This book uniquely addresses the phenomenon of Qanon, shifting the focus from the question of what is wrong with its followers to exploring what might be right about their beliefs. While Qanon is often viewed as an extreme right-wing group convinced that a left-wing cabal of satanic pedophiles controls the world, its following has expanded significantly, not just in the U.S. but also in the U.K., Germany, and Australia. The emergence of Qanon supporters running for Congress indicates its growing political influence. Rather than examining the deranged media landscape that birthed Qanon, the book delves into the ideology that resonates with many. It questions whether there are elements of truth within their claims, such as the connections between notorious figures like Jeffrey Epstein and powerful elites, the historical ties of occultism to intelligence agencies, and the existence of influential secret societies. While the idea of a systematic effort to create sex slaves remains unproven, the book invites readers to consider the unsettling possibility that Qanon may be a conspiracy theory manipulated by the very deep state it seeks to expose, serving the interests of the elite it aims to combat.
