All is not well in #QAnon-land: a believer posted a rant on Voat, decrying the lack of action and blown predictions.
Rather than turning into a struggle session, other believers chimed in with their own frustrations, accepting that little is going to happen in the end.
Rather than turning into a struggle session, other believers chimed in with their own frustrations, accepting that little is going to happen in the end.
The hottest thread on #QAnon Voat is another argument over who's a shill, who's a real patriot, and whether the lack of results on the part of Q is actually part of the plan, or proof the whole thing is a sham.
While some #QAnon believers are melting away, others are taking to Voat to announce their intention to arm themselves and form citizen militias.
Yes, it's likely all anonymous nonsense. But it only takes one disaffected believer to cause considerable damage. Be aware.
Yes, it's likely all anonymous nonsense. But it only takes one disaffected believer to cause considerable damage. Be aware.
Meanwhile, as the #QAnon fora continue their shill hunt, the rest of Voat hums on as usual, providing a place for literally the worst people to extrude whatever is on their mind.
How are the most prominent #QAnon acolytes taking the blows of Q's fizzled 11/11 prediction and the midterms?
Liz Crokin is accusing Jerry Brown of starting fires with lasers, and Chrissy Tiegen of being a man; while Jordan Sather is yammering about UFOs and misusing "its."
Liz Crokin is accusing Jerry Brown of starting fires with lasers, and Chrissy Tiegen of being a man; while Jordan Sather is yammering about UFOs and misusing "its."
