Q anon is a cult
This podcast plays into the QAnon cult of conspiracy. It is poorly researched and some of the connections are tenuous at best. She talks about the murder of one guy and leaves it hanging as if it were part of some great conspiracy. Three seconds on google and I found where his killer confessed and it had nothing to do with silencing him. She makes a link from Jeffrey Epstein to the the fox island case simply because they both donated to their alma mater, then hints at Ivy League “connection” Sham reporting, innuendo and misinformation all to play to cult beliefs. Shame on you.
antiqueseller via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 02/01/21
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Millstink via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 02/04/21
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oscarjsanchez via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 01/05/21
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