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Cont: Qanon Conspiracy Theories Part Three

If not, https://dinarchronicles.com is good way to get your fill. She’s definitely Q-adjacent. NESARA/GESARA, all global currencies to be reset to 1:1 exchange (which she doesn’t understand would be really bad for Americans, unless they were Vietnamese-Americans or Iranian-Americans with access to their ancestral homeland currency) hence dinar chronicles based on a really old scam, quantum financial system, and much other ********.

Yes, it's all going to happen *any day now*, any day now, any day now.

Yes, but I don't have the energy to go down the SRA rat hole today.

Hahaha, no, that's all right, neither do I.
 
Number one, No not good paying Jobs. Many blame big banks and Government for the mess they are in.

Number two, It's all economic and More they hate modern society, and technology because it costs them so much to have it.
Case in point some loggers I know who bought a 250,000 dollar machine they couldn't repair themselves, and the cost of Repairing it cost them a farm they got in a revolutionary War grant.
Many feel modern technology is a cheat, no right to repair, no help from big Companies they view it as corruption of the system.

Yet they constantly side with those supporting such corporations. Therefore it can't bother them too much.

It is the traditional blame the international jews.
 
Didulo and her flock are still around and causing concern for the normal Canadians they run into. Recently she's been bouncing around, camping out in the yards of her various supporters:

A leading figure in the Canadian offshoot of a fringe conspiracy movement appears to have made her way to another Saskatchewan community.

Romana Didulo, who claims to have legal standing as 'queen' of the nation, was publicly shooed out of Kamsack, Sask.(opens in a new tab) last week along with her followers.

The U.S.-based Anti-Defamation League(opens in a new tab) describes Didulo as a "Canadian QAnon figure" who has called for "violent action" against those who help administer COVID-19 vaccines to kids.

According to the Village of Richmound's town administrator, Didulo — who travels in an RV — has "set up camp" on someone's property in the community.

https://regina.ctvnews.ca/after-being-forced-out-of-sask-town-qanon-queen-moves-to-another-community-in-province-1.6567004
 
The situation is getting serious. No longer funny.

Cult of self-proclaimed 'Queen of Canada' threatens Sask. village with public executions

In the letter, the cult threatened that if the village did not follow the decrees of the "queen," they would receive judgment and "if found guilty of 'crimes against humanity' or 'treason,' would face "publicly broadcast execution upon yourselves, and undeserved devastation upon your children, grandchildren and families."

Having to share the World with lunatics is not very pleasant. :boggled:
 
The situation is getting serious. No longer funny.

Cult of self-proclaimed 'Queen of Canada' threatens Sask. village with public executions



Having to share the World with lunatics is not very pleasant. :boggled:

The Didulo group is the only Qanon cult that I'm aware of right now, so that's a dubious honor for Canada.

The US had their own weirdo split off group focused around Michael Protzman and were hanging around in Dallas, but the leader died in a dirt bike accident and I'm not sure how active that group is anymore.

Michael Protzman, leader of Dallas QAnon group, dies after crash in Minnesota
Protzman convinced hundreds of people to uproot their lives to come to Dallas in 2021 under the belief that President John F. Kennedy and his son would reveal themselves to be alive.

https://www.dallasnews.com/news/2023/07/06/michael-protzman-leader-of-dallas-qanon-group-dies-after-crash-in-minnesota/

As far as Qanon groups where members have uprooted their lives to follow their cult leader in person, Didulo's may be the only one active at the moment.
 
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Our local media coverage of Tim Ballard's spiral of doom continues. Specifically, most Mormons seem to be returning to the church rather than cling to Ballard's cult following. Those few who remain seem to be the ones steeped in QAnon, who are also those who previously defied the church's health guidance during Covid. Sources cited by The Salt Lake Tribune suggest reasons for this kind of compartmentalization.
 
Our local media coverage of Tim Ballard's spiral of doom continues. Specifically, most Mormons seem to be returning to the church rather than cling to Ballard's cult following. Those few who remain seem to be the ones steeped in QAnon, who are also those who previously defied the church's health guidance during Covid. Sources cited by The Salt Lake Tribune suggest reasons for this kind of compartmentalization.

If I am to believe Eric Hoffer's The True Believer (and I tend to) then we humans have a need to believe and it is just arbitrary what faith we end up with. And that even the strongest beliefs can be completely reversed with a nudge or two. Communist today Nazi tomorrow.
 
The Didulo group is the only Qanon cult that I'm aware of right now, so that's a dubious honor for Canada.

The US had their own weirdo split off group focused around Michael Protzman and were hanging around in Dallas, but the leader died in a dirt bike accident and I'm not sure how active that group is anymore.



https://www.dallasnews.com/news/2023/07/06/michael-protzman-leader-of-dallas-qanon-group-dies-after-crash-in-minnesota/

As far as Qanon groups where members have uprooted their lives to follow their cult leader in person, Didulo's may be the only one active at the moment.

Michael Protzman died? In a crash? Article is paywalled but I found this.

https://www.rollingstone.com/politi...-protzman-dies-dirt-bike-accident-1234784194/

It says conspiracy theories are growing about his death, naturally. :rolleyes:
 
Our local media coverage of Tim Ballard's spiral of doom continues. Specifically, most Mormons seem to be returning to the church rather than cling to Ballard's cult following. Those few who remain seem to be the ones steeped in QAnon, who are also those who previously defied the church's health guidance during Covid. Sources cited by The Salt Lake Tribune suggest reasons for this kind of compartmentalization.

Sounds fascinating, but alas, paywalled. Thanks for the update.
 
Hey, after the emergency alert notice all Americans were sent on their phones, did anyone else turn into a giant lizard, and destroy Tokyo? Nobody? Just me then. Carry on.
 
I turned into a giant mechanical badger and destroyed Buenos Aires. Does that count?
 
Hey, after the emergency alert notice all Americans were sent on their phones, did anyone else turn into a giant lizard, and destroy Tokyo? Nobody? Just me then. Carry on.

No but I did spontaneously combust.

A lot of people spontaneously combust every year, it just doesn’t get reported.
 
'Queen of Canada' Romana Didulo and her followers leave Sask. village school after 2 months

Either move on or blow up?

Earlier this week, villagers discovered through online coverage of the "Kingdom of Canada" cult's regular live streamed videos — which it posts on the app Telegram — that the group had a heater propped up on a propane tank in the school.

That, the mayor said, is a fire code violation.

The village sent the fire chief, a building inspector and a bylaw officer to the school on Wednesday, but Miller said the extremist group would not let them enter the school.

' ' '

They didn't go far.

Miller said they are camped out only 11 kilometres east of the village in the Rural Municipality of Fox Valley on unused farmland after being given permission to stay there by the landowner.

It gets cold in Saskatchewan winters. :(
 

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