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SASKATOON — A Saskatchewan Party candidate who resigned following social media activity his party considered concerning says he didn’t step aside because he did anything wrong and that he does not support the conspiracy theory QAnon. “Reading a post, or sometimes even clicking the ‘like’ button …
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The leader of Saskatchewan’s incumbent political party says QAnon conspiracies have no place in Saskatchewan politics. On Sunday, Scott Moe, leader of the Saskatchewan Party, took a firm stance against the conspiracy group after one of his candidates resigned after he interacted with supporters of …
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After Citibank IT specialist Jason Gelinas was outed last week as operator of the main QAnon website, reporters went to his house in New Jersey hoping for a statement from him, but all they got was, “QAnon is a patriotic movement to save the country.” Such a disappointment. Wouldn’t it have been …
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Daryl Cooper, the Saskatchewan Party candidate for Saskatoon Eastview, has resigned his nomination. The resignation comes after it was publicized Cooper has been engaging with members of the QAnon conspiracy group online and shared an unproven theory about the cause of pandemics on planet earth. …
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The leader of the Saskatchewan Party says online interactions by a candidate in the upcoming provincial election with people who appear to support the right-wing conspiracy group QAnon are concerning. Daryl Cooper, who is running for the Saskatchewan Party in Saskatoon Eastview, recently deleted …
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Times Insider explains who we are and what we do, and delivers behind-the-scenes insights into how our journalism comes together. I first heard about QAnon in 2017, from a New York magazine piece by Paris Martineau. Back then, it was not the sprawling, well-developed conspiracy theory it is today. …
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Sign up for the Week in Patriarchy, a newsletter on feminism and sexism sent every Saturday. We’ll get through this TO GET HER The second the news broke, the conspiracy theories started. Donald Trump is pretending to have Covid-19 so he can use his miraculous “recovery” to claim the virus isn’t a …
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In its broad strokes, these findings do not deviate significantly from Twitter’s public portrayals of the effects of its move against QAnon, which came after more than 2 ½ years of mounting evidence about the hateful, violent nature of the conspiracy theory and its penchant for sparking real-world …
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QAnon supporters have made their way to LinkedIn with the professional networking platform recently witnessing an uptick in activity related to the movement, the Wall Street Journal reported. QAnon is a far-right-wing conspiracy theory movement that has had “harmful” consequences in the past. The …
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Comment on this story Comment Gift Article When an article on Facebook detailed a QAnon conspiracy theory about a “16-Year Plan to Destroy America,” commenters demanded death for those supposedly involved, including former president Barack Obama, former secretary of state Hillary Clinton and other …
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