QAnon

David Hayes is better known by his online handle: PrayingMedic. In his YouTube videos, he exudes the even-keeled authoritarian energy of a middle-school principal. PrayingMedic is one of the best-known QAnon evangelists on the planet. He has more than 300,000 Twitter followers and a similar number of YouTube subscribers. Hayes, a former paramedic, lives in a terra-cotta-roofed subdivision in Gilbert, Arizona, with his wife, Denise, an artist whom he met on the dating site Christian Mingle in 2007. Both describe themselves as former atheists who came to their faith in God, and to each other, late in life, after previous marriages. Hayes has been following Q since the beginning, or close to it. “Q Anon is pretty darn interesting,” he wrote on his Facebook page on December 12, 2017, six weeks after Q’s first post on 4chan.

Hayes is a superstar in the Q universe. His video “Q for Beginners Part 1” has been viewed more than 1 million times. “Some of the people who follow Q would consider themselves to be conspiracy theorists,” Hayes says in the video. “I do not consider myself to be a conspiracy theorist. I consider myself to be a Q researcher. I don’t have anything against people who like to follow conspiracies. That’s their thing. It’s not my thing.”

darn interesting
 
Hayes tells his followers that he thinks Q is an open-source intelligence operation, made possible by the internet and designed by patriots fighting corruption inside the intelligence community. His interpretation of Q is ultimately religious in nature, and centers on the idea of a Great Awakening.
 
Guessing this is the same people that think Hollywood stars are using Adrenochrome and abducting children?
 
I hadn't been following things closely the past week or so and I thought it was too much of a coincidence this thread popped up around the this person won the primary.
 
I ran across one of these people. 70 year old Vietnam vet who owns multiple buisnesses. His friend is a programmer who wrote all the coding for the programs the government and banks use. His sister founded one of the local major hospitals and recently sold it for a lot of money. He still knows people in the military with security clearance and who "fills him in". I think you see where this is going....... he wants me to watch some 2+ hour YouTube video which he says will explain it all. I got about 30 second in....
 
Carp said:
Living in Southeast TN, I've seen her ridiculous tv ads and heard her outrageous radio ads. It's sad that she's going to win.
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Can't Tennessee and Alabama and the other neighboring states seal up Georgia and protect the rest of the country from it. It would be a patriotic act of the highest order.
 
cajunrevenge said:
Call her office when she wins and say you are Q
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I'd of course be referring to this guy.
 
Republican leaders who said nothing after Marjorie Taylor Greene, a believer of the QAnon conspiracy theory, won a GOP primary in Georgia last week are now distancing themselves from her candidacy after the discovery of videos of her making racist, anti-Semitic and Islamophobic comments.

The Facebook videos were unearthed by Politico. It reported Wednesday that in those hours of videos, Greene had said that black people “are held slaves to the Democratic Party,” called prominent Jewish Democratic donor George Soros a “Nazi” and suggested that Muslims shouldn’t hold elected public office.

Congressional GOP leaders immediately condemned her comments on learning about them, yet only Minority Whip Steve Scalise (R-La.) actively said he would not support her.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/poli...9c522c-b0c8-11ea-8f56-63f38c990077_story.html

her views sound pretty mainstream GOP...I don't get what the big deal is
 
In a fiery two-page statement, Greene slammed “Mitt Romney-style Republicans,” the “Fake News Media” and the “DC Swamp.”

“Every Republican, every Christian Conservative is going to be called a racist and a bigot by the Fake News Media, as have Steve Scalise and Liz Cheney. I’m sorry my future colleagues are unable to stand up to the pressure and fight back,” she said. “I’m sick-and-tired of watching establishment Republicans play defense while the Fake News Media cheers on Antifa terrorists, BLM rioters, and the woke cancel culture, as they burn our cities, loot our businesses, vandalize our memorials, and divide our nation.”

go girl!
 
Greene has amassed some support on Capitol Hill, boasting of endorsements from a handful of Republicans, including Reps. Jim Jordan (Ohio) and Matt Gaetz (Fla.), both Trump allies. Neither responded last week to requests for comment about her primary win or Wednesday about the unearthed incendiary comments.
 
The owner of a gun-themed restaurant who battled the city and state over coronavirus restrictions pulled off an upset Tuesday, defeating five-term Rep. Scott R. Tipton in Colorado’s Republican primary.

Lauren Boebert prevailed in the rural, conservative 3rd Congressional District over Tipton, a member of the tea party class of 2010 who had the endorsement of President Trump.

Boebert, who also has flirted with the fringe QAnon conspiracy theory, will be favored in the November election against Diane Mitsch Bush, a former Democratic state legislator who ran against Tipton in 2018 and won the party’s nomination handily on Tuesday. Trump won the district by 12 percentage points in 2016.

Boebert, a gun rights activist, owns Shooters Grill in Rifle, Colo., where the staff carries their weapons as they serve customers, who can order a “Guac 9” burger or a “Turkey Ham Uzi Melt.”

Boebert is among a handful of Republican candidates who have toyed with the fringe QAnon conspiracy theory that a secret government official named “Q” is revealing a corrupt “deep state” that Trump is fighting against to save the country. Boebert hasn’t gone as far as some others, like Georgia House candidate Marjorie Taylor Greene, who is a professed believer, but during an interview on a QAnon-aligned show said she hoped the theories were true.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/poli...fb8736-bb3d-11ea-80b9-40ece9a701dc_story.html
 
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