019 and early 2020, but their traffic soared with the pandemic and the shutdown of COVID-19. In the US, the FBI considers the QAnon nebula to be a potential terrorist threat and in Europe as a phenomenon that should be monitored.
As for the outgoing president himself? Trump has occasionally retweeted posts from followers of the QAnon theory and has openly stated that these are people who “love their country.” In fact, his last statement was in August, in his pre-election speech, in which he received them warmly.
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