The report says former Trump national security adviser Michael Flynn profited from the QAnonnon conspiracy theory.

Former national security adviser to Donald Trump nurtured and profited from the QAnon conspiracy theorists who wreaked havoc on American politics. According to an investigation by The Intercept, Flynn made a deposit to QAnon in the summer of 2019 when he faced legal trouble over allegations of lying to the FBI. It was then that he worked behind the scenes to take advantage of QAnon’s popularity to his favor. While profiting from their viral popularity, according to Intercept, the report claims that “the money-making virtual empire that Flynn, his attorney Sidney Powell and other Trump loyalists built on the QAnon phenomenon that It̵

The report goes on to show that the Jan. 6 insurgency in Washington, D.C., fueled a deeper look at the financial, legal and business relationships that QAnon has nurtured inside Flin’s circle. how According to data and records reviewed by The Intercept created by the January 6 Research Fellowship. At the time Flynn fired his defense team, who suggested he accept a plea bargain. which was later deemed unnecessary due to Trump’s forgiveness. Flynn tried to trademark the word “Digital Soldier” and resilientpatriot.com which helps his bag Intercept report