"Synagogue of Satan" is a derogatory term used by various antisemites — such as the Nation of Islam, extremist sects of the Black Hebrew Israelite movement and many extremists who identify as Christians — to refer to... Read more

The tax protest movement is the oldest wing of the anti-government extremist "Patriot" movement, dating back to the mid-1960s. In contrast to people who merely dislike taxes, adherents of the tax protest movement use pseudo-legal arguments to... Read more

"Ten Days of Darkness" refers to QAnon's prophesized period of unrest that will correspond with The Storm, which has led to vivid speculation about any news story or event referencing 10 days. When former President Donald Trump... Read more

The so-called "Antifa Manual," which has circulated online for years, is not authentic. Debunked by Snopes in 2017, images labeled as an "antifa manual" accompany language designed to sow division and feature many statements that do not... Read more

"The Great Awakening" refers to Q's dissemination of information, which began in October 2017. QAnon adherents believe that they are part of a vast intelligence operation designed to slowly awaken the American people to the truth about... Read more

The Rothschild banking family has been at the center of a longstanding antisemitic conspiracy theory that plays on stereotypes of Jewish power and connection to money. The theory posits that a cabal of Jews led by the... Read more

"The Time and What Must Be Done" was a 58-part weekly online lecture series delivered by Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan from 2013-2014, in which he promoted the group's antisemitic and anti-LGBTQ+ teachings and conspiracy theories... Read more

"Trust the Plan" references a QAnon conspiracy theory claiming a plan is in place to defeat the Deep State and the Cabal. Everything that happens is all part of that plan. Q asks followers to blindly trust... Read more

The USS Liberty conspiracy theory claims Israel"s mistaken strike against an American warship, the USS Liberty, during the 1967 Six Day War was intentional. This theory is frequently promoted in propaganda materials by white supremacists and other... Read more