I can't find video of it yet, but Jake Tapper had a segment on Qanon and Green on this show today.
another hit piece
Kinzinger Addresses Threats by the QAnon Network
961 views•Aug 16, 2020
Congressman Kinzinger addresses the QAnon conspiracy theorists and explains how technology has brought us great advances in life and in how we connect, but it has also opened us up to a whole new host of dangers.
He goes on to say that bad actors like the QAnon network are taking full advantage of humanity’s vulnerability with their malicious troll campaigns and how it’s something we need to be vigilant about, recognize, and denounce.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vba3lIDdYbw
==The Rise of QAnon: ‘Within A Couple Clicks, People Go Down These Very Bad Paths’ | MSNBC
310,529 views•Aug 15, 2020E
NBC News reporters Brandy Zadrozny and Ben Collins describe how social media ensnares people into the conspiracy theory “cult” of QAnon
"Margie Taylor Green is a racist conspiracy theorist" per MSNBC
I do believe that Qanon is the second most covered story today, after Covid.
Kamala dropped off because picking her was a total bust.
If she is in the news, it's her ineligibility.
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"Qanon is not standard conspiracy stuff and Qanoners have taken advantage of the covid shutdown to spread" - per MSNBC
Will Richard Branson ever be Richard Branson again?
Clare Duffy
By Clare Duffy, CNN Business
https://www.cnn.com/2020/08/10/business/richard-branson-virgin-coronavirus/index.html
Mon August 10, 2020
Richard Branson loves a challenge. The Virgin Group founder has built a reputation, and his more than $4 billion fortune, on the back of his willingness to take bold risks and venture into new areas of business.
"Virgin loves to take on seemingly insurmountable problems, and try to overcome them," he said in 2018.
But these days, Branson's business empire is facing what could be its biggest challenge yet.
Many of Virgin Group's companies are in the travel industry — airlines, trains, hotels, cruises, holiday planning — which is being clobbered by the coronavirus pandemic.
Virgin Atlantic last week filed for US bankruptcy protection as part of a $1.5 billion recapitalization plan to maintain solvency in the midst of its worst economic downturn ever. The airline's operations are continuing, though it doesn't expect to be profitable again until 2022. Sister company Virgin Australia is also undergoing a restructuring under new owner, Bain Capital.
In response to the crisis, Branson has pumped funds into the struggling businesses, which could mean fewer resources for bold new ventures, at least in the short term. (Virgin Group is a UK-based investment and branding company that functions as Branson's private wealth management firm.)
At the same time, 2020 was supposed to be a big year for Branson's commercial spaceflight company Virgin Galactic (SPCE), raising the stakes for its success.
Virgin Galactic has been a Wall Street success story this year despite the fact that it is not yet profitable. Galactic plans to make Branson himself the first non-crew member on a company space flight early next year — a risky bet but one that, if successful, could attract other passengers and unleash huge opportunities for the business of space travel.
"It's obviously a very bold move, but you have to respect the skin in the game Branson is putting in, by being the first person to do it," Ark Invest analyst Sam Korus said.
Virgin Group has so far invested more than $350 million into its companies as it weathers the coronavirus crisis, and that amount continues to rise, according to a company spokesperson. The spokesperson also noted that Virgin has in recent months continued to invest in its satellite business, Virgin Orbit, which began producing ventilators to help address the country's shortage during the pandemic.
moar at link
ah…poor baby.
what happens, exactly?
do you get doxxed?
do you feel threatened?
Can you leave?
Tell us what happens when people don't agree with your liberal views/
>FDA announces a shortage of ventilators for Covid-19 patients
^^^^^^^^^^notable….how does this even make sense since ventilators aren't recommended and there are plenty of them?
U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) announced on Friday that it has a shortage of Personal Protective Equipment, Testing Supplies and Equipment, and Ventilation-Related Products.
FDA provided a list of medical devices for which the FDA has been notified that manufacturing has been permanently discontinued. The list below fulfills this statutory obligation and reflects the categories of devices the FDA has determined to be in shortage at this time and will be maintained and updated as the COVID-19 public health emergency evolves
yeah, so.
what are you bitchin about?
you think we shouldn't think for ourselves?
you think we should just agree with you?
what is your point?
>see wut i mean, bitches? anon hasn't even disagreed, only discussed disagreeing.
what are you disagreeing with?
> and thousands of Christians defied the California Court of Appeals this morning. They are gathered this morning inside Grace Community Church, unmasked, worshipping God side-by-side. To God Be the Glory!
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DS is going to have to stop the virus and open the country up just to stop Qanon from spreading
people went from 'wellness communities on social media' to 'cabal eating baby communities" with just a few clicks
thousands of facebook groups and millions of members….Qanon is not a fringe movement anymoar