Romana Didulo is a British Columbia resident, reportedly in her 50s. She has taken a leadership role in the Canadian QAnon community.
Romana Didulo
Romana, a QAnon influencer who some consider to be Canada’s genuine Queen, took a break from her months-long tour of the country to reveal her plans to go global.
Who Is Romana Didulo? Her Wikipedia
Romana Didulo is a notable QAnon influencer who started a revolution with her own set of draconian ideals. She can be found on Wikipedia, but only in the French version.
She uploaded a video to YouTube on September 17, 2021. The Queen of Canada, according to the film, succeeded Queen Elizabeth the Second of England as head of state, commander in chief, and head of government.
To stop the Covid-19 epidemic in Canada from spreading, she invited her supporters to make fictitious formal notifications against pharmacies, “police stations,” and “health care providers” in June 2021. Hundreds of people delivered the document to these various groups in this manner.
At the end of November 2021, she was detained by Royal Canadian Mounted Police officers, who also searched her home in British Columbia.
How Old Is Canada Deutsch QAnon Leader Romana Didulo
According to her Wikipedia page, Romana Didulo was born in the 1960s or early 1970s, making her around 50 years old. She immigrated to Canada as a child from the Philippines.
Romana, the QAnon leader, is constantly travelling Canada, demanding that her followers enforce her many decrees on the rest of the world.
The most famous of QAnon’s weird conspiracy theories is Donald Trump’s false assertion that he is fighting a global network of elitist pedophiles who abduct children, traffic them, harvest their organs, and devour their blood.
QAnon refers to the latter as an adrenochrome. It’s said to provide a psychedelic high as well as the possibility of immortality. She promotes these lies in her videos and has attracted major QAnon members.
What Did Romana Didulo Say?
With her speech, Romana Didulo utilizes the Telegram app to appeal to Canada’s far-right conspiracy theorists. The QAnon leader used to refer to herself as Queen of Canada, but now she refers to herself as Queen of the World.
As she continues her tour across Canada, she and her crew declared to followers that she is the queen of the world, according to Vice.
Since crowning herself Queen of Canada, she has delivered ‘royal decrees’ to her 70,000+ Telegram followers. Advising individuals not to pay their debts because it is “unethical” is one example, as is naming Victoria, British Columbia, as Canada’s capital.
