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These Arizona anti-trafficking groups say QAnon misinformation is derailing their efforts
20 Oct, 2020
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But the newfound passion for the topic is fueled by false information spread under the QAnon umbrella.
And as more Q followers remain captivated by unfounded tales of a global cabal ensnaring children to be raped and eaten, longtime anti-trafficking advocates fear there will be less concern and support to combat the all-too-real issue of women and girls being forced into sex trafficking or prostitution
'Their whole point is to affect the election'
The subject came up in the September meeting ofArizona Gov. Doug Ducey's Arizona Human Trafficking Council, which is co-chaired by Cindy McCain,the widow of U.S. Sen. John McCain. Cindy McCain has worked for years to raise concerns about sex trafficking in Arizona and across the country.
“It’s despicable, in my opinion,” Cindy McCain said during that meeting, upset by how QAnon and the #SaveOurChildren movements have seemingly hijacked the issue. “It’s very frustrating for all of us that participate in this.”
McCain said during the meeting that she and Sen. McCain were recently accused by some QAnon followers of being traffickers. “I had to remind QAnon my husband had been dead for two years,” she said.
At the meeting, members of the council discussed ideas to combat the misinformation, a public awareness campaign posting videos on social media of women who were trafficked, discussing the reality of the problem to counter the myth.
McCain, though, said she thought the problem might be diminished by November.
“Their whole point is to affect the election,” she said. “It’s the lowest common denominator. But that’s exactly what’s going on and they’re doing it on the backs of trafficked children.
“As I said, it’s despicable.”
Trump, during a town hall event on Thursday, refused to denounce the QAnon conspiracy. "I do know they are very much against pedophilia. They fight it very hard," he said. "But I know nothing about it."
full article at
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2020/10/20/qanon-misinformation-derails-arizona-anti-trafficking-organizations/5993150002/
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