'QAnon Queen' begins printing her own 'interdimensional' currency

Romana Didulo, the conspiracy theorist leader known popularly as the "QAnon Queen," is now printing her own currency for followers to use -- after they sent her their actual money to make it happen.

Vice News reports that Didulo recently thanked her followers for donating their money to her so she could fund the creation of her own "loyalty money" currency.

Vice notes that the bills she has printed so far look rather cheap, but she has nonetheless promised followers that they contain "interdimensional security devices" to assure their authenticity.

A review of messages in QAnon chat groups shows that Didulo's followers are very excited about trying to use their newfound interdimensional riches to pay for things, including one woman who declared that “I am so hopeful that the loyalty money will allow me to purchase a prefab home or one of those tiny homes."

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So far, however, it doesn't appear that there are any businesses that are accepting Didulo's money, although she says that she will "issue a royal decree, giving instructions to when and where, and whom [sic] can cash their loyalty money with the instructions to the Kingdom of Canada Treasury to cash the checks" at some point in the future.

In the past, Didulo has gotten her followers in trouble by discouraging them from paying their utility bills on the grounds that the services were now "free" by her decree. As a result, many saw their power getting shut off.