Overseas Conspiracy Group Baits Alaskans Into Holding "WorldWide Rally"

In July, coordinated by a network of conspiracy groups, including some with links to the far-Right—rallies took place in cities across the world. These rallies have highlighted the role of a German-based group named Worldwide Demonstration, which has helped coordinate anti-COVID vaccine, mandates, and related restriction protests across the world.

The overseas-based group has worked feverishly on Telegram to coordinate and replicate the overseas rallies in an effort to bring them to the United States. The WorldWide effort has established Telegram channels in various countries and group rooms for numerous specific states and cities in the United States—Alaska included.

In Alaska, it appears two WorldWide events are coming to Anchorage on August 29 and September 18. A flyer for the event states that the events will be held on Midtown Mall sidewalks.

Some WorldWide Alaska-focused Telegram group members have been identified as Save Anchorage members. Other Alaska residents have used the WWG1WGA hashtag in the Telegram group, a motto "Where We Go One, We Go All," which is synonymous with the disproven QAnon far-right conspiracy theory.

QAnon alleges that a tightly knit group, or cabal, of Satanic, cannibalistic pedophiles are running a global child sex trafficking ring and conspired against former President Donald Trump during his 2017–2021 term in office.

One WorldWide Alaska Telegram group member, "Undercover White Hat? Kyle," has indicated they live in the Anchorage region, also claiming to be an expert on QAnon—once directing group members to his Q-School Mirror Telegram group.

A local business owner offered supplies to group members for sign-making for the protests and offered up various ideas for slogans such as:

My body my choice
No Vaccine Mandates
Stop mandates now
Freedom of choice
HCQ works
America’s Frontline Doctors
We Stand with you

Text shared to the Telegram group about a "separate" rally scheduled for August 5th on the corner of Tudor and Elmore came from the Facebook group "Open Alaska.” The post included a link to the website of Alaskans for Constitutional Rights and said that vaccine mandates are "force" and force is violence.”

The post asked group members to spread the word and help send a clear message that “We do not consent; we will not comply!”