The Sword Of Shawunuwaz – How QAnon Is Being Hijacked By The Mysterious Sabmyk Network
March 2, 2021
QAnon is being hijacked by a mysterious disinformation network known as the SABMYK promoting a new esoteric messianic mythology of the Sword of Shawunuwaz. Although not much is revealed about the messianic cult, in one of the posts they claim that Shawunawaz, the legendary sword of the Orion Kings of Atlantis came from the ancient Atmumra dynasty.
A huge network of coordinated Telegram channels disguised as pro-QAnon accounts is promoting a new esoteric mythology.
This is the time where the QAnon community is going through a big change. Many key influencers have outspread by the range of social media bans and it forced the campaign to find out new ways on unmoderated alt tech platforms like the messaging app Telegram, Twitter alike GAB and the video hosting site BitChute.
The QAnon community is being attacked and exploited by a previously unpublicized network of more than 100 organized Telegram channels that has more than 900,000 subscribers in total.
The network has been disguising the associated channels to attract the supporters of QAnon and others, but in fact, looks to be converted for a completely new quasi-religious tale.
The network: A new Pro-QAnon channel was created on 27 January, 2021 on the Telegram messaging app which called itself British Patriots Party. It used the logo of the anti-muslim group Britain First and referencing the group in one of its initial posts.
This channel is not what it appears though, it forms part of a huge network of more than a hundred channels made on the platform from the start of January, each one to appeal to specific communities at the same time promoting a new quasi-religious tale.
Many of these new channels specifically aimed to attract the displaced QAnon community are named after famous themes and figures in the community, like Trump’s former National Security Advisor General Michael Flynn, and Rudy Giuliani, an important member of the legal team of Trump.
But some other channels are aimed at different ideological demographics, like the supporters of Britain First, evangelical Christians or UFO enthusiasts, and the others are after imaginary regional media outlets, like the London Post or Chicago Reporters.
Three of the channels post in german mainly, while the other channels known to be Spanish, French and Italian have posted in English only.
The channels are set up in batches, including more than nine sets up in a single day. The biggest channel ostensibly loyal to QAnon has 125,000 subscribers and all in all the network has gained 81,000 new subscribers in a 48 hours period.
For all the variety in branding, the channels contain near-identical content. Every channel makes only a little number of unique posts, generally,
QAnon or anti-vaccine content gathered from different platforms and posted without credit. Still having the shortage of original posts, each channel gives the look of being greatly active by reposting more than 50 posts lifted from other channels in the network every day.
A double flake of misleading branding is done by most of these channels. For example, the UK Patriots Party channel means to represent an anti-muslim British far-right group, but it hugely contains unrelated content gathered from regular QAnon social media.
However, the content of QAnon is a disguise itself. The main aim of the channel is to promote the messianic mythology of SABMYK and the Sword of Shawunuwaz.
SABMYK and the Sword of Shawunuwaz
This tale is a mix of ancient mythology, present spirituality and few completely new factors, looks to be the creation of an Iranian artist living in Germany known by the name of Princess Ameli Achaemenes.
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