A Q-Anon sticker on a car parked at a Trump campaign rally in Prescott, Arizona on October 19, 2020. AFP
Demonstrators from the conspiracy theorist group QAnon protest against child trafficking on Hollywood Boulevard in Los Angeles, California on August 22, 2020. AFP
A sticker with the QAnon slogan is seen on a truck that participated in a convoy in Adairsville, Georgia, on September 5, 2020. The movement has moved from the US political fringe into the global mainstream during the coronavirus pandemic, with its influence seen at anti-lockdown and anti-mask rallies from Los Angeles, to London and Melbourne. Reuters
QAnon conspiracy theory messages on the back of a pickup truck as supporters of US President Donald Trump gather near his campaign event in Macon, Georgia, on October 16, 2020. Reuters
QAnon demonstrators protest during a rally to re-open California and against stay-at-home directives in San Diego, California. on May 01, 2020. AFP
A car painted with QAnon references at a campaign rally for US President Donald Trump in Prescott, Arizona on October 19, 2020. AFP
A Trump supporter waves a QAnon flag towards passing cars and counter-protesters standing across the road in Tujunga, Los Angeles on August 21, 2020. AFP
A flag for the QAnon conspiracy theory is flown with other right wing flags during a pro-Trump rally on October 11, 2020 in Ronkonkoma, New York on October 11, 2020. AFP
A Q-Anon sticker on a car parked at a Trump campaign rally in Prescott, Arizona on October 19, 2020. AFP
Demonstrators from the conspiracy theorist group QAnon protest against child trafficking on Hollywood Boulevard in Los Angeles, California on August 22, 2020. AFP
A sticker with the QAnon slogan is seen on a truck that participated in a convoy in Adairsville, Georgia, on September 5, 2020. The movement has moved from the US political fringe into the global mainstream during the coronavirus pandemic, with its influence seen at anti-lockdown and anti-mask rallies from Los Angeles, to London and Melbourne. Reuters
QAnon conspiracy theory messages on the back of a pickup truck as supporters of US President Donald Trump gather near his campaign event in Macon, Georgia, on October 16, 2020. Reuters
QAnon demonstrators protest during a rally to re-open California and against stay-at-home directives in San Diego, California. on May 01, 2020. AFP
A car painted with QAnon references at a campaign rally for US President Donald Trump in Prescott, Arizona on October 19, 2020. AFP
A Trump supporter waves a QAnon flag towards passing cars and counter-protesters standing across the road in Tujunga, Los Angeles on August 21, 2020. AFP
A flag for the QAnon conspiracy theory is flown with other right wing flags during a pro-Trump rally on October 11, 2020 in Ronkonkoma, New York on October 11, 2020. AFP
A Q-Anon sticker on a car parked at a Trump campaign rally in Prescott, Arizona on October 19, 2020. AFP