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Tucker Carlson defended QAnon, and said that attacks on it are part of a government plot to control people s minds

Tucker Carlson defended QAnon and said attacks on it were part of a government plot to control people s minds tporter@businessinsider.com (Tom Porter) © Fox News The Fox News host Tucker Carlson defended the QAnon conspiracy theory on his show on Monday night. Fox News Fox News Tucker Carlson defended QAnon on his widely viewed show. He mocked those who consider the movement a threat, saying such criticism had an ulterior motive. The GOP is increasingly split between those who indulge conspiracy theories and those who don t. The Fox News host Tucker Carlson on Monday defended the QAnon conspiracy-theory movement, whose adherents groundlessly believe that Donald Trump is planning a purge of child-abusing Democrats who run the world.

Fox News Tucker Carlson defends QAnon conspiracy theory movement

Carlson in a segment of his show Monday began by criticising a bill proposed by Democratic Rep. Stephanie Murphy, which would ban QAnon adherents from accessing security clearance or classified information.  He mocked journalists for not treating Chinese hegemony or elite mismanagement of the economy as key issues facing America, instead claiming in Carlson s telling that the real threat is a forbidden idea, something called QAnon. Read more: We re watching a profound change taking place in American society, and it s happening very fast, he continued. The stakes could not be higher. There s a clear line between democracy and tyranny, between self-government and dictatorship. And here s what that line is. That line is your conscience. They cannot cross that.

QAnon followers realise their baseless conspiracy was all a lie as President Joe Biden takes office

TikTok Bans Patrick Casey, Alleged Leader of White Nationalist Group Groypers

TikTok Bans Patrick Casey, Alleged Leader of White Nationalist Group Groypers Newsweek 1/21/2021 James Crowley © Drew Angerer/Getty In this photo illustration, the TikTok app is displayed on an Apple iPhone on August 7, 2020 in Washington, DC. Patrick Casey, an alleged leader of the white supremacist group Groyper, has been banned from TikTok. Casey, who was also a figure in the alt-right Identity Evropa (also known as American Identity) movement, used the handle @patrickcaseyusa on the video-sharing app. Trying to go to the URL for Casey s account leads to a blank page, noting that TikTok couldn t find this account. Other people on Twitter, such as Media Matter senior researcher Alex Kaplan and activist group Sleeping Giants shared the news that Casey had been booted from the app, on Thursday. Kaplan explained that Casey only posted there briefly last year, as Groypers were trying to join the app.

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