'I believe Trump intended to incite an insurrection as a pretext for declaring some form of marshal law. Like apocalyptic cults that persist despite a noteworthy lack of apocalypse, QAnon may survive the failed prophecies around the inauguration just like it has survived other failed prophecies before. Social media users are voicing a theory that President Donald Trump planned to invoke a 2018 executive order to impose martial law by Friday, Dec. In a Monday tweet, he addressed what he believes to have been the presidents ultimate plan on January 6, when a mob of Trump supporters attacked the US Capitol and delayed Joe Bidens certification as president. It's a process they're familiar with, after all: A multitude of Q predictions has failed to materialize, and that has never stopped the conspiracies from spreading.
facing reality," while others are simply shifting their expectations. Researcher Travis View told The Washington Postthat it was only a "minority. There must be a state of invasion or insurrection such that ground is actually contested, and resort to conventional civil. Paris is cleaning up the Seine to bring back swimming. It means the president cannot simply declare martial law at his whim.
NBC's Ben Collins and Brandy Zadrozny took a look at one of the largest QAnon Telegram groups, which briefly shut down on Wednesday and reopened with "a range of reactions: confusion and realization that QAnon was in fact a hoax, as well as renewed commitment to the conspiracy theory, despite its unreliability." CNN National Security Analyst Juliette Kayyem explains what you need to know about martial law in the US and if President Trump has the power. The Times' Roose noted Q fans arguing with each other, with some declaring the movement over while others insisting the Storm was still coming. Consider This from NPR Their Family Members Are QAnon Followers - And They're At A Loss What To Do About It
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