What's up QAA listeners?

The fun games have begun.

I found a way to connect to the internet.

I'm sorry boy.

Boy.

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Welcome, listener, to a bonus addendum to a 98th episode of the QAnon Anonymous podcast,

the Ash Sarkar Orange Gate Interview episode.

Hello there, beloved listeners.

It's your UK correspondent Annie Keeh.

I'm Sat and an appropriate social distance from Ash Sarkar, a British left wing journalist

and activist who found herself at the centre of a far-right conspiracy theory that she was

sending coded messages, celebrating a terror attack through orange emojis on social media

a few weeks ago.

Ash, thanks so much for coming on.

Thanks for having me.

So, we go into a little bit of the madness in our latest episode, but I wonder if you could

tell us what went down with the orange emojis from your point of view.

So, from my point of view, it started on the Saturday evening, I'd gone to the park with

my partner to meet up with some friends.

Before they got there, I was like, I think I look really cute and I've got an orange lolly

and there are orange bits on my bike.

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