10K views · 202 reactions | “I didn’t know that I was in a QAnon group until I got out of it. Like, I had no idea that the information I got was QAnon information.” A former QAnon believer explains the baseless conspiracy theories, including one that falsely claims Trump will be president again on March 4. https://cnn.it/38heCoB | CNN International | Facebook

23K views · 177 reactions | Tonight on NBC Nightly News with Lester Holt, Kate Snow looks into how QAnon, a movement that spreads false conspiracy theories, found so many supporters in the suburbs — particularly moms — through social media. | NBC Nightly News with Tom Llamas | Facebook

565K views · 2.3K reactions | Watch Pres. Trump refuse to condemn QAnon conspiracy theories | NowThis Impact | Facebook

Per The Daily Beast article: In a popular QAnon chat group, a woman named Julie was selling hope and a $22,000 cancer treatment. For “those interested in medbeds,” she wrote in a 36,000-member QAnon group on the chat platform Telegram, “FYI My husband uses a #medbed generator and 4 tesla biohealers for his stage 3 inoperable and aggressive salivary gland tumor. THIS technology is very supportive!” The message might have sounded like gibberish to outside readers. But in this corner of the interne

Trump just praised followers of the QAnon conspiracy theory — ICYMI, followers have been linked to real-world violence, including alleged kidnapping plots and murders | NowThis