Jerome Corsi, a right-wing “journalist” for the conspiracy theory website Infowars, has recently dedicated himself to decoding the cryptic postings of an anonymous internet user known as “QAnon” and their supposed relevance to the fringe right-wing conspiracy theory known as "The Storm," which alleges that special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into Russian interference in the 2016 presidential election is really a cover for President Trump’s efforts to take down thousands of corrupt political, business and entertainment leaders who are part of a massive satanic pedophile ring.
Over the weekend, Corsi posted a video in which he claimed that the recent disappearance of Sean Hannity's Twitter account was the work of the "deep state," which was trying to conceal a coded message that Hannity was sending that would have revealed that Trump is about to launch a "counterattack" against those who have been working to undermine his presidency.
On Sunday, Hannity's Twitter account sent out a mysterious message that said simply "Form Submission 1649" before the account disappeared. It was restored a few hours later, but Corsi, relying on posts from QAnon, said that Hannity's final message actually carried a secret message.
"What 1649 is, that is the year in which Charles I in Great Britain was beheaded in a treasonous plot," Corsi said. "Those posts that were coming out from Hannity were suggesting that we are moving into a phase in which it is going to be more clearly said that Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton were involved in treason."
"When Hannity posted the 1649 and his Twitter account was attacked," he continued, "the deep state does not want the message coming out that we are now about to experience, I believe, a Trump counterattack against this Mueller effort. This first effort of the deep state Obama/Clinton planners to remove Trump from office has failed and now Trump has the forces together and assembled and is ready to go into action, to battle with a counter attack."
