QAnon believers think Hurricane Ida is a 'man made' storm created by the 'Deep State,' while cheering for the devastation of New Orleans. NewOrleans Ida HurricaneIda
on the online conspiracy movement popularly known as QAnon, and the beliefs of its rabid followers, who are known as Anons. Although the content and topics being discussed by Anons are often disturbing, we believe that keeping a close eye on their unhinged beliefs is the best way to understand what believers in unfounded conspiracy theories might do next.
As Ida smashes into the U.S., I’ve been up to my usual this weekend, which means keeping an occasional eye on the ever-evolving discussions happening between the proponents of the QAnon conspiracy theory known as Anons. And even for Anons, the stuff I’ve seen out of them in the last 24 hours or so has been shocking.
Someone who legitimately believes that because he can control the conditions “inside a bottle,” it’s a reasonable extrapolation to think that the federal government can control all the weather on Earth.
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