QAnon Believers Suggest Secret Message Behind Announcement of Biden Dog's Death

[billh58]

President Biden announced on Saturday the passing of the family dog Champ, a 13-year-old German Shepherd who died peacefully at the Biden's family home in Delaware. Meanwhile, QAnon supporters took the announcement as a secret code.

Forbes reporter Andrew Solender tweeted the announcement of Champ's passing, and a cryptic reply caught his attention.

An account known as EyesOpen tweeted: "Dog comms? Seem a few around at the mo!!!"

"Comms" are formally known as secret messages that can be decoded by QAnon supporters.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/qanon-believers-suggest-secret-message-behind-announcement-of-biden-dogs-death/ar-AALdNb6?li=BBnb7Kz

QAnon believers are extraordinarily batshit unhinged, but provide hours and hours of comic relief.

[elleng]

1. Was waiting for somesuch!

[TheBlackAdder]

12. Oo, let me play! It happened on 6/19/21. Add those up and it's 46, for Biden's term. 13 unlucky.

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That's just for starters. Dog was 13 years old.

How's that for some crap?

Let's make this a thread to extend this into a total QAnon lunacy theory.

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[DBoon]

2. has anyone accused HRC of murdering Champ?

I'm sure that's next.

[Hong Kong Cavalier]

6. Yep. Already done.

I forgot where on twitter I saw it (I think it was PatriotTakes who posted a screenshot from Gab or some other right-wing social network) but yeah. Someone blamed it on her already.

[Buckeye_Democrat]

3. Reading the article further, seeing pedophilia mentioned...

... again.

Yet many of them proclaim the Bible is their moral guidance, the unquestioned message from God. So they must agree with all of the pedophilia mentioned within it, assuming they've actually bothered to read it.

[Bernardo de La Paz]

7. Qons pedophilia preoccupation like their gay sex preoccupation & TG kids genetalia preoccupation:

Weird and icky.

I remember a few years back a gay activist said of the cons of those times: "They think more about gay sex than I do, on a daily basis!"

[Buckeye_Democrat]

9. Weird and icky is correct.

Their fascination with those topics is bizarre, but probably a consequence of their desire to demonize others.

I was shocked years ago, hearing people in public talk about their fears from watching a Geraldo Rivera TV special about the supposed Satanic rituals happening everywhere. I happened to watch it too, realizing it was over-the-top to the extreme. But those fools believed the nonsense.

[yardwork]

14. Seems to be projection.

[tanyev]

4. Good gawd these dingbats need to find some hobbies.

They have way too much time on their hands.

[PortTack]

5. They are beyond help.

The conspiracy theories just keep getting crazier and much more frequent

[Initech]

8. These idiots are truly fucked in the head.

[Solly Mack]

10. The dog that barks at midnight is barking mad. That dog that barks at midnight is barking mad.

[billh58]

11. A wet dog

never barks at midnight.

[Solly Mack]

16. I'm gonna need a new decoder ring. My cereal box decoder ring from 1968 can't

decode that message.

[billh58]

17. QAnon may

have one for sale...

[UCmeNdc]

13. It is not comic relief. It si a sad reflection of the United States citizens.

US Citizens can believe the most insane messaging.

[Hortensis]

18. Batshit crazy conspiracism is a planetary phenomenon.

QAnon is international, but some cultures have big conspracies of their own that we don't hear about unless we read about what's happening outside our neck of the planetary woods.

Speaking of, are we sure the self-flagellating notion that internet psychopathy is confined to U.S. citizens isn't itself an internet-borne infiltration? Wherever this was picked up from, please be careful.

[malaise]

15. The message is

Champ will Chomp all MAQAts from the afterlife.

There you have it