I'm reporting live from Tampa, Florida where QAnon followers have gathered for the "Red Pill Road
This one has a better set up than the D.C. QAnon rally in September. A big stage, powerful PA system, music, and QAnon merch vendors.
This one has a better set up than the D.C. QAnon rally in September. A big stage, powerful PA system, music, and QAnon merch vendors.
A couple of the speakers and organizers recognized me, so going undercover was out of this question this time.
They were, for the record, very friendly and cordial.
They were, for the record, very friendly and cordial.
A little more than 100 people are gathered on this small riverside park. John Michael Chambers is speaking on Trump's accomplishments, the "storm," the Fed, Jeffrey Epstein, and "the death of globalism."
The "QAnon: An Invitation thr Great Awakening" Corvette is on site.
Former Trump campaign photographer Gene Ho leads the crowd in a chant of "Trump! Trump! Trump!"
Part of the crowd boos when speaker Lisa Welch asks if anyone here supports vaccines.
She claims that there "many" cures for cancer, but helpfully clarifies she is not a medical doctor and does not offer medical advice.
She claims that there "many" cures for cancer, but helpfully clarifies she is not a medical doctor and does not offer medical advice.
Dylan Louise Monroe, creator of the "Deep State Mapping Project," says that he had a "psychic, spiritual connection to the Q movement since the beginning."
He says he almost always agrees with Q, except for Q's condemnation of "PAYtriots." I.e. People who make money off of Q.
He says he almost always agrees with Q, except for Q's condemnation of "PAYtriots." I.e. People who make money off of Q.
Jeffrey Pedersen (aka @intheMatrixxx) boasts that he has been "Q'ed" (i.e. been linked to in a Q post) 15 times.
Speaker and Marine Corps veteran Joe Stroh says that the hardest part of being a QAnon promoter was "The first two years of taking the flak from friends and family."
Speaker Dustin Nemos asks for a show of hands of people how had hope for justice before Q.
He then asks for a show hands of people who had hope for justice after Q.
He then asks for a show hands of people who had hope for justice after Q.
QAnon musician J.T. Wilde entertains the crowd with a performance of his song "Digital Soldiers."
That's a wrap. With the main show over, the D.J. plays a trap song about Hunter Biden while the attendees swarm the merch tables.
