Musk's barrage of reinstatements includes Ron Watkins, the alleged Q in QAnon.
alongside Michael Flynn, Sidney Powell, and other accounts tied to QAnon. Twitter said to NBC News at the time that Watkins was suspended “in line with our policy on Coordinated Harmful Activity.” Since then, Twitter has.
Watkins has not tweeted since he was reinstated earlier today.anonymous figure that has left cryptic messages on online forums that point to a shadowy cohort of Satanists within our government who are allegedly sexually abusing children. Watkins
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