There's Q and there's anons is a phrase used by QAnon followers to distance themselves from what they believe is the media-concocted version of their movement, while still believing in Q themselves. The concept is derived from... Read more

Anons are the individuals who follow Q. The term also has broader extremist uses - some imageboard users use the term to refer to themselves, as these platforms (like 4chan and 8kun) allow users to post anonymously.

Save the children is a hashtag that began as a legitimate campaign to raise funds for an anti-human trafficking organization until it was hijacked by QAnon followers in 2020. QAnon followers have used the phrase at rallies... Read more

Disinformation is necessary is a phrase used by Q to dismiss their incorrect predictions as deliberate, implying they occasionally share false information in order to mislead the Deep State.

The digital soldier oath is an "oath" sworn by some QAnon followers to pledge their allegiance to Q and President Trump. The oath is simply the oath of office sworn by elected officials, government employees and military... Read more

Enjoy the show is a phrase used by Q and QAnon followers as a reference to the impending mass arrests of the Deep State and its collaborators.

Dog code, also known as dog comms, is a QAnon-linked belief that when a political figure references dogs in a tweet, they are posting a secret code signaling that a member of the Deep State is about... Read more

Military is the only way is a phrase used by QAnon followers to refer to their belief that the military must intervene to remove President Biden from office and reinstate Trump as president.

Q is the self-applied codename of an anonymous imageboard user claiming to be leaking cryptic classified information online for their followers to decode and interpret. The poster's username implies that they hold a Q clearance, a U.S... Read more

Q drops are the posts that Q makes on 4chan, 8chan and 8kun. Q has posted 4,958 drops between October 2017 and June 2022.