Welcome to Media Roots Radio. This is your host for today, Robbie Martin.

There's been a lot of bizarre stuff that's happened recently, and I thought I would go into some of that to open the show, because as you know, I am a follower of conspiracy theories, and not all conspiracy theories

are created equal.

I still believe there are conspiracies surrounding events like 9-11 and the 2001 anthrax

attacks and covering up the deaths of American journalists that were killed by U.S. military and others.

You know, Wormwood, the Earl Morris miniseries about Frank Olson being allegedly murdered by the CIA.

That's becoming less of a conspiracy theory over time and more of just conspiracy fact.

So that's what I mean by conspiracy theories are not

created equal. And one of the best examples of that, in my opinion, is the sort of what I would

describe as the PizzaGate Team Trump Sciop. And PizzaGate eventually evolved into something called

QAnon, which is so bizarre and convoluted and confusing

that I thought I would actually start by reading what I would describe as probably the most

concise explanation of what Q&N is supposed to be from a person who believes in Q&N.

So just up front, I will start by saying this is written by a guy named Dr. Michael Sala,

who has completely bought into this idea of Q&ONN, hook, line, and sinker.

And basically, I will just start by reading his piece.

The headline of his piece is QAnon is U.S. military intelligence

that recruited Trump for president to prevent coup d'etat.

Let me read that again if that title seemed really bizarre to you because it fucking is.

QAnon is U.S. military intelligence that recruited Trump for president to prevent coup d'etat.

Now, when people traditionally think of a coup d'etat, they think of actually like a military coup d'etat.

So that's a very fascinating sort of inverse flipping upside down the paradigm that

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