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Because of a single post in April, QAnon followers have obsessed over a supposedly mysterious and horrible event at the Standard Hotel in West Hollywood. No evidence of such an event has ever surfaced, but QAnon pushed it again yesterday. 
Acolytes on Voat think they've cracked the whole thing (whatever it is) wide open thanks to a public ten year old photo taken at the Standard. Also, the modelling industry is full of sickos and pedophiles.
What president was it who owned a modelling agency? Taft? Buchanan?
What president was it who owned a modelling agency? Taft? Buchanan?
This latest frenzy over Rachel Chandler and the Standard Hotel is entirely typical of QAnon.
Something bad happened. What was it? Nobody knows. How do we know? Q said so.
Rachel Chandler was involved. How? Nobody knows. How do we know? Q said so.
Something bad happened. What was it? Nobody knows. How do we know? Q said so.
Rachel Chandler was involved. How? Nobody knows. How do we know? Q said so.
A Google search for Rachel Chandler now brings up page after page of QAnon links, accusing her of murder, running a "semi-legit" business, and being the underage girlfriend of Bill Clinton.
In actual reality, she is accused of no wrongdoing. But Q said so.
In actual reality, she is accused of no wrongdoing. But Q said so.
QAnon has mentioned Rachel Chandler in seven drops over the last day. He is focusing the rage and disconnection of his followers on a random person, insinuating she is at the center of a vast ring of horrific crimes.
The message couldn't be clearer.
The message couldn't be clearer.
