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'hate speech truth social fake trump 10/07 There is 'Q'. 1 There are 'Anons'. 2 There is no 'Qanon'. 3' (121212) ==================== News from the Left News from the Right The statement "There is 'Q', there are 'Anons', but there is no 'QAnon'" is a denial tactic frequently used by adherents of the conspiracy theory. It mirrors a specific "Q drop" and is often employed to evade platform moderation or deflect criticism, as seen when a Michigan school board candidate used it to distance herself from the movement while promoting its core beliefs. QAnon is a disproven far-right conspiracy theory that began on 4chan in October 2017. It falsely alleges that a cabal of Satanic, cannibalistic pedophiles controls the "deep state" and that former President Donald Trump is secretly fighting them. While Q refers to the anonymous poster(s) and "Anons" are the followers, "QAnon" is the standard term used by media and researchers to describe the collective conspiracy theory and its online community. In recent years, the movement has resurfaced on Truth Social. An Associated Press analysis found that in 2022, one-third of the accounts Trump reposted promoted QAnon slogans or imagery. More recently, in June 2026, the Trump administration used QAnon catchphrases like "trust the plan" in official Department of Defense social media posts, prompting backlash even from former supporters like Marjorie Taylor Greene, who accused the White House of "Q-baiting." AI-generated answer. Please verify critical facts. Elaborate Who is the 'Q' behind the posts? What is the 'deep state' conspiracy? How did QAnon spread to Truth Social? Copy Share ๐ ๐ ๐ ๐ +12 ======================================== @Xi96 @Hitler34 @God21 @God212121 @God21212121 @God2121212121 @God212121212121 @God21212121212121