Shortly after police forcibly removed her from her home, Bonnie sat in her car, surrounded by her animals, and frantically posted in a Telegram chatroom for the QAnon Queen of Canada. “They don't care,” she wrote. “They threw us out…[Continue Reading...]
Followers of the so-called QAnon Queen of Canada who logged onto Telegram to see their leader's inane ramblings were greeted with an unpleasant dose of reality this week. “Warning: Many users report that this account impersonates a famous person or…[Continue Reading...]
Flanked by two of her closest followers, the QAnon Queen of Canada gave a gracious thank you to her followers who—with their hard-earned, real-world cash—funded her most recent venture: so-called “loyalty” money. "Thank you to those who sent money to…[Continue Reading...]
Followers of the so-called QAnon Queen of Canada have, at her behest, stopped paying their bills and mortgages and even tried to arrest an entire police department. But now she has issued perhaps her most violent decree yet: shooting migrants.…[Continue Reading...]
She is the self-declared Queen of Canada whose followers drive in giant motor homes through towns and sleepy villages spreading her word. Filipina Romana Didulo is a QAnon influencer with a little known past that has convinced tens of thousands…[Continue Reading...]
In a small central Albertan town sits a home with a collection of purple flags featuring a sword bifurcating a maple leaf hanging from it. The flags are for Romana Didulo, a QAnon conspiracy theorist with a cult-like following who…[Continue Reading...]
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