Self-proclaimed ‘Queen of the World’ Romana Didulo. (Photo from YouTube)
RICHMOUND, Canada — Following a lightning raid of an abandoned school campsite in a small village in Saskatchewan, authorities were able to arrest Filipina cult leader Romania Dudulo along with 16 of her followers who were hiding in the area.
Didulo is known as a conspiracy theorist who moved to Canada in 1990 and is currently one of the most prominent figures of the QAnon movement in Canada, promoting pseudolegal concepts derived from the sovereign citizen movement. She came to prominence as a pretender who proclaimed herself to be the ‘Queen of Canada’ and later, ‘Queen of the World’.
Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) officers raided the abandoned compound in Richmound in Saskatchewan after receiving a complaint that someone on the site had a firearm. They found 13 replica semi-automatic handguns and ammunition during the search.
Didulo and her followers had moved to the campsite after being kicked out by residents of Kamsack town in the Assiniboine River Valley, also in Saskatchewan. on Sept. 13, 2023. Based on reports, she had told the mayor of Kamsack and some residents that they were taking charge because “God gave us this land.”
Thrown out, the Filipina cult leader and her followers then set up a ‘Kingdom of Canada’ at the abandoned school owned by one of Didulo’s supporters, Ricky Manz, where they established their base of operations.
Didulo was part of the Covid-19 ‘freedom convoy’ protests against public-health policies in 2022, travelling to Ottawa to declare herself the Queen of Canada. The Canadian Anti-Hate Network has been monitoring her since 2021 after receiving reports of people delivering ‘cease and desist’ notices to various agencies, on Didulo’s order, threatening to “shoot-to-kill” anyone who administers vaccines to children.
Didulo, 48, migrated from the Philippines to Canada as a teenager. She later set up a fringe QAnon-endorsed political party in 2020, drawing followers. She claimed to have overthrown Canada’s government and that her title ‘Queen of Canada’ is backed by secret US military interests. She reportedly has an online following of over 70,000.
First off, she was never part of the Q movement or the Anon movement. Two separate movements working together. Second, not part of the freedom convoy either. This hack stole from people and has caused so many issues everywhere she has been. Third most people who follow her is to keep tabs on her insanity and help family of her followers who signed over assets. CANADA DOES NOT WANT TO BE UNDER ANYONES CROWN.. EVER AGAIN. lastly your article is crap. Do better!