QAnon adherents are growing impatient.
When their so-called "Storm" - also known as the Jan.6 insurrection attempt- didn't turn out some followers left the fold in frustration.
The supposed reckoning of Trump's enemies, where they'd be tried and executed, simply didn't happen. In reality, there was never a chance that it would happen.
But when you have a cult like QAnon with followers who believe they are out to expose a cabal of Satan-worshipping cannibals operating a child sex trafficking ring, it's hard to reason with them.
The wackaloons are waging a war against the so-called "deep state" and doing their best to prop up "The Big Lie."
A new federal intelligence report released yesterday warns that QAnon nuts could target Democrats and other political opponents for more violence as the movement's false prophecies don't come true.
The report predicts that while some QAnon adherents will pull back, others "will likely begin to believe they can no longer 'trust the plan' referenced in QAnon posts."
When that happens and followers feel they have an obligation to change from serving as "digital soldiers" towards engaging in real world violence, it could become real ugly.
The report summarizes factors that will contribute to QAnon's long-term durability:
-"The COVID-19 pandemic,
-Social media companies allowing posts about conspiracy theories,
-Societal polarization in the country,
-and the frequency and content of pro-QAnon statements by public individuals who feature prominently in core QAnon narratives."
The next false narrative by "Q," is that Trump will become president again in August. There's a lot of jacked-up followers who are counting on that to happen.
When it doesn't happen because it's impossible, a lot of those disappointed loons may lash out violently.
We know they're capable of it because twenty "Q" morons were arrested and charged in the Jan. 6 coup attempt.
Hopefully federal authorities will be ready this time.
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