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20 Dec, 4 tweets, 2 min read
There was a pro-Trump "Stop the Steal" rally held in Osaka, Japan, today.

Videos suggest at least a few thousand people attended, alleging the election was stolen from Mr Trump.

There was also a "Stop the Steal" rally in Tokyo at the end of November.

A similar "Stop the Steal" rally was held in Taipei, Taiwan, yesterday.

It received widespread coverage on the social media accounts of The Epoch Times.

Here's more about the Tokyo "Stop the Steal" rally, which was held three weeks ago 👇
Japanese QAnon supporters, or "QArmyJapanFlynn" as they refer to themselves, attended the Osaka rally.

Plenty of replies are saying none of this makes sense.

Follow and read experts like @nezumi_ningen and you'll find out it totally does.

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12 Dec
Now that the US Supreme Court has dismissed the case by Texas, QAnon supporters are unanimous on what must happen next.

The military getting directly involved is the only way to overturn the election, they say.

Some are even advising each other to stockpile food and ammunition.
When I say unanimous, I really mean unanimous.

Literally every major QAnon influencer and account I know is saying the military should now get involved to help overturn the election outcome.
And now Ron Watkins from 8chan/8kun says things are "teetering ever precariously" towards the military intervening to overturn the election.
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8 Dec
Margaret Keenan, 90, born in Enniskillen and living in Coventry, became the first person to receive a Covid vaccine today.

But anti-vaxxers have been spreading conspiracies about her since.

"She actually died in 2008 and the one who was vaccinated today was a 'crisis actor'." Image
"Wasn't she coming from Coventry in the beginning??"

How could she be born in Enniskillen, Northern Ireland, and later relocate to Coventry, England?

Clear proof she doesn't exist, apparently. Image
You can see her giving a "masonic hand gesture" after taking the jab which proves she's a "freemason lady" and a member of "the illuminati".

Other world leaders like Angela Merkel, also members of the illuminati, have given that hand gesture before, they claim. ImageImageImageImage
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29 Nov
Iran's Fars news agency, close to the Revolutionary Guards, has published bizarre new details of nuclear scientist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh's assassination.

His car, escorted by three cars for protection, leaves Rostamkola, Mazandaran province, for Absard, Damavand in the morning.
One of protection team's cars, which was driving upfront, drives off to check Fakhrizadeh's destination for safety.

Meanwhile, Fakhrizadeh stops the car after hearing the sound of gunshots. He gets out, thinking it's either the sound of him hitting something or an engine issue
A Nissan, parked 150m away, begins firing numerous shots at him via "a machine gun being controlled and operated remotely".

Two bullets hit him on the side and one on the back causing a spinal cord injury.

The lead bodyguard stands in front of him and is hit several times.
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28 Nov
NEW with @J_A_Horton @ChrisSGiles and @alistaircoleman

Lawyer Sidney Powell has released the #Kraken in her Georgia and Michigan lawsuits, hailed by QAnon supporters as irrefutable evidence of voter fraud.

We read both, and here's what we found in them.
bbc.co.uk/news/election-…
Some of the claims in the 200 pages have already been rejected in court cases, while others - such as accusations that voting machines are part of a plot originating under former Venezuelan leader Hugo Chavez - are not backed up with any credible evidence.
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But thanks to QAnon supporters, #Kraken has gone viral.

On Twitter, there have been nearly 100K tweets referencing Kraken in the last 48 hours.

On Facebook there have been just over 1M interactions involving the word Kraken since Wednesday evening.
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27 Nov
BREAKING: The YJC news agency, closely linked to the state broadcaster, reports Mohsen Fakhrizadeh, known as the main brain behind Iran's nuclear programme, has been assassinated.

But Behrouz Kamalvandi, spokesperson of the Atomic Energy Organisation, denies any such incident.
Iran's Tasnim new agency, closely affiliated to the Revolutionary Guards, and Press TV, the state broadcaster's English language news channel, are also reporting Mr Fakhrizadeh has been assassinated.
Now also reported by IRINN, state TV's 24-hour news network.

The report says the assassination took place near Damavnd, a city very close to the capital Tehran.
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This is an amazing story.

A physical science professor at Ferris State University was placed on administrative leave after a student-run newspaper found he's repeatedly called Covid a hoax, posted anti-vaxx content, and said the moon landing, HIV and atomic bombs are fake.
In his tweets he claims Covid is a hoax and an "attempt to destroy Christianity", suggests the Mossad might have "blackmailed" Trump, says abortion is "ritual child scarifice" where "the fetal tissue is eaten by cannibals and vampires" and "fed to us in Pepsi and vaccines". ImageImageImageImage
There are also some tweets with racial slurs which I'm not going to share.

I've seen tweets in which he's been referred to as a QAnon believer, but I can't find any evidence of that.

In fact, here, in response to British QAnon influencer Martin Geddes, he calls it a "psyop". Image
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