Trump demands Obama arrest in frantic QAnon-fueled posting spree
President Donald Trump went on a reposting spree over the weekend on his Truth Social platform, endorsing a series of AI-generated QAnon conspiracy theory propaganda images — as well as a call to arrest former President Barack Obama for a military trial.
It began on Sunday morning, reported the Daily Beast, when Trump "retruthed" an image of himself standing next to Obama, with the caption, “All roads lead to Obama. Retruth if you want public military tribunals.”
QAnon is a Nazism-inspired conspiracy theory dating back to anonymous online message board posts from a person claiming to hold "Q" level security clearance, that alleges that public figures, usually Democrats like Obama and Hillary Clinton, are running a satanic child-trafficking cannibal ring with world-spanning power and influence over the U.S. government specifically.
There are several variants of the theory, including some that hold either former President John F. Kennedy or his son are secretly alive and leading a resistance, but a key part of the ideology is the belief that Trump is the vanguard of the fight against this shadowy group and that he will bring the perpetrators to justice with mass arrests and military tribunals.
President Donald Trump went on a reposting spree over the weekend on his Truth Social platform, endorsing a series of AI-generated QAnon conspiracy theory propaganda images — as well as a call to arrest former President Barack Obama for a military trial.
It began on Sunday morning, reported the Daily Beast, when Trump "retruthed" an image of himself standing next to Obama, with the caption, “All roads lead to Obama. Retruth if you want public military tribunals.”
QAnon is a Nazism-inspired conspiracy theory dating back to anonymous online message board posts from a person claiming to hold "Q" level security clearance, that alleges that public figures, usually Democrats like Obama and Hillary Clinton, are running a satanic child-trafficking cannibal ring with world-spanning power and influence over the U.S. government specifically.
There are several variants of the theory, including some that hold either former President John F. Kennedy or his son are secretly alive and leading a resistance, but a key part of the ideology is the belief that Trump is the vanguard of the fight against this shadowy group and that he will bring the perpetrators to justice with mass arrests and military tribunals.
