Left-Wing Scholar Pushes to Censor Social Media Accounts Opposing Child Sex Trafficking by Tying Them to QAnon Movement

1/ Update on QAnon hijacking Save the/our Children communities. I have now identified 114 groups that have branded themselves as anti-child trafficking pages or organizations, that in reality they are predominantly QAnon communities https://t.co/phAdeNZaFv

— Marc-André Argentino (@_MAArgentino) September 23, 2020

3/ Since the start of the year there have been 140k posts in these communities, though most of these have taken place since July 2020 with 116k (8643 posts/week) pic.twitter.com/C5eKzw8iCV

— Marc-André Argentino (@_MAArgentino) September 23, 2020

3/ Since the start of the year there have been 140k posts in these communities, though most of these have taken place since July 2020 with 116k (8643 posts/week) pic.twitter.com/C5eKzw8iCV

— Marc-André Argentino (@_MAArgentino) September 23, 2020

5/ One telling element in the graphs above is that, though membership is up activity is on a downward trend. Telling of this is the "shares" of content from this groups which is a good indication of community activity. pic.twitter.com/DYkTgtgZyN

— Marc-André Argentino (@_MAArgentino) September 23, 2020

7/Popular content shared in these communities is Fall Cabal, Out of Shadows, Pizzagate and Frazzeldrip videos. When looking at google analytics around this content we see that CT peaks and valleys match up with google analytics for web searches and YouTube searches of these terms pic.twitter.com/EobjNUmrRx

— Marc-André Argentino (@_MAArgentino) September 23, 2020