The Fall of the House of Cabal (Johannes Cabal)

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These are rough figures to draw a conclusion from, but in the absence of better data, they hint at the scale of the online movement. It's melded in with the anti-5G, anti-vax and even some anti-China stuff," says Dr Kaz Ross, a lecturer in humanities at the University of Tasmania. "They've all become glued together by this 'Q' framework: that there's a plan, that Donald Trump is following a plan, and that there is hope because, in the end, it's all determined in the plan."

but “ THEY WILL probably rather BE DUMPED INTO SPACE, since there is no other planet where we could live” Followers of the QAnon movement believe in wild and dangerous conspiracy theories about U.S. President Donald Trump. Now a faction within the movement has been interpreting the Bible through QAnon conspiracies. A young woman wearing a QAnon shirt during protests against COVID-19 restrictions on August 29 in Berlin. Credit: Getty Images What do followers of QAnon believe? Q buttons for sale at a gathering of coronavirus sceptics on the eve of a planned protest march on August 28 in Berlin. Credit: Getty Images What’s next? The term cabal is derived from Kabbalah (a word that has numerous spelling variations), the Jewish mystical interpretation of the Hebrew scripture (קַבָּלָה). In Hebrew, it means "received doctrine" or "tradition", [4] In European culture ( Christian Cabala, Hermetic Qabalah) it became associated with occult doctrine or a secret. [5]

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Q's earlier posts purported to show how that "war" might take shape, and even gave it a name: The Storm. The phrase originates from a line delivered by Trump in October 2017, when he appeared for a photo alongside senior military staff and said, "You guys know what this represents? Maybe it’s the calm before the storm." Experts in conspiracy theories point out that belief in QAnon is far from common. While at one point, 80% of Americans believed a conspiracy theory about the Kennedy assassination, a poll by Pew Research in March found that 76% of Americans had never heard of QAnon and just 3% knew “a lot” about it. Pedophile Marthijn Uittenbogaard from Hengelo and his partner Wesley Luijs have been sentenced to ten years in prison by the court in Ecuador. The ASHTAR COMMAND would in our solar system HAVE THOUSANDS of CLOAKED SPACESHIPS. PREPARED to EVACUATE PEOPLE FROM EARTH in an EXPECTED CATASTROPHE

Shaheen, the Taliban spokesman, has promised “amnesty” for those who worked for the now-fallen government, or with western nations, inviting them – though probably only the men – to serve under Taliban rule. “We once again invite them all to come and serve the nation and the country,” he said.As of May, OKM moved from Zoom to YouTube to accommodate the growth in attendees. At last count, approximately 300 accounts participated in the recent services.

Yes. QAnon has its roots in previously established conspiracy theories, some relatively new and some a millennium old. Remnants of the Afghan government travelled to Qatar to meet Taliban representatives in a bid to win assurances on a peaceful transfer of power, treatment of refugees and a promise of a ban on reprisals. Q’s posts are cryptic and elliptical. They often consist of a long string of leading questions designed to guide readers toward discovering the “truth” for themselves through “research”. As with Clinton’s supposed “extradition”, Q has consistently made predictions that failed to come to pass, but true believers tend to simply adapt their narratives to account for inconsistencies.According to Q and their followers, Trump’s words that day would form one of many coded messages related to his war on "the cabal". Unlike QAnon mythology in the US, Australia's national leader, Prime Minister Scott Morrison, is believed by some adherents to be a member of the deep state rather than Australia's saviour from it – as are most, if not all, politicians across all levels of government. QAnon has emerged not only as a platform to further existing anti-vaccine rhetoric but also as an entry point for those who might only have one foot in. Followers of the anti-vaccine movement, for example, as with followers of other QAnon-adjacent conspiracies – such as those who believe that 5G is being used as a state surveillance tool – have found a home in QAnon, which also offers a distinctive end goal.