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  2. YouTube removes ‘tens of thousands of QAnon videos ... - AOL

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    The Google-owned platform has already removed “tens of thousands” of QAnon videos, and terminated hundreds of videos of the far-right conspiracy theory, “particularly those that explicitly ...

  3. YouTube bans QAnon, other conspiracy content that targets ...

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    YouTube said Thursday that it would no longer allow content that targets individuals and groups with conspiracy theories, specifically QAnon and its antecedent, "pizzagate."

  4. Timeline of incidents involving QAnon - Wikipedia

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    A common logo used by QAnon followers. Since the movement's emergence in 2017, adherents of the QAnon far-right conspiracy theory [1] have been involved in a number of controversial events, some of them violent, resulting in the filing of criminal charges and one conviction for terrorism.

  5. QAnon anthem played at Trump rallies removed from YouTube and ...

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    The song was uploaded to YouTube and Spotify in 2020 by a different user with the screen name “Richard Feelgood” under the title “Wwg1wga,” which is short for the QAnon conspiracy theory ...

  6. Q Into the Storm - Wikipedia

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    Ron Watkins, conspiracy theorist and former 8chan administrator. The series explores the rise of the QAnon conspiracy theory, and the people involved with it. The documentary features several people associated with 8chan, the imageboard website that is home to QAnon, including the site's owner Jim Watkins, former administrator Ron Watkins, and original creator Fredrick Brennan.

  7. Jacob Chansley - Wikipedia

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    Jacob Anthony Angeli Chansley (born 1988), [1] also known as the QAnon Shaman, [2] Q Shaman, [1] [3] and Yellowstone Wolf, [4] [5] is an American far-right conspiracy theorist who participated in the January 6 United States Capitol attack, [6] [7] for which he was convicted after a guilty plea on charges of obstructing an official proceeding.

  8. ‘Love Has Won: The Cult of Mother God’ Director Answers ...

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    On her now-defunct website, lovehaswon.org, Carlson and her ragtag, chronically high disciples/roommates livestreamed videos about the power of “Mother God,” spiritualism and QAnon conspiracies.

  9. Lionel (radio personality) - Wikipedia

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    Michael William Lebron (born August 26, 1958), better known as Lionel, is an American syndicated radio, television and YouTube legal and media analyst. He is known as a leading promoter of the far-right QAnon conspiracy theory. [3] [4]