Q proofs are graphics, memes and videos that show how events predicted by "Q" have come true, thus proving that the information shared in Q drops is accurate and truthful.

Q+ is the codename former President Donald Trump supposedly uses when he personally posts Q drops.

Jim Watkins is a QAnon conspiracy theorist who, along with his son Ron Watkins, owns and operates 8kun, the imageboard site where Q posts.

Baking refers to the process of decoding and analyzing Q drops and Trump's social media posts to find obscure meanings and connections between various events and topics. Baking is a reference to Q drops being known as... Read more

Truth Social Q (TSQ) is an account on Donald Trump's Truth Social platform, believed by some QAnon followers to be the real "Q." The account, which was created a day before Trump's account, appears to be a... Read more

Clay Clark is a far right conspiracy theorist, podcaster and entrepreneur known for organizing the Health & Freedom Conference in Tulsa, Oklahoma in April 2021 and the Reawaken America tour, a series of controversial far right conferences... Read more

White hats are government and military officials who support former President Donald Trump and Q. They are opposed by the "black hats," who support the Deep State.

Thomas Dalton, likely a pseudonym, is an author with numerous Holocaust denial works. Like some other deniers, Dalton initially soft-peddled his beliefs when he framed his 2009 book as a presentation of the “debate” over the Holocaust’s... Read more