17Anon is another name for QAnon, as Q is the seventeenth letter of the alphabet. The phrase is used to bypass blocking algorithms on social media. Definition from Anti-Defamation League.
#QAnon

Conspiracy theories surrounding the 9/11 attacks have become a propaganda industry and attempt to place blame for the attacks on perpetrators other than Al Qaeda, including the U.S. government. Prominent among such 9/11 conspiracy theories are those that make the antisemitic claim that Jews—Israeli, American or both—were involved in planning and executing the attacks. Definition from Anti-Defamation League.
#9/11 #Antisemitism

Adrenochrome is a real chemical compound produced by the oxidation of adrenaline. It is also a fictionalized drug in works by authors like William Burroughs and Hunter S. Thompson. QAnon believers claim that the elite, particularly in Hollywood and in the Democratic party, harvest adrenochrome from the adrenal glands of trafficked children, using it as an elixir to stay youthful. Definition from Anti-Defamation League.
#QAnon

Alex Jones is a prominent Texas-based right-wing conspiracy theorist who emerged in the late 1990s as a promoter of anti-government conspiracy theories popular with the militia movement. Over the years, Jones built a multimedia empire based on conspiracies about the New World Order, the 9/11 attacks, the Sandy Hook massacre and other shootings, George Soros and COVID-19. Definition from Anti-Defamation League.
#SandyHook #9/11 #COVID-19 #NewWorldOrder

“Anudda shoah” is a phrase used by antisemites to mock the importance of the Holocaust (“Shoah” in Hebrew) and continued concerns about antisemitism. The phrase implies that Jews will take any opportunity to bring up the Holocaust. Definition from Anti-Defamation League.
#Antisemitism

Autists are QAnon followers who specialize in decoding Q’s posts to find obscure meanings and connections. The term is a reference to autism, complementing the ability of QAnon followers to find and make connections between Q’s posts and random topics and events. Definition from Anti-Defamation League.
#QAnon

As a framework for pandemic-denial, this term infers that the medical consensus in COVID-19 around distancing, testing, and masking is all delusional. This is often associated with claims that medical education is funded by “Big Pharma” and others who benefit from perpetuating a COVID-19 hoax and that corrupt government officials are influenced by corporate donations and bribes. Definition from ASIS International
#QAnon #Vaccines #COVID-19

Breadcrumbs (or simply crumbs) is a term used to refer to the cryptic posts made by Q. The image board threads where Q’s posts are dissected are called “breads.” Definition from Anti-Defamation League
#QAnon

Brenton Tarrant is an Australian white supremacist who killed 51 people in attacks on two mosques in Christchurch, New Zealand in 2019. Tarrant, who was largely motivated by the “Great Replacement Theory,” believing that whites are experiencing “genocide” due to changing demographics and increased migration of non-whites to majority-European countries, has inspired extremists in the United States and elsewhere to commit violent attacks. Definition from Anti-Defamation League.
#GreatReplacement

The Buffalo, NY shooting took place on May 14, 2022, when a white supremacist gunman opened fire at a Tops supermarket, killing 10 people and injuring three more. Before the shooting, the gunman espoused violent racist and antisemitic views online. He also posted a 180-page manifesto detailing his reasons for the shooting, including the antisemitic Great Replacement conspiracy theory. He also attempted to stream the shooting on Twitch, but it was taken down. In court following his arrest, the alleged shooter, identified as 18-year-old Payton S. Gendron, from Southern Tier, New York, pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder and was ordered held without bail. Definition from Anti-Defamation League.
#GreatReplacement

The Cabal, in the parlance of the QAnon conspiracy, is the shadowy group of overlords who allegedly control the world. Many believe that Jewish billionaire George Soros is a member or leader of the cabal. Definition from Anti-Defamation League
#QAnon

Castle Hill Publishers is a publishing outlet that was founded by Holocaust denier Germar Rudolf in 1998. It promotes Holocaust denial books, videos and merchandise. It has gone through multiple reorganizations over the years, including partnering with the Committee for Open Debate on the Holocaust (CODOH) since the mid-2010s. CODOH acquired Castle Hill Publishers in 2022. Definition from Anti-Defamation League. 
#Antisemitism

The Committee for Open Debate on the Holocaust (CODOH) is a Holocaust denial organization. Its activities include hosting an online discussion forum and publishing a quarterly journal, titled Inconvenient History. CODOH was founded by Bradley Smith, who died in 2016. From 1987 to 2001, Smith ran CODOH’s Campus Project, which placed ads in more than 350 student newspapers across the country encouraging students and professors to question the Holocaust. Definition from Anti-Defamation League.
#Antisemitism

A conspiracy theory is a false interpretation of a matter that explains its subject as the result of a conspiratorial undertaking. Definition from Anti-Defamation League.

A conflation of COVID-19 and George Orwell’s dystopian novel 1984, suggesting that the pandemic is a planned exercise of totalitarian control. Definition from ASIS International.
#QAnon #Vaccines #COVID-19

A person who performs the role of a victim, witness, etc., as part of a training drill for an emergency such as a bombing, mass shooting, or natural disaster or a person alleged to have pretended to experience or witness such an event in order to manipulate public opinion. Definition from Oxford English Dictionary.
#SandyHook

According to the QAnon conspiracy, the “Deep State” is an alleged network of institutions and bureaucracies within the federal government that a range of right-wing actors and groups believe tried to undermine and even destroy former President Donald Trump. They believe deep state actors are working on behalf of the “cabal” to ensure that the elites” satanic desires are carried out and covered up. Definition from Anti-Defamation League.
#QAnon

Died Suddenly is a 2022 anti-Covid-19 vaccine film produced by far-right conspiracy theorist Stew Peters. It promotes the baseless theory that Covid-19 vaccines are causing healthy individuals to develop deadly blood clots, suggesting this is proof that “global elites” are using Covid-19 vaccines to depopulate the planet as part of a broader conspiracy to establish a global, totalitarian regime. Definition from Anti-Defamation League
#Vaccines #COVID-19

A time in which all hidden secrets—including secret indictments of Democratic party leaders—will be revealed. Definition from ASIS International
#QAnon

“Do your own research” is a rallying cry for some QAnon supporters. It encourages others to “do their own research” to prove that Q narratives about the “Deep State,” cabal of pedophiles and children being tortured and cannibalized are true. Many QAnon supporters turn to QAnon influencers for information, which only confirms their beliefs. The term is also used in anti-vax circles. Definition from Anti-Defamation League.
#QAnon

A phrase used to denigrate anyone who follows public health directives related to the pandemic. Definition from ASIS International 
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Enjoy the show is a phrase used by Q and QAnon followers as a reference to the impending mass arrests of the Deep State and its collaborators. Definition from Anti-Defamation League
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Faithful Word Baptist Church is an Arizona church that is associated with the New Independent Fundamental Baptist (New IFB) movement. The church is led by Pastor Steven Anderson, who founded it in 2005. Anderson refers to Jews as the “synagogue of Satan” and his speeches contain additional antisemitic rhetoric, Holocaust denial, misogynistic, anti-Islam and anti-LGBTQ+ sentiments. He once stated “if you executed the homos like God recommends, you wouldn’t have all this AIDS running rampant.” Definition from Anti-Defamation League.
#Antisemitism

Fall of the Cabal is an antisemitic 2019 documentary created by Dutch conspiracy theorist Janet Ossebaard about the downfall of the cabal, the global elite who control the world. The video is a popular recruitment tool for QAnon followers. Definition from Anti-Defamation League.
#QAnon

False flag is a term used by conspiracy theorists to suggest that various world events and crises, such as terrorist attacks and mass shootings, were actually orchestrated by governments or sinister forces in furtherance of a political or social goal, such as gun control or sowing public fear. Historically, the term has been used to refer to a military or political operation carried out with the intention of blaming an opponent for it, often as a pretext for going to war. Definition from Anti-Defamation League.
#QAnon #SandyHook

“Fight like a Flynn” refers to Michael Flynn, a retired U.S. Army lieutenant general and former national security advisor during the Trump administration. Flynn was forced to resign after it was revealed that he had unauthorized communications with Russian diplomats. He was indicted for lying to the FBI but was pardoned by former President Trump in November 2020. Flynn, now a major QAnon influencer, has held speaking engagements across the country, urging Trump supporters to keep fighting for Trump to be reinstated as president and to get involved in local politics. Many QAnon supporters see him as a hero for the cause and use variations of “fight like a Flynn” in their social media posts. Definition from Anti-Defamation League 
#QAnon

The Folkish Resistance Movement (FRM) is a small neo-Nazi group that was founded in 2019 as Folksfront and rebranded as FRM in late 2021. FRM distributes propaganda that features crossed runes that resemble a swastika and explicit white supremacist slogans such as “Our blood is our faith, our race is our nation” and “Blood and soil.” The group’s beliefs are pro-Hitler and include antisemitism, Holocaust denial, racism and homophobia. Definition from Anti-Defamation League.
#Antisemitism

Phrase used by anti-vaxxers that conflates vaccination with rape. Definition from ASIS International.
#Vaccines #COVID-19 #QAnon

“George Soros” conspiracy theories – George Soros is a Hungarian-American investor, philanthropist and Holocaust survivor known for funding progressive political and social causes, usually through grants from his Open Society Foundations. Soros is the frequent target of conspiracy theories claiming that he masterminds global plots or manipulates events to further his goals. Many of these conspiracy theories employ longstanding antisemitic tropes, particularly the notion that rich and powerful Jews work behind the scenes, plotting to control countries and manipulate global events. Definition from Anti-Defamation League. 
#Antisemitism

Germar Rudolf is a German-born Holocaust denier. He authored works such as Auschwitz Lies: Legends, Lies, and Prejudices on the Holocaust and The Rudolf Report, the latter of which denies the existence of gas chambers at Auschwitz. This report resulted in Rudolf’s sentencing to prison in 1995 in Germany for its incitement of hatred, disparaging the dead and libel. He was eventually brought to trial in 2007, during which he referred to the Holocaust as a “gigantic fraud. He served time for this sentence from 2007-2009. In 2019, he was arrested in Pennsylvania for indecent exposure. Definition from Anti-Defamation League.
#Antisemitism

Gorillion is a nonsensical term used to trivialize the number of Jews killed in the Holocaust. White supremacists use this term to replace “million,” conveying the impression that Jews wildly exaggerate the number of people who died during the Holocaust, as in “six gorillion.” Definition from Anti-Defamation League.
#Antisemitism

An attempt to prevent the public from discovering information about a serious crime or mistake. Definition from Cambridge Dictionary.
#SandyHook

“The Great Replacement” conspiracy theory made significant headway into the mainstream in 2021. The theory alleges that people of color are “replacing” white people through immigration, birth rates and other economic, social and political means. While the theory has existed for some time, it found new life this year as major media personalities like Tucker Carlson and elected officials, including Rep. Matt Gaetz, Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick and Rep. Scott Perry, spread the hateful and dangerous conspiracy in 2021. Though the conspiracy is not inherently antisemitic, many white supremacists subscribe to the belief that “The Great Replacement” is being orchestrated by Jews, and the lie has inspired several horrific acts of mass violence against people of color and Jews around the world in recent years, including murder sprees in Pittsburgh, Poway, El Paso, Christchurch, New Zealand, and Buffalo. Its continued spread in 2021 puts these communities at heightened risk. Definition from Anti-Defamation League.
#GreatReplacement

The Great Reset is a conspiracy theory which gained traction during the coronavirus pandemic. It warns that “global elites” are using the pandemic to advance their interests and push forward a globalist plot to destroy American sovereignty and prosperity. Adherents, who sometimes promote antisemitism as part of the conspiracy theory, also argue that the ultimate goal of this alleged plot is a global totalitarian regime. The phrase was originally used to refer to an initiative introduced by the World Economic Forum before it was adopted by conspiracy theorists. Definition from Anti-Defamation League.
#GreatReset

Holocaust denial is an antisemitic conspiracy theory which argues that Jews around the world knowingly fabricated evidence of their own genocide during World War II in order to extract financial reparations from Germany, gain world sympathy and facilitate the theft of Palestinian land for the creation of Israel. It is founded on the belief that Jews are able to force governments, Hollywood, the media and academia to promote a lie at the expense of non-Jews. Definition from Anti-Defamation League.
#Antisemitism

Holohoax is a term frequently used by Holocaust deniers to indicate their belief that the Holocaust was a hoax. Definition from Anti-Defamation League.
#Antisemitism

Inconvenient History is a quarterly journal published by the Committee for Open Debate on the Holocaust (CODOH). Launched in 2009, Inconvenient History presents pseudo-academic articles about the Holocaust and World War II more broadly. These articles frequently dispute the history of the Holocaust, defend and justify Hitler and Nazi Germany’s actions, and shift blame to the Allied forces. Inconvenient History editorial staff members include John Wear, Germar Rudolf, Jürgen Graf, Fred A. Leuchter and Carlo Mattogno. Wear and Rudolf are also among the publication’s most prolific authors. Definition from Anti-Defamation League.
#Antisemitism

The “Jewish question” is an idea that began circulating in the 1800s. Some European writers, philosophers and theologians claimed that Jewish presence in society was a problem that needed to be solved. The Holocaust was the result of the Nazi party’s effort to achieve what it referred to as the “final solution to the Jewish question.” Modern antisemites use the phrase and its abbreviation “JQ” to state their antisemitic bonafides and to indicate they’re aware of the problem as it persists today, according to them. Definition from Anti-Defamation League
#Antisemitism

Jim Rizoli is an antisemite, anti-immigrant activist and Holocaust denier. In the early 2000s he produced a public access television show, broadcast on Massachusetts-based Framingham Public Access station, in which he denied the Holocaust; he has continued to spread the same falsehoods on his streaming ‘Hoaxbusters’ show. In 2009, during a segment of his public access television show, he recommended to viewers that if they really want to “get their heads on straight about the Holocaust,” they should visit two websites, both of which advance Holocaust denial arguments. One of these sites promotes itself as featuring “9 hours of free internet video about how the holocaust is a myth,” which Rizoli referred to as “excellent, excellent videos.” Across his social media profiles, he constantly shares Holocaust denial content, claiming the Holocaust was a hoax and interviewing other Holocaust deniers. In some videos he introduces himself as “Holocaust denier extraordinaire and proud of it.” Definition from Anti-Defamation League.
#Antisemitism

The London Forum self-describes as “a forum for Identitarian/Traditionalist/Alt-Right and other interesting speakers.” It is a discussion group for far-right activists to discuss antisemitic and racist theories as well as Holocaust denial. Greg Johnson used it as a model to create similar forums in the United States (the New York Forum, the Northwest Forum and the Atlanta Forum). Definition from Anti-Defamation League
#Antisemitism

This disingenuous phrase is used to equalize evidence and fantasy. Usually carries the pretense that the speaker is open-minded, objective, and a peacemaker. It appeals to the value of diversity of opinion and suggests that the speaker’s point of view is as valid as anyone else’s. Definition from ASIS International.
#QAnon

A domestic terror group mainly prominent in southern America. The group mainly consists of people who believe the Q-Anon conspiracy and members of the Proud Boys organization, another domestic terror group. MAGA is know for endorsing Donald Trump. MAGA stands for “Make America Great Again.” Definition from Britannica.
#QAnon

A slur against almost all professional journalism, this term suggests that news platforms at large are corporate-owned media outlets, so there can be no journalistic integrity. This statement also infers those organizations are beholden to and influenced by their sources of advertising revenue. Definition from ASIS International
#QAnon

Michael Santomauro is a Holocaust denier and antisemite who has worked as the editorial director of Theses and Dissertations Press, which publishes Holocaust denial “literature,” and runs the website RePortersNoteBook.com, where visitors can find links to Holocaust denial publications and individuals. Castle Hill Publishers, perhaps the most important publisher of Holocaust denial literature in the English language, lists Santomauro as its CEO; another antisemitic publisher, Clemens & Blair, lists him as its treasurer, and uses his Hilton Head Island address in South Carolina as the location to which donors can send checks.

Santomauro attracted controversy in 2003, when he shared Holocaust denial literature on the email list of subscribers to his NYC-based Roommate Finders service; at the time, the New York Times reported that Santomauro described himself as an “amateur Holocaust revisionist,” and New York Sun reported that Santomauro claimed that only 2.3 million Jews were killed during World War II, rather than the approximately six million that historians have documented. In 2011, Santomauro angered fellow parents at his child’s New York City school by recommending the Holocaust denial book “Debating the Holocaust: A New Look at Both Sides” in an email he sent to the school‘s PTA listserv. He ran for mayor of Hilton Head Island, SC, in 2018 and lost with less than 2% of the vote; he ran again in 2022, finishing with 5% of the vote. Definition from Anti-Defamation League.
#Antisemitism

Reference to a conspiracy to embed tracking chips in humans via vaccine; this is often used in theories and speculations about Bill Gates’s nefarious intentions to control the world population. Definition from ASIS International.
#QAnon #Vaccines

Referencing an unconfirmed theory that the CIA funded journalists during the Cold War or “Project Mockingbird,” this allows QAnon followers to plausibly reject any journalism they believe to be corrupted by the deep state. Definition from ASIS International
#QAnon

Mole/Tunnel children refers to the children QAnon adherents believed were being trafficked in tunnels under Central Park during the COVID-19 pandemic. Because during the early months of the pandemic the U.S. government set up a makeshift hospital in New York City”s Central Park, and at the same time, the U.S. Navy volunteered the hospital ship USNS Mercy to the city to aid overflowing hospitals, QAnon believers claimed that the tents in Central Park were there to hide holes in the ground that would be used to rescue the many children who were allegedly being trafficked in tunnels under the park. These rescued children would be taken to USNS Mercy. This theory gained additional traction because the Q subway line runs under the park. Definition from Anti-Defamation League
#QAnon

An anti-vaxx/anti-mask slogan, that typically goes along with the idea that “each person has to decide what is best for themselves” regarding their health during the pandemic. Definition from ASIS International.
#QAnon #Vaccines #COVID-19

An antisemitic phrase, especially popular online, that accuses Jews of routinely bring up the Holocaust to gain attention or to deflect negative attention. Definition from Anti-Defamation League
#Antisemitism

“New World Order” is a term used to refer to longstanding right-wing conspiracy theories about a socialist or communist one world government. These conspiracies have been popular for decades, but this term became particularly popular among anti-government extremists from the 1990s onwards. It has largely replaced older theories about a global communist conspiracy. “New World Order” conspiracists believe that a tyrannical, socialist “one-world” conspiracy has already taken over most of the planet and schemes to eliminate the bastion of freedom, the United States, with the help of collaborators within the government. Definition from Anti-Defamation League.
#NewWorldOrder

Payton Gendron is the accused gunman in the Buffalo, NY shooting on May 14, 2022. According to police, Gendron went to a Tops supermarket armed with an AR-15, tactical gear and a body camera to livestream the shooting. Ten people were killed, three were injured. Before the shooting, Gendron allegedly posted a hate-filled screed giving his reasons for the attack. In it, he says he chose that particular supermarket and zip code because he believed a high percentage of Black people live there. He also believed in the antisemitic Great Replacement conspiracy theory, and said he was radicalized by the Christchurch mosque shooter Brenton Tarrant. Gendron has pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder. Definition from Anti-Defamation League.
#GreatReplacement

Pedogate refers to the broader child trafficking and pedophilia aspects of QAnon conspiracy theories. Definition from Anti-Defamation League
#QAnon

Peoples’ Rights is a network of right-wing activists founded by anti-government extremist Ammon Bundy in March 2020 in response to government efforts to curb the spread of COVID-19. Since its founding, the network has been active in opposing lockdown measures, mask mandates and the coronavirus vaccine. Definition from Anti-Defamation League.
#Vaccines

Pizzagate is a conspiracy theory claiming that tunnels under a Washington, D.C. pizzeria served as headquarters for a child trafficking and pedophilia ring sanctioned by Hillary Clinton and other Democratic figures. Definition from Anti-Defamation League
#QAnon #Clinton

Psyop, short for psychological operations, are military operations carried out to influence the emotions and behaviors of targeted individuals, organizations and governments. Conspiracy theorists have co-opted the term to suggest that various conspiracy theories and world events are fomented by the government and global elites to distract “truth seekers” and sow confusion. Definition from Anti-Defamation League.
#SandyHook

QAnon is a popular right-wing conspiracy theory centered around thousands of cryptic messages posted by a figure called “Q”, who claimed to be an anonymous U.S. government official, on the 4chan and 8chan/8kun message boards beginning in October 2017. Q issued thousands of cryptic messages, known as Q drops, between October 2017 and December 2020, many of which alleged that President Donald Trump was fighting a shadowy cabal of pedophiles largely consisting of prominent figures and politicians on the left. QAnon adherents tried to decipher and expand upon the Q drops, eventually adding new and often bizarre ideas of their own, such as the theory that John F. Kennedy, Jr. (and, for some, also John F. Kennedy himself), was still alive. Following the 2020 presidential election and President Biden’s inauguration, many QAnon adherents came to believe that Donald Trump would soon be reinstated (not re-elected) as president. Definition from Anti-Defamation League.
#QAnon

“Q sent me” has been a declaration of “allegiance” to Q. 
#QAnon

The red pill, or redpilling, refers to almost any kind of political awakening. It is not always used in an extremist context, but when it is, it means one has bought into at least one trope of the far-right movement. Most “pill” references within right-wing and online spaces harken back to the 1999 blockbuster movie “The Matrix,” in which Neo is offered a chance to see the world the way it really is by taking a “red pill.” Definition from Anti-Defamation League.
#QAnon

Renaud Camus (b. 1946) is a French writer who popularized the Great Replacement theory in a 2011 essay titled “Le Grand Replacement,” or “the great replacement.” Camus focused on the belief that native white Europeans are being replaced in their countries by non-white immigrants, namely Muslims, who he asserted have a much higher birth rate than whites. His initial concept did not focus on Jews and was not antisemitic, but that element was later added by white supremacists who accepted the concept into the “white genocide” narrative. Definition from Anti-Defamation League.
#GreatReplacement

RevisionistHistory.org serves as a clearinghouse for material published by and about Holocaust denier Michael A. Hoffman II. The website houses Hoffman’s online bookstore, as well as his Revisionist History newsletter (1995–2022) and podcast (2022–present). Definition from Anti-Defamation League
#Antisemitism

Romana Didulo is a Canadian QAnon figure who falsely claims to be the “Queen of Canada.” She has frequently called for violent action online, especially against individuals involved in administrating Covid-19 vaccines to children. Didulo has frequently issued “decrees” canceling various debts and outlawing government actions; she has also encouraged her followers to use psuedo-legal documents to avoid paying debts, leading to some followers having their water or electricity shutoff or put at risk of losing their homes. Some of Didulo’s followers have also been arrested for making threats against schools and businesses. Definition from Anti-Defamation League.
#Vaccines #COVID-19

Q frames the fight against the Cabal and Deep State as a fight between good and evil, and there is a significant Christian/Evangelical undercurrent to the QAnon movement. Thus, the enemies of Trump are often described as Satanic. Definition from Anti-Defamation League.
#QAnon

Save the children is a hashtag that began as a legitimate campaign to raise funds for an anti-human trafficking organization until it was hijacked by QAnon followers in 2020. QAnon followers have used the phrase at rallies and online, calling for people to save children from a shadowy cabal of pedophiles that they believe is kidnapping and murdering kids. Definition from Anti-Defamation League.
#QAnon

“Sealed indictments” is a reference to a much-anticipated future event central to QAnon lore: that the Justice Department is holding hundreds of thousands of sealed indictments against Democratic politicians and other members of the elite, enumerating their many crimes, mostly related to sex trafficking. At some point, these indictments will be made public and arrests of Deep State actors will begin. Definition from Anti-Defamation League.
#QAnon

In its effort to demonize political enemies, QAnon frames them in the most abhorrent, dehumanizing ways possible. This explains its reliance on narratives like Satanism, pedophilia, cannibalism and ritualistic abuse/murder. Definition from Anti-Defamation League.
#QAnon

A disparaging term for people who believe the mainstream media narrative and not QAnon or a derogatory term that highlights the passive herd behavior of people easily controlled by a governing power or market fads which likens them to sheep, a herd animal that is “easily” led about. Definition from Wikipedia.
#QAnon

Extremists use this phrase as a subtle way of expressing doubts about the extermination of European Jews during the Holocaust. For example, they may claim “it’s not possible to bake six million cookies in five years given the number of ovens available.” This antisemitic dog whistle can be traced back to at least 2017, but it gained more popularity in 2019 when white supremacist, Nick Fuentes, raised the question during one of his online shows. Definition from Anti-Defamation League
#Antisemitism

Relative to the pandemic, this term promotes the idea that the human system can adapt on its own to novel threats without government intervention or assistance. Definition from ASIS International.
#QAnon #Vaccines #COVID-19

“Ten Days of Darkness” refers to QAnon’s prophesized period of unrest that will correspond with The Storm, which has led to vivid speculation about any news story or event referencing 10 days. When former President Donald Trump contracted COVID-19, it was speculated that he needed to quarantine for 10 days; QAnon followers believed this was confirmation of upcoming mass arrests. See also: The Storm. Definition from Anti-Defamation League.
#QAnon

The Barnes Review is a historical “revisionist” magazine that has promoted Holocaust denial and antisemitism since its founding in the 1990s by antisemitic propagandist Willis Carto. It is still in circulation and continues to regularly advertise Holocaust denial literature and provide a platform for Holocaust deniers to publish articles. Definition from Anti-Defamation League 
#Antisemitism

“The Great Awakening” refers to Q’s dissemination of information, which began in October 2017. QAnon adherents believe that they are part of a vast intelligence operation designed to slowly awaken the American people to the truth about the Deep State. Definition from Anti-Defamation League.
#QAnon

“The Storm” (alternatively “The Storm is Coming” or “We are the Storm”) is a reference to a much-anticipated future event that is central to QAnon lore: that the Justice Department is holding hundreds of thousands of sealed indictments against Democratic politicians and other members of the “elite,” enumerating their many crimes, mostly related to sex trafficking. QAnon adherents believe that at some point, these indictments will be made public and the arrests of “Deep State” actors will begin. Definition from Anti-Defamation League.
#QAnon

The Unz Review is an online publication founded by Ron Unz in 2013. It serves as a platform for antisemites and white supremacists to attack Jews and Israel, promote Holocaust denial and spread conspiracy theories. Definition from Anti-Defamation League
#Antisemitism

Thomas Dalton, likely a pseudonym, is an author with numerous Holocaust denial works. Like some other deniers, Dalton initially soft-peddled his beliefs when he framed his 2009 book as a presentation of the “debate” over the Holocaust’s historicity. Since then, however, he has emerged as an unbridled antisemite and Holocaust denier, including by suggesting that “Jews caused World War Two.” He refutes that there was a master plan to murder Jews and claims only 500,000 died at the hands of the Nazis.

His books include The Jewish Hand in the World Wars and Debating the Holocaust, and he has edited and/or provided introductions and commentary for numerous editions of Hitler’s Mein Kampf and other antisemitic works. He is a frequent contributor to antisemitic and Holocaust denial publications such as The Barnes Review and the Occidental Observer. Definition from Anti-Defamation League.
#Antisemitism

Eric Gajewski, better known on the Internet as TradCatKnight, is a traditionalist Catholic, antisemite, conspiracy theorist and doomsday prepper. He hosts a daily podcast that streams on his personal website, which is available only to paid subscribers, of whom Gajewski claims to have about 100,000. He uses his podcast to express his extremist views about Jews, Freemasonry and the so-called “New World Order,” all of which he also writes about in articles on his webpage. He regularly has extremist guests on his podcast, notably the virulent antisemites David Duke, Dave Gahary and Ayo Kimathi. Gajewski is particularly obsessed with the idea of alleged Jewish control over the media and government. He has written, “The Jews control nearly everything at this point,” and “The Jews have their celebrity puppets and politicians.” Gajewski also distorts Holocaust memory, writing, “[T]he Jews needed a ‘holocaust’ so they could get across their agendas and hide behind the farce of anti semitism [sic].” Definition from Anti-Defamation League.
#Antisemitism

Traditionalist Catholics reject the reforms of the Second Vatican Council that was held in the early 1960s, including Nostra Aetate, the papal document which declared that modern Jews bear no guilt for the death of Christ. The Vatican has also rejected the idea of supersessionism, or the dogma that with the coming of Jesus and the New Testament the Jews’ covenant with God was broken—but traditionalist Catholics continue to support this doctrine and believe that there is no salvation outside of the Catholic church. Partly as a result, some Traditionalist Catholic circles have continued to incorporate explicit antisemitism into their theology, and a number of them may be characterized by a paranoid belief in Jewish conspiracies to undermine the church and Western civilization, as well as other conspiracy theories that are prominent in right-wing extremist subcultures. 

For decades after its founding in 1970, the Society of St. Pius X (SSPX), which is the foremost global Traditionalist Catholic organization, continued to preach that contemporary Jews are responsible for deicide, endorsed the Protocols of the Elders of Zion, and claimed that there was a factual basis for the medieval blood libel. One of its bishops, Richard Williamson, is a well-known Holocaust denier. In recent years SSPX has moderated its position to some extent, and expelled Bishop Williamson. However, the Traditionalist Catholic movement continues to wrestle with antisemitism and a tendency towards extremism. 

One prominent Traditionalist Catholic is filmmaker and antisemite Mel Gibson, whose film, The Passion of the Christ, attracted controversy over its graphic depiction of Jewish responsibility for the death of Jesus. 

Definition from Anti-Defamation League 
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“Trust the Plan” references a QAnon conspiracy theory claiming a plan is in place to defeat the Deep State and the Cabal. Everything that happens is all part of that plan. Q asks followers to blindly trust that things are happening behind the scenes, and that everything will work out as long as they trust President Trump and the plan. Definition from Anti-Defamation League.
#QAnon

VaxTheBlacks is a white supremacist idea and online campaign that began during the COVID-19 pandemic. It promoted the idea that because the vaccine is allegedly harmful, black people should receive it first in the hope it could make the community infertile and slow down a perceived white genocide. Definition from Anti-Defamation League.
#Vaccines #COVID-19

As a statement of urgency over censorship, this idea that access to critical content may be time-limited helps create the pressurized and addictive rhythms of social media, which can contribute to the speed of radicalization. Definition from ASIS International.
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Willis Carto (1926-2015) was one of the most virulent antisemitic propagandists in the U.S. in the second half of the twentieth century. After emerging as a right-wing organizer in San Francisco in the early 1950s, he was associated with nearly every significant far-right movement in the country, from neo-Nazism to militias, and segregationism to Holocaust denial. He spread Holocaust denial and hatred against Jews through antisemitic, conspiracy-oriented publications such as The Spotlight, The Barnes Review and American Free Press. In 1979 Carto founded the Institute for Historical Review, which was the foremost Holocaust denial organization in the world for two decades. In speeches at IHR conferences, Carto called the Holocaust “atrocity propaganda”10 and a “malicious lie.”11 In 1969, one of the publishing companies that grew out of Carto’s far-right group, Liberty Lobby, published a book entitled The Myth of the Six Million. He also held conferences that featured well-known antisemites and Holocaust deniers. Definition from Anti-Defamation League.
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The World Economic Forum (WEF) is an international organization founded by Klaus Schwab which brings political and business leaders together each year to discuss issues impacting the global economy. Conspiracy theorists believe the WEF and its “Great Reset” initiative, an effort to reduce global inequality and advance environmental initiatives in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic, is actually a tool being used by the elites to reorganize society and institute a global, totalitarian regime. See also: Great Reset. Definition from Anti-Defamation League.
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WWG1WGA is a QAnon acronym and hashtag meaning “where we go one, we go all,” used as a rallying cry by the online community of “digital soldiers” that support Q in the battle against the Deep State. Definition from Anti-Defamation League.
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Ye (formerly known as Kanye West) is a highly influential artist, record producer, fashion designer and former political candidate who has promoted numerous antisemitic and conspiratorial remarks, most notably in late 2022. In a series of interviews and social media posts from October through December 2022, Ye promoted longstanding antisemitic tropes including claims about Jewish power and control, alleged Jewish exploitation of Black artists and athletes and more. He also praised Adolf Hitler and engaged in both Holocaust denial and trivialization. Ye’s comments drew support from known antisemites and were referenced in subsequent online and on-the-ground activities of white supremacists, extremist Black Hebrew Israelite groups and other antisemites. Ye also has a history of making false anti-Black and conspiratorial statements and has a longstanding relationship with Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan. Definition from Anti-Defamation League.
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Zyklon B was the name of the gas used to murder more than one million people, most of them Jews, in the death camps constructed by Nazi Germany during the Holocaust. Because of its association with killing Jews, Zyklon B has been adopted as a symbol by modern-day white supremacists, who often use it to spread antisemitic content. Definition from Anti-Defamation League 
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