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Alex Kaplan on Twitter: "Jordan Sather, a QAnon supporter with a major following who helped organize a Washington, D.C. QAnon rally last year & used his account to spread misinformation (https://t.co/wgFgmWKXXZ) &
Travis View on Twitter: "Jordan Sather warns QAnon apostates that they will regret their lack of faith in Q. Bonus: A QAnon follower openly comparing waiting for Q to waiting for the
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Alex Kaplan on Twitter: "QAnon influencer Jordan Sather has announced that he has joined Clubhouse and has promised to do a chatroom on it. He may be the first QAnon influencer to
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QAA Podcast on Twitter: "Bleach peddling boomer puppeteer Jordan Sather is ban evading as @AwareAnon using this profile pic. He has preemptively blocked us. https://t.co/kKPnQn9DDn" / Twitter
Ali Breland on Twitter: "goodbye jordan sather, a bleach drinking qanon prince. if you ever name search and see this jordan, please stop drinking bleach. you do a lot of messed up
Jordan Sather on Substack
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