Welcome to Media Roots Radio. This is Robbie Martin. This is just a short 20-minute clip from the second part of our new QAnon

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Right now, part one of our episode, The Origins of Q&On, follow the white rabbit into a deeper

layer of the MAGA cult cult is publicly available to everybody.

So make sure to check both of those out. Thanks. So sort of around the same time that you have

this mainstreamification of Q happening and seemingly this full acceptance by the White

House of QAnon happening.

You also have sort of pivotal figures in this movement,

like WikiLeaks and Infoars,

turning their backs on Q&N.

Now, WikiLeaks was never a Q&N supporter. It never endorsed it. But it remained relatively

silent on it when it started for a while. And Wikileaks kind of did endorse PizzaGate. I mean,

they did tweet out Ben Swans' Pizza Gate segment. So it wasn't for a while until they threw Q under the bus.

And oddly, sort of coincidentally, the material that they used and they retweeted to throw Q under

the bus was an article written by Whitney Webb for Mint Press News, where Whitney Webb quoted me

talking about how Q&N seems like it's some kind of intelligent sciop, because at the time,

Q&N was actually pushing Iranian regime change stuff.

That was when there was protests happening in Iran again.

You remember those protests about the woman taking off her hijab jack posebic and all these other new right supposedly anti-neocon figures

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