QAnon members banned by Twitter

"QAnon Shaman" Jacob Anthony Chansley.

Twitter has announced a purge of 70,000 accounts dedicated to spreading the conspiracy theory QAnon in the latest effort by Silicon Valley to halt the online incitement of violence after the mob attack on the US Capitol. Amazon said it was seeking to remove QAnon products from its inventory. The company has also stopped providing web-hosting services to Parler, the social networking site used by the far right, citing a “steady increase” in “violent content on your website”, effectively taking it offline.

QAnon all stems from a completely unfounded conspiracy theory about a global "Deep State" cabal of satanic pedophile elites. According to the believers, President Donald Trump is waging a secret war against the Satan-worshipping paedophiles in government, business and the media.