"Children Of QAnon Believers" or "Children of the Children of the Quorn"

[JanMichael]

The "or" is mine but here is a sad article.

https://www.huffpost.com/entry/children-of-qanon-believers_n_601078e9c5b6c5586aa49077?fbclid=IwAR1vNTKprhEwMDR_8AfSeAICO4wc2RdthJT-oMPUUFgwed4RQw0ab3YpDS0

"Though she didn’t used to be very political, she now fears the president is a pedophile who stole the election. She’s scared of radiation from the 5G towers in her neighborhood and, as a white woman, she told her son, she’s afraid of being harmed by Black Lives Matter protesters — a movement she once supported. She worries that Sam’s brother and sister are being “indoctrinated” at their public high school and wants to move them to a Catholic one. She’s also refusing to get them immunized against COVID-19 as false rumors swirl that the vaccine contains a secret location-tracking microchip. (She was initially terrified of the virus but now considers the lockdowns an affront to her freedoms.)

“She wasn’t always like this,” Sam said. “It just keeps getting worse.”

This is absolutely crazy. What is the end game?

EDIT: as a vegetarian I should have used Quorn. Not enough coffee this morning.

https://www.quorn.us/

[ret5hd]

1. Maybe "Children of the Qorn".

[muriel_volestrangler]

2. The irony of moving children to an institution with the "Congregation for the Doctrine of Faith"

as an official office because you worry they are being "indoctrinated" in public schools is huge. And when you see that its predecessors were the Sacred Roman and Universal Inquisition and the Congregation for the Reform of the Index of Forbidden Books, you get an idea what indoctrination really is.