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A conspiracy theory about a child-trafficking ring tied to Comet Ping Pong, debunked by fact-checkers and law enforcement.
The central claims of Janet Ossebaard’s Fall of the Cabal—alleging a global “cabal” involved in child exploitation, satanic ritual abuse, and secret control of governments—have been repeatedly critici...
Fact-checkers and law enforcement rejected the core Pizzagate claims by showing there was no evidence of a child-trafficking ring tied to Comet Ping Pong, that the leaked Podesta emails contain no dis...
QAnon followers have been documented committing a range of real‑world harms—from vandalism and threats to kidnappings, arson and multiple homicides—and the movement’s beliefs also helped mobilize part...
The adrenochrome conspiracy alleges that global or Hollywood elites harvest a chemical called adrenochrome from children’s blood to use as a youth‑preserving elixir or drug, a claim embraced by QAnon ...
There are documented, credible reports that individual CIA employees and contractors committed child-sex offenses and that the agency has in the past been accused of complicity or cover-ups in other i...
QAnon grafted a centuries-old blood‑harvest trope onto modern panic about elite child sex trafficking by seeding and amplifying a mix of Pizzagate-era accusations, Epstein-related insinuations, and cr...
Ian Carroll has been at the center of high-profile controversy lately as a viral independent researcher whose public claims about Jeffrey Epstein, Pizzagate, Israel, and related “truther” topics explo...