The FBI identified QAnon as a potential domestic terrorist threat among Trump supporters, linking the group to various violent incidents including kidnappings, car chases, and a murder.
In response to concerns about further QAnon actions, Nancy Pelosi ordered the installation of a razor-wire fence around the Capitol and deployed thousands of troops along its perimeter.
However, there was never any evidence of coordinated QAnon violence. Instead, twelve criminal acts were committed between June 2018 and October 2020 by twelve individuals, eleven U.S. citizens and one Canadian.
The QAnon kidnappings involved a Kentucky mother who abducted her twin daughters, a Utah woman who kidnapped her son, and a Colorado man arrested in Montana for an alleged kidnapping plot.
The QAnon car chases included a Boston man who led police on a 20-mile chase and a Texas woman who chased and crashed into another vehicle, telling police she believed she was pursuing a pedophile.
The QAnon murder involved a Staten Island man accused of killing a Gambino crime leader.
These twelve individuals were labeled QAnon followers because they shared some of the same values and beliefs associated with QAnon. In reality, the QAnon narrative was created by the New York Times. According to BBC News, "QAnon is a wide-ranging, completely unfounded theory."
Moreover, it is hard to believe that Jake Angeli navigated his way through the Capitol building to various locations while being followed by the press and photographers. The Capitol is four stories, covers 16 acres, contains 600 rooms, and has miles of hallways.
The New York Times reportedly fabricated the QAnon story to divert public attention from the destruction and deaths caused by the Black Lives Matter riots in May 2020. Whether or not Antifa was involved, Black Lives Matter protests resulted in 1,500 buildings being burned and 10,000 people left homeless in Portland. In Minneapolis, damages exceeded $500 million, with 150 buildings set on fire. Nationwide damages surpassed $2 billion, yet no prosecutions occurred.
Despite this, the QAnon story was effective. Donald Trump was impeached over it. Jake Angeli was held in prison for 11 months, then convicted of felony charges for obstructing an official proceeding and sentenced to an additional 41 months (3.4 years) in prison. Hundreds of demonstrators were accused of "insurrection" and placed in solitary confinement without due process.
People continue to fear and dislike Donald Trump and his supporters. The Democrats have never admitted to fabricating the story, and QAnon has since faded from public attention, proof that the terrorist organization was fabricated.
Such deception should anger the American public, but Democratic supporters do not think independently. They are so influenced by the liberal media that they accept beliefs unquestioningly and harbour hatred without understanding.
You can click here to read the details of the 12 acts of QAnon violence. However, the summary below shows you will not find a single incident involving a group or a mob of "QAnon warriors."
- June 18, 2018: An Arizona resident....
- December2018: A California man....
- March 2019: A Statan Island man....
- September 2019: A QAnon supporter....
- December 2019L A QAnon supporter....
- March2020: A Kentucky mother....
- April 2020: A man....
- April 2020: A woman....
- June 2020: A Boston man....
- August2020: A Canadian Ranger....
- August2020: A Texas woman....
- October 1, 2020: A Utah woman....
CBS reported that Jacob Chansley “planted a spear-tipped flag in the U.S. Capitol during the January 6th insurrection.” CBS also reported that, according to U.S. prosecutors, “his intent was to 'capture and assassinate' elected officials.” Chansley denied those were his intentions in a 60 Minutes interview. Obviously he never "planted" his flag anywhere and who would believe he went to capture and assassinate anyone bare-chested and unarmed?
CNN reported “The FBI has warned lawmakers that online QAnon conspiracy theorists may carry out more acts of violence as they move from serving as 'digital soldiers' to taking action in the real world following the January 6 US Capitol attack.” Well, that hasn't happened!
Voice of America News: “At least 34 QAnon adherents participated in the Capitol siege that disrupted the certification of President Joe Biden’s election victory, while 32 other QAnon followers committed ideologically motivated crimes before and after the Capitol insurrection — for a total of 66 who engaged in criminal conduct.”
While Voice of America News printed such acusations, they offer not a shred of evidence to support that a single claim was true. Their article substantiated nothing!