Mark Finchem held a fundraiser with 9/11 truthers and QAnon influencers
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Coronavirus conspiracy theories are flooding Facebook and Twitter, despite promises of a crackdown
QAnon Conspiracy Theorists' Magic Cure for Coronavirus Is Drinking Lethal Bleach
Coronavirus conspiracy theories are flooding Facebook and Twitter, despite promises of a crackdown
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تويتر \ Alex Kaplan على تويتر: "QAnon influencer Jordan Sather has joined TikTok, despite TikTok's QAnon crackdown. Sather has already used the account to push election and coronavirus vaccine misinformation, violating TikTok
Coronavirus conspiracy theories spread panic and dangerous misinformation | Mashable
Coronavirus conspiracy theories spread panic and dangerous misinformation | Mashable
FACT CHECK: Does drinking bleach, snorting cocaine cure coronavirus? | The ICIR- Latest News, Politics, Governance, Elections, Investigation, Factcheck, Covid-19
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Alex Kaplan on Twitter: "Jordan Sather, a major QAnon account who has repeatedly promoted bleach as a cure for coronavirus (which it is not), has been using Trump's remarks this evening to
