QAnon supporters flock to Trump's rally in Michigan - "No amount of failed predictions can convince Q supporters that their theory isn't legitimate." No amount of failed predictions can convince Q supporters that their theory isn't legitimate. President Donald Trump’s rally in Michigan on Thursday night featured many of his classic hits. He mocked asylum seekers, insulted the media, accused Democrats of defrauding the public with “ridiculous bullshit,” insulted the size of Rep. Adam Schiff’s (D-CA) neck and claimed (incorrectly) that Attorney General William Barr’s four-page summary of special counsel Robert Mueller’s report completely vindicated him. Perhaps an even more depressing note than all those things, however, was the prevalence of QAnon-related merchandise in the audience — proving no amount of failed predictions can convince the supporters of one of America’s most prominent conspiracy theories that they just might be on the wrong track. QAnon is a theory which, in a nutshell, claims prominent members of the Democratic Party, the media, and George Soros are all part of a secret cabal of global elites who indulge in Satanic worship and pedophilia. At some unspecified point in the future, the conspiracy claims, Trump, along with Mueller, will unleash the “Storm” by delivering thousands of sealed indictments against his political enemies, and promptly execute them or ship them off to Guantanamo Bay. “Q” is the shadowy figure at the center of the conspiracy who claims to have high level security clearance inside the Trump administration, but who is widely regarded as an extremely dedicated troll. https://twitter.com/LukeBarnes_92/ I first saw this on 8chan.