Trump's foes have picked up on a minor aspect in his frenzied Truth Social post meme

In a move that has sparked controversy and accusations of desperation, former US President Donald Trump shared a cryptic post on Truth Social, the social media platform he recently launched. The post, which revived the unfounded QAnon conspiracy theory, depicts Trump with his arms facing upwards, looking up to the sky, standing behind a fiery Earth, and holding the text 'Q+', where 'Q' is an alias for the leader of the far-right movement.

The QAnon conspiracy theory posits that Trump is at war with Satan-worshipping paedophiles in America's elite, a belief that has been widely debunked. The theory, which gained traction primarily on platforms like 4chan and was popularized by alternative media outlets and YouTubers, includes narratives about Trump's health and pressure from the Epstein files. These actors often spread the bizarre claim that elites involved in child abuse would be exposed by Trump, motivated by commercial interests such as generating clicks.

Critics have focused on a dark bruise on Trump's right hand and his lack of public appearances this weekend. However, both the White House and Trump's doctor have insisted that the president is in "excellent health". Some social media users claimed Trump was "dead," but he was later pictured leaving the White House for golf.

Trump's post has been branded "unhinged" by Republicans Against Trump. Another Twitter user claimed Trump shares QAnon posts when facing his darkest demons and that his health is not good. California governor Gavin Newsom has been mimicking Trump's social media posts and communication style, adding another layer to the political drama.

As the political landscape continues to evolve, the impact and implications of Trump's latest move remain to be seen. The revival of the QAnon conspiracy theory has once again brought attention to the dangerous and unfounded beliefs that can spread rapidly in the digital age.