Good work from @page88 on the demise of QAnon as we know it. As the mythology of Q has enmeshed itself in GOP orthodoxy, the term "QAnon" itself has been dropped by believers. They now think it was invented by the media to make truth-seekers look crazy (it wasn't.)
https://twitter.com/page88/status/1403324918356402179
QAnon as we know it ended with Biden's inauguration - no prophesized mass arrest of the deep state will be carried out by its biggest puppet. But its tenets wait to be rolled into a new conspiracy movement, and the whole thing will start all over again.
QAnon believers - who are now simply mainline consumers of right wing media - now wait not for "the storm" but for "the return." They wait for Trump to come back to office and make everything okay again. A lot of people who don't identify as Q believers think it's inevitable.
Fortunately, I wrote a book about how all of this got started, why people believe it, and where it might go from here - and it's out in 11 days:
static.mhpbooks.com/the-storm-is-u…
static.mhpbooks.com/the-storm-is-u…
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