Locals protest QAnon Queen who issued public execution threats after moving into tiny town

Citizens of the tiny Saskatchewan town of Richmound came to protest a QAnon-linked cult that set up shop in a local abandoned school, Vice News reported.

The protest took place as cult leader and self-proclaimed QAnon Queen of Canada Romana Didulo held a meet-and-greet event which brought out around 40 followers in a town that has a population of just 150 people.

The outcry from residents comes after Didulo followers sent out fake legal letters that threatened residents with "public execution."

Canada’s federal police force has sent officers to the town to ease fears by setting up a vehicle checkpoint at the town's entrance.

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As Vice News points out, Didulo has not only convinced her followers that she's Canada's queen, but that she's a being from a different dimension who communicates with aliens.

"Didulo first set up shop in the town’s abandoned school about a month ago, arriving shortly after being chased out of a nearby community," Vice's report stated. "She was gifted the school by a local named Rick Manz who, according to several locals VICE News spoke to, had few fans before inviting a cult leader to town and, unsurprisingly, even less now. The town, for lack of a better term, is royally p---ed and wants Didulo removed from her fraudulent throne."

Speaking to Vice News, Richmound resident and former teacher at the abandoned school, Shauna Sehn, said she wants all outside groups banned from the town.

“We not only want this group gone from our village, but we don’t want any other community in our province, anywhere in Canada, or anywhere in the world to have to be spending the money and the time to dealing with this kind of stressful situation,” she said.

Part of the protest involved town residents forming a caravan of cars and driving around the school blaring their horns. Afterward, protesters held a BBQ near the school while cult members inside held an event where they all read in unison a “declaration of sovereignty.”

Read the full report over at Vice News.