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The long afterlife of QAnon conspiracy theories haunting American politics - Salon.com (opens the original)
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This article was originally published on The Conversation. On Election Day in 2024, as voters cast their ballots, Elon Musk posted a campaign music video supporting Donald Trump’s bid for president. Set to Van Halen’s “Jump,” with a montage of 1980s cultural references and images of Trump in various strongman poses, the video includes a line about “PATRIOTS” in which the “O” turns into a “Q,” a reference to the online conspiracy theory QAnon. Started on the online forum website 4chan in 2017, QA
The long afterlife of QAnon conspiracy theories haunting American politics (opens the original)
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(MADISON, WISC.) On Election Day in 2024, as voters cast their ballots, Elon Musk posted a campaign music video supporting Donald Trumpâs bid for president. Set to Van Halenâs âJump,â with a montage of 1980s cultural references and images of Trump in various strongman poses, the video includes a line about âPATRIOTSâ in which the âOâ turns into a âQ,â a reference to the online conspiracy theory QAnon. Started on the online forum website 4chan in 2017, QAnon spread false, far-
The long afterlife of QAnon conspiracy theories haunting American politics (opens the original)
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(MADISON, WISC.) On Election Day in 2024, as voters cast their ballots, Elon Musk posted a campaign music video supporting Donald Trumpâs bid for president. Set to Van Halenâs âJump,â with a montage of 1980s cultural references and images of Trump in various strongman poses, the video includes a line about âPATRIOTSâ in which the âOâ turns into a âQ,â a reference to the online conspiracy theory QAnon. Started on the online forum website 4chan in 2017, QAnon spread false, far-
The long afterlife of QAnon conspiracy theories haunting American politics (opens the original)
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On Election Day in 2024, as voters cast their ballots, Elon Musk posted a campaign music video supporting Donald Trump’s bid for president. Set to Van Halen’s “Jump,” with a montage of 1980s cultural references and images of Trump in various strongman poses, the video includes a line about “PATRIOTS” in which the “O” turns into a “Q,” a reference to the online conspiracy theory QAnon. Started on the online forum website 4chan in 2017, QAnon spread false, far-right theories on social media about
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