Michael Flynn post QAnon video

[Fanatical Meat]

In today’s WTF moment. Flynn posts weird conspiracy video. I can’t believe this guy was a General and I believe an intelligence expert.
Serious question, does anyone on these forums believe the deep state government is a Cabal of Satan Worshipping Pedophiles? I’m not kidding does anyone believe this?

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Michael Flynn posts video featuring QAnon slogans

In a video posted online over the weekend, President Donald Trump's first national security adviser, Michael Flynn, is seen using phrases and slogans that are hallmarks of the baseless QAnon conspiracy movement. He also tagged his post with a QAnon hashtag.

www.cnn.com

For transparency, I haven’t watched the video yet. CNN video sucks on my iPhone. 70% chance it’s an endless loop of commercials or crashes my browser

 

[cytg111]

When in the foxhole...

 

[Jhhnn]

Actual vid-

https://twitter.com/x/status/1279590652200849409

 

[nickqt]

Hey, it's the 4th of July, what better time to take a loyalty oath to an individual?

All I see here are extremely loyal Death Cult Members. Just the way Death Cult Leader wants 'em.

 

[cytg111]

Its just war on reality. Same as yesterday, nothing new.

 

[Grooveriding]

The fanatics were all in on spirit cooking and pizzagate in 2016. The whole Q madness is probably someone peripherally attached to the Trump campaign spreading the conspiracy theory. It's highly effective, at least to the lunatics who go for this madness. They are locked into Trump 100% once you have them believing Donald Trump; the raping, incessantly lying, half-wit is on a mission from God to smash a paedophile cabal in the deep state.

LOL, like what the fuck. It's 2020 and there are thousands and thousands of fucking morons who believe this shit.

Do YoUr oWn ReSeArCh.. lol, YoU AcTuaLlY bElIeVe those dOcTorS, mEDiA, eXpErTs iNstEad oF goD eMpeRor TrumP?!!?

Whackjoooobs

 

[nickqt]

The fanatics were all in on spirit cooking and pizzagate in 2016. The whole Q madness is probably someone peripherally attached to the Trump campaign spreading the conspiracy theory. It's highly effective, at least to the lunatics who go for this madness. They are locked into Trump 100% once you have them believing Donald Trump; the raping, incessantly lying, half-wit is on a mission from God to smash a paedophile canal in the deep state.

LOL, like what the fuck. It's 2020 and there are thousands and thousands tens of millions of fucking morons who believe this shit.

FTFY.

Also, that only takes into account Americans, never mind the rest of the world's right-wing authoritarians.

 

[Greenman]

In today’s WTF moment. Flynn posts weird conspiracy video. I can’t believe this guy was a General and I believe an intelligence expert.
Serious question, does anyone on these forums believe the deep state government is a Cabal of Satan Worshipping Pedophiles? I’m not kidding does anyone believe this?

Oh and a side of Best People

Michael Flynn posts video featuring QAnon slogans

In a video posted online over the weekend, President Donald Trump's first national security adviser, Michael Flynn, is seen using phrases and slogans that are hallmarks of the baseless QAnon conspiracy movement. He also tagged his post with a QAnon hashtag.

www.cnn.com

For transparency, I haven’t watched the video yet. CNN video sucks on my iPhone. 70% chance it’s an endless loop of commercials or crashes my browser

That doesn't sound like a bunch of QAnon statements to me. If I had to guess, I'd say it was the oath of office. The only reason I'm guessing is that I kept getting feedback through my hearing aids while listening, made it hard to understand.

 

[woolfe9998]

In today’s WTF moment. Flynn posts weird conspiracy video. I can’t believe this guy was a General and I believe an intelligence expert.
Serious question, does anyone on these forums believe the deep state government is a Cabal of Satan Worshipping Pedophiles? I’m not kidding does anyone believe this?

Oh and a side of Best People

Michael Flynn posts video featuring QAnon slogans

In a video posted online over the weekend, President Donald Trump's first national security adviser, Michael Flynn, is seen using phrases and slogans that are hallmarks of the baseless QAnon conspiracy movement. He also tagged his post with a QAnon hashtag.

www.cnn.com

For transparency, I haven’t watched the video yet. CNN video sucks on my iPhone. 70% chance it’s an endless loop of commercials or crashes my browser

Flynn was a conspiracy theorist before all this. His son is too. This is not a surprise. It's also why he was such a natural ally of Trump.

 

[Greenman]

Are we all seeing the same video? Because what I'm seeing has nothing to do with what any of you have posted.

 

[Amused]

That doesn't sound like a bunch of QAnon statements to me. If I had to guess, I'd say it was the oath of office. The only reason I'm guessing is that I kept getting feedback through my hearing aids while listening, made it hard to understand.

Um, no. Try again.


Flynn posted the 53-second clip to Twitter on Saturday, which was the July Fourth holiday. In the video, Flynn leads a small group in reciting a generic oath of office, the same oath taken by members of Congress. After finishing the oath, Flynn says, "Where we go one, we go all!" His post included the hashtag #TakeTheOath, which he recently added to his Twitter bio as well.
These elements of Flynn's post -- the oath, paired with the catchphrase and hashtag -- are distinctive to the QAnon movement and are used widely by its followers, experts say. Flynn never explicitly mentions QAnon in the video, and his lawyer claims his phrasing is innocuous.

 

[Greenman]

Um, no. Try again.


Flynn posted the 53-second clip to Twitter on Saturday, which was the July Fourth holiday. In the video, Flynn leads a small group in reciting a generic oath of office, the same oath taken by members of Congress. After finishing the oath, Flynn says, "Where we go one, we go all!" His post included the hashtag #TakeTheOath, which he recently added to his Twitter bio as well.
These elements of Flynn's post -- the oath, paired with the catchphrase and hashtag -- are distinctive to the QAnon movement and are used widely by its followers, experts say. Flynn never explicitly mentions QAnon in the video, and his lawyer claims his phrasing is innocuous.

So the oath of office is used by qanon? Or just the "where we go one..." statement?

Just did a search on qanon, I like these guys! Pizza parlor pedophiles, that's hysterical. They need to hook up with the flat earthers and make some shit happen.

 

[nickqt]

So the oath of office is used by qanon? Or just the "where we go one..." statement?

Just did a search on qanon, I like these guys! Pizza parlor pedophiles, that's hysterical. They need to hook up with the flat earthers and make some shit happen.

So hysterical that a right-wing authoritarian went armed to a pizza parlor to free some sex slaves.

Just your kind of people.

 

[Fanatical Meat]

So the oath of office is used by qanon? Or just the "where we go one..." statement?

Just did a search on qanon, I like these guys! Pizza parlor pedophiles, that's hysterical. They need to hook up with the flat earthers and make some shit happen.

My point is I find it amazing and disturbing that a guy with Flynn’s resume follow QAnon.
15 years ago a guy who worked for me followed all sorts of whacky things that now sound very QAnon like as in the wealthy all meetup every year and literally sacrifice children to Satan and other similarly strange ideas. Thing is he was a high school educated early 20 year old. Odd behavior but not that odd given his background. I really liked the guy he had some family challenges, he had a good heart.
I was sad when I had to fire him for poor performance. He simply found weird conspiracies in everything, even basic sales process training. I don’t remember specifics but it would be like “why do I greet people with a handshake? That dates back to the inquisition where witches would curl their pinky while presenting their hands”. He simply questioned way too much stuff to ever be reliable with anything.

 

[Greenman]

My point is I find it amazing and disturbing that a guy with Flynn’s resume follow QAnon.
15 years ago a guy who worked for me followed all sorts of whacky things that now sound very QAnon like as in the wealthy all meetup every year and literally sacrifice children to Satan and other similarly strange ideas. Thing is he was a high school educated early 20 year old. Odd behavior but not that odd given his background. I really liked the guy he had some family challenges, he had a good heart.
I was sad when I had to fire him for poor performance. He simply found weird conspiracies in everything, even basic sales process training. I don’t remember specifics but it would be like “why do I greet people with a handshake? That dates back to the inquisition where witches would curl their pinky while presenting their hands”. He simply questioned way too much stuff to ever be reliable with anything.

Without knowing all the details, there is no telling why Flynn included that blurb. It could be he just likes qanon. I'm like that with the flat earth guy's, their brilliant in the way they present their "facts", and I enjoy the way they push an absurd position as if it was valid. They know how to troll.

Edit: Forgot to add, I don't care what Flynn believes, if the pedo pizza thing floats his boat he's welcome to it. I won't buy it until I see a Hillary and Bernie porn flick.

 

[Fanatical Meat]

Without knowing all the details, there is no telling why Flynn included that blurb. It could be he just likes qanon. I'm like that with the flat earth guy's, their brilliant in the way they present their "facts", and I enjoy the way they push an absurd position as if it was valid. They know how to troll.

Edit: Forgot to add, I don't care what Flynn believes, if the pedo pizza thing floats his boat he's welcome to it. I won't buy it until I see a Hillary and Bernie porn flick.

I’m just saying this stuff rots your brain. I’ll admit I like the cleaver but super complicated solutions flat earthers come up with but we are laughing at them which is different even though it is an opening to brain rot.

 

[cytg111]

So the oath of office is used by qanon? Or just the "where we go one..." statement?

Just did a search on qanon, I like these guys! Pizza parlor pedophiles, that's hysterical. They need to hook up with the flat earthers and make some shit happen.

Yea, it would be funny as fuck if not for the fact that ... Well.

 

[hal2kilo]

Flynn was a conspiracy theorist before all this. His son is too. This is not a surprise. It's also why he was such a natural ally of Trump.

He was pretty much "promoted/retired" to get him the F out of the DIA.

 

[thraashman]

I will say this with 100% certainty, in the entire history of humankind there has never before been a group of people as completely fucking stupid as Q Anon believers, herefore referred to as Q-twits.

 

[cytg111]

I will say this with 100% certainty, in the entire history of humankind there has never before been a group of people as completely fucking stupid as Q Anon believers, herefore referred to as Q-twits.

Its an evolutionary regression, thats for sure.

 

[ch33zw1z]

I’m just saying this stuff rots your brain. I’ll admit I like the cleaver but super complicated solutions flat earthers come up with but we are laughing at them which is different even though it is an opening to brain rot.

regurgitating conspiracy theory propaganda is hilarious

 

[Grey_Beard]

Not sure these Q-twits (love that) are that new. I think we have all forgotten the countless conspiracy theories about the assignation of President Kennedy. These folks were not that prevalent or organized, but it was an initial step into this wacko wading quick sand.

 

[ElFenix]

Are we not aware that Flynn used to be Q?

 

[Jhhnn]

I will say this with 100% certainty, in the entire history of humankind there has never before been a group of people as completely fucking stupid as Q Anon believers, herefore referred to as Q-twits.

That's not really true. Conservatives have believed in whackaloo conspiracy theories forever. They just got more persuasive at winning converts-

Rick Perlstein: Why Conservatives Are Still Crazy After All These Years

They've always been whackadoodle. It's just that now they have power.

www.rollingstone.com

 

[shortylickens]

so apparently I need to find some red shoes?