Lots of QAnon people believed that today is supposed to be the start of the prophesied "10 days of darkness," which is ten days of a power, Internet, or social media outage.
Obviously, that didn't happen.
So here's a selection of QAnon followers being confused and disappointed.
Obviously, that didn't happen.
So here's a selection of QAnon followers being confused and disappointed.
With that theory blown up, some QAnon followers have retreated to believing that the "10 days of darkness" is a metaphor. They seem particularly drawn to the idea that it refers to children being rescued from underground bunkers.
One QAnon promoter cautions against getting too sure about predictions because "we've been wrong every time beforehand."
They ultimately don't care about being wrong yet again. They turn to Q to fill an emotional void, not to get accurate information about the world.
They ultimately don't care about being wrong yet again. They turn to Q to fill an emotional void, not to get accurate information about the world.
