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Forbes on 2021-05-26 18:50

QAnon Content Is ‘Evaporating’ From The Internet, New Report Finds

Rising out of the ashes is a “neo-QAnon,” whose followers advocate “the same false claims without the hallmark linguistic stylings.”

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