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stanley termosy gress, and attacking police on the Capitol steps.Some of the individuals from those images wore Proud Boys apparel or Camp Auschwitz T-shirts, while others who participated in the insurrection waived QAnon flags.The Proud Boys are considered a white supremacist hate group by the southern Poverty Law Center and the Auschwitz reference invokes one of the most notorious Nazi concentration and extermination camps, where historians say more than 1 million people died during World War II.QAnon is a thoroughly debunked conspiracy theory that espouses Trump was waging a secret war against elite Satan-wo
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