The supposed intelligence insider, who goes by the name of Q, hasn't actually dropped

any messages for months.

But even while there are new questions as to who he is and how he came to be, the QAnon

conspiracy theory that this likely imposter inspired, complete with nonsensical claims about

U.S. government officials who worship Satan and exploit young children and sex trafficking

rings, show no signs of going away.

In fact, a new report by the Sufans Center, a national security research firm, cites

polling showing between 20-23% of the American public actually buys into major elements of

the bizarre QAnon cult.

What's more, the report finds there's evidence that foreign actors, principally in China

and Russia, are increasingly spreading QAnon-related content online, thwarting Facebook's efforts

to take it down and fueling a movement that has become a national security threat.

We'll talk to former FBI counterterrorism expert Ali Sufan, the founder of the Sufans

Center, about his new report and what it pretends on this episode of Skull Duggery.

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