In a personal quest using the "TOR" browser to better understand a subject matter, I came across these two websites that speak both positively and negatively regarding, what is QAnon? ... Of course this grabbed my attention so I clicked the links and read on... Suggestion, use the links provided in the writings of these Authors, this may open some doors you may have yet to encounter..

I found the photo of the Trumps and the Pope interesting, Trump has this big smile like, this dumb SOB standing next to me, has no idea what's coming for him!

Author's of both sites, "Unknown?"

Pro Q Site 1: https://whatisqanon.wordpress.com/

Q Anon: The Great Awakening. Published (April, 15, 2021) What is it?

Q Anon is a movement that promotes independent thought, research and using logic. The CIA created ‘Project Mockingbird’ over 70 years ago, and it continues to infiltrate Hollywood, both national and local press, and social media. We are currently engaged in the largest battle of information warfare ever known to man, and the entire globe’s well-being depends on genuine truth being exposed. What is done in darkness must be brought to light.

Anti Q Site 2: https://51posts.com/2021/11/15/14/54/03/9473/

What Is QAnon? Everything to Know About the Conspiracy Published (November 15, 2021)

Who is Q? "Q falsely claims to be a government insider working for the Department of Energy with Q-level security clearance and close ties to Trump. For years, the burning question has been who is behind Q? But it seems likely there could be multiple authors behind the eponymous leader of the movement.

"One possible author behind Q is Ron Watkins, the son of Jim Watkins, an internet entrepreneur who founded a Japanese porn site in the 1990s. He expanded to imageboards after allegedly stealing 2channel from its original owner, who hosted the website on Jim’s servers. In 2014, Ron convinced his father to acquire the imageboard 8chan and became one of the site’s administrators. In 2018 the QAnon movement packed up and moved from 4chan to 8chan."

"Though Ron adamantly denies he is Q, he’s parlaying the cred he’s earned in the movement and attempting to run for Congress in 2022."

How many people believe in QAnon? "It’s hard to say how many people actually believe in QAnon, but pollsters keep trying. A number of surveys have shown a strikingly inconsistent percentage of the U.S. population believes in the conspiracy-fraught theory. One poll conducted in October of 2020 showed that 7% of the U.S. population believed QAnon was true, whereas a rolling survey has shown month over month that only 4 percent of Americans support QAnon."

"More people believe in ghosts, demons, and other supernatural beings than believe in Q."

So what say you?