The new year finds online conspiracy theorists in disarray, as major figures wage war among themselves. There is doxing, threats, voicemails, and more as two camps debunk each others’ conspiracy claims.
For months there have been fissures among internet conspiracy theorists, including QAnon followers who believe the world is secretly controlled by a satanic cabal of pedophile cannibals.
The drama has recently come to a head. It began when presenters and attendees fell ill after the QAnon-friendly ReAwaken America Tour. Rather than blame the apparent cause, COVID-19, they convinced themselves it was an anthrax attack.
Jovan Hutton Pulitzer was among those sickened who spread the anthrax rumor. Pulitzer is also purportedly a key person behind the PowerPoint that former President Donald Trump’s team consulted as it strategized on how to overturn the 2020 election. He’s been an ongoing source of election conspiracies.
Clay Clark, who organized the ReAwaken America Tour, called the anthrax claim nonsense. Clark also iterated that he isn’t a member of the “illuminati,” a term used interchangeably with “cabal.”
This isn’t the only rift Pulitzer is involved in. Pulitzer is currently at war with David Clements, an anti-vaccine former professor who’s become a source of election conspiracy theories.
The two were on good terms until very recently. On Tuesday, Clements posted “prayers of protection” for Pulitzer and others sickened at the ReAwaken America Tour. Clements apparently...
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