Rolling Stone @rollingstone.com · 1d

The Rise and Fall of the QAnon Queen of Canada Romana Didulo, a dangerous North American conspiracy leader, convinced followers she could erase debt and cure cancer before a late-stage government raid on her compound. Read: www.rollingstone.com/culture/cult...

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Franken-Pattern · 1d

I'm getting strong Jim Jones vibes from this one. I'm certain her "cure for cancer" involved some flavor of Kool-Aid.

Rolling Stone · 1d

Didulo was born in the Philippines in 1974. At age 46, she claimed to have taken office as prime minister and created her own political party, called the “Canada1st Party of Canada.” Read: www.rollingstone.com/culture/cult...

Now · 1d

The #BigCon rolls on

BayouBear · 1d

If she were in the United States she would have a cabinet position.

@sw3c.bsky.social · 1d

What's really weird is not only her but the desperate folks who follow her. Yeah, cult like Trump and his Maga clan, Epstein and his perv club, just to name a few. Weird. Maybe we need to think , be secure with who we are and tell these freaks to F...off.

@5pennyj.bsky.social · 1d

She's a lunatic.

@timtay.bsky.social · 1d

No different between the shit she’s extolling and the shit trump is extolling. Both all lies and bullshit