A group of QAnon adherents has taken control of a decommissioned women's prison in California, aiming to transform it into a 'sanctuary' for children allegedly trafficked by global elites.The project, backed by $1.6 million in donations, is organized by far-right pastor David Bryan and involves fundraising through the 'Rev17 2.0' conference, which features prominent conspiracy theorists like Lara Logan and Ann Vandersteel.

The initiative draws parallels to extremist ideologies, with critics comparing QAnon's conspiratorial narratives to Nazism due to their shared reliance on fabricated conspiracies about elite control over society.

The article highlights how the group plans to use the prison as a safe space for rescued children while continuing to solicit funds through events tied to apocalyptic themes from the Book of Revelation.

This development underscores the growing influence of extremist movements and their attempts to legitimize radical agendas under the guise of humanitarian efforts.