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Notre Dame is burning to the ground. But don't worry, QAnon has already cracked it wide open as a deep state/Michelle Obama/Macron false flag distraction from child sacrifice and Brexit.
As if it could be anything else.
As if it could be anything else.
So far it's just little fish making QAnon-Notre Dame connections. But that won't last. It'll work its way up to the prominent "baker" accounts. They'll repackage it to make it more coherent, and spit back out to the hundreds of thousands of followers.
Then a Fox News pundit will tweet it out from one of those accounts, rhetorically saying something conspiratorial and stupid like "makes you think" or "just asking questions." Then it'll show up in a QAnon drop, and it'll start all over again. An endless feedback loop.
The conspiracy theories are already getting wider traction. Mike Cernovich, claiming a spate of "Satanic attacks" in Paris, rt'd Infowars personality Paul Joseph Watson citing "one worker" claiming that the fire was set on purpose. QAnon will grab all this. (h/t @ClenchedFisk)
More QAnon insta-conspiracy theories about Notre Dame: it was burned down for the insurance money, it was burned down to destroy documents, Mossad did it, it was burned down to get back at Pope Benedict.
These are idiotic, but also the secret language of a violent movement.
These are idiotic, but also the secret language of a violent movement.
The conspiracy theories about the Notre Dame fire stem from grifters who have monetized the human need to find alternate explanations for events that don't make sense. Historic buildings don't "just burn down." There MUST be a reason, a hidden hand, a plot. Even if there isn't.
As I predicted, the big QAnon "decoder" accounts are piling on the Notre Dame fire conspiracy theories. These people have six figure followings and large revenue streams based off getting gullible people to believe this garbage. Attention must be paid.
The Notre Dame fire has also been a shot in the arm for the QAnon Voat board. Six of the top seven threads are about the fire, with many other threads as well. Voat has struggled to replicate the success of r/greatawakening, due to its rampant racist and anti-Semitic content.
