Vanity Fairのインスタグラム(vanityfair) - 10月19日 02時01分

The conspiracy theories that once only lurked online have found their way into the White House, and Trump has bought into his own con—like an email scammer who clicks on his own malware. The president used to flirt with evangelicalism's spiritual warriors and the rabbit-holers of QAnon—but that’s when they were distinct constituencies. Lately, they’ve been merging: the theology of QAnon infecting evangelicalism, the organization of the Christian right incarnating QAnon’s digital power. Together they’re his base; his hope; and now, writes Jeff Sharlet, maybe his identity. Child-sacrificing Democratic elites, a monstrous network of pedophiles and cannibals, a coming storm of salvation—the theories that fuel QAnon are alarmingly delusional, but they're as dangerous as if they are real. Read more at the link in bio.

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