Has Facebook Banned Alexis Cossette-Trudel's Radio-Québec conspiracy network? Yes Confirmed via news site when translated. Are Facebook's policies banning content from conspiracy organizations? Yes In August, we expanded our Dangerous Individuals and Organizations policy to address militarized social movements and violence-inducing conspiracy networks, such as QAnon. Since then, we've identified over 600 militarized social movements, removing about 2,400 Pages, 14,200 Groups and about 1,300 Instagram accounts they maintained, and in addition, we've removed about 1,700 Pages, 5,600 Groups and about 18,700 Instagram accounts representing QAnon. Is Alexis Cossette-Trudel's Radio-Québec conspiracy network connected to QAnon? Yes He uses it to rail against Quebec's mask law, plugging videos from the conspiracy group QAnon and compelling his followers to "stand up" against what he calls the governmental "coup d'état" taking place under the guise of COVID-19 prevention. What is QAnon? QAnon is a nonsensical and evidence-free mega-conspiracy theory that claimed Donald Trump was appointed president by the military to save the nation from a pedophilia ring. The hysteria around it has recently placed people in real danger.
The content of the conspiracy network, Radio Quebec, hosted by Alexis Cossette-Trudel is banned by Facebook.
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Claim: The content of the conspiracy network, Radio Quebec, hosted by Alexis Cossette-Trudel is banned by Facebook.

Evidence: Has Facebook Banned Alexis Cossette-Trudel's Radio-Québec conspiracy network? Yes Confirmed via news site when translated. Are Facebook's policies banning content from conspiracy organizations? Yes In August, we expanded our Dangerous Individuals and Organizations policy to address militarized social movements and violence-inducing conspiracy networks, such as QAnon. Since then, we've identified over 600 militarized social movements, removing about 2,400 Pages, 14,200 Groups and about 1,300 Instagram accounts they maintained, and in addition, we've removed about 1,700 Pages, 5,600 Groups and about 18,700 Instagram accounts representing QAnon. Is Alexis Cossette-Trudel's Radio-Québec conspiracy network connected to QAnon? Yes He uses it to rail against Quebec's mask law, plugging videos from the conspiracy group QAnon and compelling his followers to "stand up" against what he calls the governmental "coup d'état" taking place under the guise of COVID-19 prevention. What is QAnon? QAnon is a nonsensical and evidence-free mega-conspiracy theory that claimed Donald Trump was appointed president by the military to save the nation from a pedophilia ring. The hysteria around it has recently placed people in real danger.

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Classify the veracity of the claim based on the provided question-answer pairs.

Claim: The content of the conspiracy network, Radio Quebec, hosted by Alexis Cossette-Trudel is banned by Facebook.

Evidence: Has Facebook Banned Alexis Cossette-Trudel's Radio-Québec conspiracy network? Yes Confirmed via news site when translated. Are Facebook's policies banning content from conspiracy organizations? Yes In August, we expanded our Dangerous Individuals and Organizations policy to address militarized social movements and violence-inducing conspiracy networks, such as QAnon. Since then, we've identified over 600 militarized social movements, removing about 2,400 Pages, 14,200 Groups and about 1,300 Instagram accounts they maintained, and in addition, we've removed about 1,700 Pages, 5,600 Groups and about 18,700 Instagram accounts representing QAnon. Is Alexis Cossette-Trudel's Radio-Québec conspiracy network connected to QAnon? Yes He uses it to rail against Quebec's mask law, plugging videos from the conspiracy group QAnon and compelling his followers to "stand up" against what he calls the governmental "coup d'état" taking place under the guise of COVID-19 prevention. What is QAnon? QAnon is a nonsensical and evidence-free mega-conspiracy theory that claimed Donald Trump was appointed president by the military to save the nation from a pedophilia ring. The hysteria around it has recently placed people in real danger.

Options: 

 - supported

 - refuted

 - not enough evidence

 - conflicting Evidence/Cherrypicking
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