As the date approached and more media covered it, many major QAnon influencers dismissed the prediction, saying it was a "false flag" planted by the mainstream media to make QAnon look foolish.
Of course, by doing so, those same figures would avoid the backlash they faced on Jan. 20 from QAnon followers angry that Biden became president when they were told all along that this would never happen
Despite claims that Trump's hotel was jacking up prices to take advantage of QAnon supporters descending on DC for large-scale protests, there is very little evidence of any major protest being planned — publicly at least.
That said, the Capitol Police is boosting security today based on "obtained intelligence that shows a possible plot to breach the Capitol by an identified militia group on Thursday, March 4."
There is not much chatter on Gab, Telegram, and forums like the Great Awakening this morning about March 4 events, though one GA member did mock the media coverage of the date with this post:
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Donnie Hall, the GOP operative, would happily run another QAnon candidate so long as their views weren't too extreme — though his definition is extreme is questionable given he thinks Marjorie Taylor Greene is just misunderstood.
"When she said what she said about the Jewish space lasers, I said ‘Oh, jeez,' but if she said something like Israeli space lasers I would’ve said, ‘Yeah, OK’, because who knows what Israel is up to in space.”
The group was formed by @carolecadwalla because the actual Oversight Board was not going to deal with any #Election2020 issues — and the group felt this was a dangerous failing.
“We're talking about the fate of democracy in the largest democracy in the world. Through his action or inaction [Zuckerberg] allows American democracy to be destroyed. It is the last chance for him to get this right," @Moonalice, an early FB investor.
In Myanmar, #Facebook ignored warnings about hate speech inciting violence against the Rohingya. The result was a UN report saying said Facebook facilitated a genocide.
Now, in #Ethiopia, Facebook is making the same mistakes all over again
After the assassination of singer Hachalu Hundessa in June, calls for genocide spread like wildfire on FB, often accompanied hours later by proof the acts had been carried out.
In the resulting clashes, hundreds died and thousands more were injured.
“When the violence erupts offline, online content that calls for ethnic attacks, discrimination, and destruction of property goes viral. FB's inaction helps propagate hate & polarization & has a devastating impact on the extent of the violence," @btayeg
Navalny spokesperson @Kira_Yarmysh says “we suspect that Alexei was poisoned by something mixed into [his] tea” which he drank at an airport cafe in the Siberian city of Tomsk before boarding a flight to Moscow.
#Navalny fell ill on the flight and disturbing video footage being shared online shows him screaming in the bathroom. Emergency services take him off the plane after it makes an emergency landing.