Anonymous ID: e9031e Sept. 29, 2020, 2:18 a.m. No.10832834   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>2887 >>2907 >>2913 >>2919 >>3011 >>3271 >>3432 >>3445 >>3475

Guise, I cannot get the video as it just aired at the 5:00 AN EST slot

Kiatlin Collins field reporter who covers the WH and Trump

just did a live story about "money" troubles and Trump Apprentice kept him afloat

What caught my attention:

of all the covid "masks" she could have "chose" to wear

she chose one that is the Epstein Island BLUE WHITE STRIPES.

and her jacket/blazer was GOLD

 

(If Anon can, please grab the video /image of the blue white mask for records)

 

Strange day of debate

 

Side note: her Twitter banner seems to be a weird pic of Jake Tapper??????

No at glance reason to do so?

 

Kaitlan Collins

@kaitlancollins

CNN White House Correspondent

Washington, D.C.Joined August 2010

725 Following

592.1K Followers

https://twitter.com/kaitlancollins

Anonymous ID: e9031e Sept. 29, 2020, 2:31 a.m. No.10832887   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>2901 >>2907 >>2919 >>3011 >>3271 >>3432

>>10832834

Kaitlin Collins back to back retweet then tweet

 

first a suicide prevention tweet

then within the same hour a brad parscale attempted suicide tweet

 

 

Kaitlan Collins Retweeted

John Santucci

@Santucci·

Sep 27

If you are struggling with thoughts of suicide or worried about a friend or loved one help is available. Call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-8255 [TALK] - for free confidential emotional support 24/7. Even if it feels like it – you are not alone

@800273TALK

6:05 PM · Sep 27, 2020·

https://twitter.com/Santucci/status/1310385065856294917

 

 

Kaitlan Collins

@kaitlancollins·

Sep 27

Former Trump campaign manager Brad Parscale hospitalized following reported suicide attempt, CNN confirms.

Former Trump campaign manager Brad Parscale hospitalized following reported suicide attempt

President Donald Trump's former campaign manager Brad Parscale was hospitalized Sunday following reports of a suicide attempt at his Florida home, CNN has learned.

cnn.com

https://www.cnn.com/2020/09/27/politics/brad-parscale-hospitalized/index.html

6:53 PM · Sep 27, 2020

https://twitter.com/kaitlancollins/status/1310397221419061254

 

side note from article:

Green law and Baker Act

 

Greenlaw said officers contacted Parscale, "developed a rapport, and safely negotiated for him to exit the home. The male was detained without injury and transported to Broward Health Medical Center for

a Baker Act."

https://www.cnn.com/2020/09/27/politics/brad-parscale-hospitalized/index.html

 

Interesting that the subject matter now includes how cops interact with the public and mental health and is such a topic of debate re: BLM and cops and blck/brown encounters.

Made sure Green law and Baker in article, seems maybe Parscale is part of the braoder paaart of the "MOVIE"?

Anonymous ID: e9031e Sept. 29, 2020, 2:36 a.m. No.10832901   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>2907

>>10832887

 

Topically is a HMMMM??? I thought of taking a rubber bullet?

 

 

The Baker Act is a Florida law that enables families to provide emergency mental health services and temporary detention for people impaired by mental illness, according to University of Florida Health.

 

>side note from article:

> Green law and Baker Act?

>Greenlaw said officers contacted Parscale, "developed a rapport, and safely negotiated for him to exit the home. The male was detained without injury and transported to Broward Health Medical >Center for a Baker Act."

https://www.cnn.com/2020/09/27/politics/brad-parscale-hospitalized/index.html

 

>Interesting that the subject matter now includes how cops interact with the public and mental health and is such a topic of debate re: BLM and cops and black/brown encounters.

 

>Made sure Green law and Baker in article, seems maybe Parscale is part of the broader part of the "MOVIE"?

 

GREEN BAKER

HMMMM?

Anonymous ID: e9031e Sept. 29, 2020, 2:40 a.m. No.10832913   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>10832834

 

>What caught my attention:

 

>of all the covid "masks" she could have "chose" to wear

 

>she chose one that is the Epstein Island BLUE WHITE STRIPES.

 

>and her jacket/blazer was GOLD

 

>Guise, I cannot get the video as it just aired at the 5:00 AM EST slot

 

(If Anon can, please grab the video /image of the blue white mask and Gold blazer/jacketfor records)

Anonymous ID: e9031e Sept. 29, 2020, 2:59 a.m. No.10832988   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>2998

>>10832944

>>10832934

 

Lots of Q talk audio nuggets from Jill Biden to be used SOON

 

Dark to Light

 

"like Night and Day between the two candidates"

"NOPE! Nope, It is gone"

"OVER! So over."

We have CALM"

 

Jill Biden stops Jake Tapper over 'gaffe' question: 'You can’t even go there after Donald Trump'

30,603 views•Sep 27, 2020

https://youtu.be/rcNye8QW2Wo

Anonymous ID: e9031e Sept. 29, 2020, 3:06 a.m. No.10833016   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>3020 >>3022 >>3030 >>3056

https://twitter.com/D4USAandISRAEL/status/1309968158833418241

Flag of United StatesCrown⛪Statue of libertyGodsCountryFlag of Israel

@D4USAandISRAEL

Replying to

@cjtruth

 

Check this out

EyesDown pointing backhand index

VERY BIG BOOMS INCOMING

 

https://twitter.com/cjtruth/status/1309968730621960192

CJTRUTH

@cjtruth

Haiti will be coming up quite a bit. If you are not prepared make sure you prepare yourself spiritually for this.

 

You will see what true evil is. The good thing is there is good that will bring justice! #GodWins

https://twitter.com/D4USAandISRAEL/status/1309968158833418241

 

 

https://twitter.com/cjtruth/status/1309964786843742211

CJTRUTH

@cjtruth

 

Haiti will now be big in the news. Deep State Panic

 

꧂Č๑яήĦѳĿīΘ

@cornholio74

· Sep 26

Replying to @cjtruth and @trodinho

 

14.3 billion dollars !!!

 

Not even 2% went to #Haiti !!!

[#ClintonFoundation #Clintons #FriendsOfBill]

Anonymous ID: e9031e Sept. 29, 2020, 3:07 a.m. No.10833020   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>3022 >>3045 >>3056

>>10833016

 

Check this out

 

EyesDown pointing backhand index

 

VERY BIG BOOMS INCOMING

 

Haiti will be coming up quite a bit. If you are not prepared make sure you prepare yourself spiritually for this.

 

You will see what true evil is. The good thing is there is good that will bring justice! #GodWins

Anonymous ID: e9031e Sept. 29, 2020, 3:14 a.m. No.10833045   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>3056

>>10833020

 

Really think how they TOLD us

We will steal your cash donations and then steal the human spirit of Haitians:

 

SUPER CREEPY

when you hear the words now we know about

evil shit, Adrenochrome, kids and Haiti

 

"Haitian people have a tough journey"

bring out the best of the human spirit

''will tap that same spirit"

 

TAPPING as in their BLOOD

Anonymous ID: e9031e Sept. 29, 2020, 3:38 a.m. No.10833121   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>3126 >>3148 >>3152

>>10833076

 

go toYyoutube and search: "QAnon explained"

 

NOT ONE video comes up to give you any Q side of the what it is

 

ZERO Pro Q information

 

Every video recommended is ANTI Q

 

Every one

 

 

Tell that to normies and ask them why would Youtube bury all the pro Q videos when a simple search of QAnon explained?

One side and all negative.

Anonymous ID: e9031e Sept. 29, 2020, 4:06 a.m. No.10833220   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>3232 >>3431

>>10833175

>>10833184 <<<<

https://stillnessinthestorm.com/2020/04/fake-qanon-austin-steinbart-arrested-and-charged-with-extortion-and-cyber-crimes/

 

then he broke the rules of his original release by taking drugs

and then trying to fake the drug test

got caught withthe whizzinator

 

go straight to jail

parent s are crying he has a stomach issue……..kek celiacs has to go home so mommy can feed him kek

 

https://www.thedailybeast.com/right-richter-austin-steinbart-man-known-as-babyq-is-in-trouble-for-using-synthetic-penis

Anonymous ID: e9031e Sept. 29, 2020, 4:10 a.m. No.10833232   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>3238 >>3239 >>3242 >>3431

>>10833175

>>10833220

 

It is to make us Anons look like Steinbart….nuts to normies

 

https://www.thedailybeast.com/right-richter-austin-steinbart-man-known-as-babyq-is-in-trouble-for-using-synthetic-penis

 

Just your average day in the Qniverse.

 

Will Sommer

Updated Sep. 11, 2020 7:27AM ET / Published Sep. 11, 2020 5:05AM ET

 

This is a preview of Right Richter, our newsletter about the extreme right wing. To receive the full newsletter in your inbox, sign up for it here.

 

In this week’s newsletter:

 

Self-proclaimed QAnon creator arrested with “Whizzinator.”

Breaking down the often warring QAnon crews.

Self-proclaimed ‘BabyQ’ arrested, allegedly with plastic penis

Perhaps the most controversial faction within QAnon centers on Austin Steinbart, a twentysomething man nicknamed “BabyQ” who claims to be Q himself.

 

Steinbart’s supposed origin story is mind-bending even by QAnon standards, centering on the idea that an Austin Steinbart from the future has come back in time as Q to leave clues to the currently existing Austin Steinbart. Despite facing near-total ridicule from other QAnon personalities and pending federal extortion charges, Steinbart has a devoted fanbase, including a rotating cast of roughly a dozen acolytes who live with him in a house in Scottsdale, Arizona, and devote their lives to promoting him as the face of QAnon.

 

It sounds nuts, but people have bought into this stuff! Or at least, they did until Steinbart was arrested yet again this month while allegedly in possession of a plastic penis meant to dodge drug tests.

Steinbart had been on pretrial release since his initial arrest in April, after allegedly publishing brain scans of former NFL players and sending his fans to harass a tech company. While Steinbart’s decision to live in a house with his diehard followers and produce a series of YouTube channels about how great he is might seem like it would violate some sort of court rules, the federal judge handling Steinbart’s case apparently didn’t seem to mind it.

 

Even better, Steinbart had been “hired” by a pro-QAnon film crew making a documentary about him. While the judge initially banned Steinbart from using the internet, his so-called job appears to have consisted of posting about QAnon online, so the judge restored his social media access.

 

Alas for BabyQ, he didn’t abide by his other court release rules, which included restrictions on smoking marijuana. Steinbart claims to have smoked pot roughly a dozen times in late August—unluckily, right as some discontented Steinbart lieutenants with noms de guerre like “Ms. Qniverse” began realizing that Steinbart maybe wasn’t receiving instructions from his future being after all.

 

Several of Steinbart’s fans defected from the house, and at least one wrote letters to the FBI and other law enforcement officials alleging drug use taking place at his home. On Sept. 1, Steinbart was arrested yet again.

 

But Steinbart wasn’t just in trouble for the pot. Instead, according to court records, Steinbart allegedly was in possession of a “Whizzinator”—a plastic, penis-shaped tube device meant to be used to smuggle in clean urine during a drug test. The Whizzinator became infamous in 2005 after a Minnesota Vikings player was caught packing. Now, it has ensnared yet another bright young star.

 

During a court hearing on Tuesday, Steinbart admitted to smoking marijuana but sidestepped the Whizzinator issue. Now his release has been revoked, and he’ll stay in jail pending trial.

 

The most immediate casualty of Steinbart’s Whizzinator misadventure appears to be the documentary about him. This week, the documentary’s creators said they would have to put the film on hold, both because Steinbart is in jail and because people keep making fun of the Whizzinator.

 

In their statement, the filmmakers’ blamed the “embarrassing popularity” of a hashtag mocking Steinbart as one reason they had to end the project.

 

The hashtag: #FreeTheWhizzinator.

 

I

Anonymous ID: e9031e Sept. 29, 2020, 4:11 a.m. No.10833238   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>3239 >>3240

>>10833232

continued:

 

nside QAnonworld

I have a new explainer out on QAnon, the pro-Trump conspiracy theory that’s seeping into the GOP and even grabbing a House seat. It covers a lot of the basics, including what to do if someone you love is getting into QAnon.

 

But this is Right Richter, and we can get a little weirder! While QAnon is often portrayed as just one thing, it’s actually an umbrella term for a set of roiling, often feuding factions and tendencies. This week, let’s break out the various factions within QAnon.

The Russiagaters

QAnon launched with a series of anonymous clues on 4Chan in Oct. 2017, promising that Hillary Clinton would, at last, be locked up at the end of that month.

 

That didn’t happen! But that prediction marks QAnon’s initial entry point, focused on a shadowy deep state that was out to undermine Trump—basically, just one step beyond what Fox News viewers get each night on Hannity.

 

As Robert Mueller’s investigation dragged on, QAnon offered a compelling counter-narrative for people who couldn’t get enough of characters with names like Stefan Halper and Joseph Mifsud. With the end of the Mueller investigation, this QAnon angle morphed into obsessing over Attorney General Bill Barr indicting various FBI officials involved in the investigation into Trump’s campaign.

 

The Pizzagaters

While the promise of payback for the “deep state” officials who took on Trump may have initially drawn many people to QAnon, the thing that distinguishes QAnon from so much of the right-wing media is the satanic sex stuff. This is where Pizzagate comes in.

 

Pizzagate kicked off in the autumn of 2016, when Russian hackers released stolen Democratic emails through WikiLeaks. The references in Clinton campaign chair John Podesta’s emails to “pizza” convinced various internet conspiracy theorists that Washington pizzeria Comet Ping Pong held a Democratic child sex dungeon in its basement.

 

Pizzagate reached its apex of infamy in November 2017 when a North Carolina man, addled by the conspiracy theory, fired shots inside Comet. That violence—and the lack of any sex dungeon—discredited Pizzagate.

 

Rather than go away, however, Pizzagate morphed into a component of QAnon less than a year later. Except QAnon believers take it up a notch, obsessing over the idea that Democratic elites don’t just abuse their children—but drink their blood in a process they call “adrenochrome.”

 

The Evangelicals

At the QAnon march in April 2018 in downtown Washington, D.C., I heard speakers rattling off Bible verses and interspersing with QAnon drops. They were treating them all as clues laying out the QAnon worldview, a place where Donald Trump is poised to triumph over Satan.

 

Christianity, particularly evangelical Christiainity, is a huge thing in QAnon. QAnon promoters with names like “Praying Medic” frame QAnon in Christian terms, pulling even more people into the conspiracy theory.

 

The JFK Jr. Dead-Enders

One of the strangest parts about QAnon is the very vocal faction that believes John F. Kennedy Jr. faked his death to become Q.

 

This group has scoured copies of Kennedy’s George magazine for clues, and became briefly convinced that Kennedy would make his triumphant return and replace Mike Pence on the Trump 2020 ticket at the Trump-centric July Fourth celebration. At the Trump hotel ahead of the fireworks, several women walked around with pictures of JFK Jr. on their shirts or hats.

 

“He’s alive!” one woman with a fan showing Kennedy wearing a MAGA hat whispered to me.

The JFK Jr. faction is even convinced that one specific person, fedora-wearing Trump superfan Vincent Fusca, is JFK Jr. It’s obviously not true, but Fusca hasn’t publicly said he’s not JFK Jr.

 

Fusca might be having one of the wildest times of anyone in the Trump era but, alas, he’s turned down my interview requests.

Anonymous ID: e9031e Sept. 29, 2020, 4:11 a.m. No.10833239   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>10833232

>>10833238

The Children’s Crusade

They’re not the biggest part of QAnon, but a bizarre network called the Children’s Crusade has formed around former airline pilot and 9/11 truther Field McConnell. I wrote a two-part investigation into this group in August, covering the various QAnon crimes they’ve been connected to.

 

Members of the Children’s Crusade have been involved in crimes across the country—even harboring a fugitive QAnon believer accused of planning a violent attack on a foster home. While we’re used to thinking of QAnon violence as the creation of lone wolves, the fugitive incident raises the possibility of more organized QAnon law-breaking.

 

Read Part 1 and Part 2 of my series here.

 

Save the Children

The average QAnon supporter looks a lot like the average Trump supporter: white, Christian older. But that’s starting to change, thanks to the Facebook, QAnon-crazed Instagram yoga influencers, and one hashtag: #SaveTheChildren

 

These unlikely new QAnon believers have flooded the streets of cities in America and the United Kingdom around the banner #SaveTheChildren, a usefully vague QAnon frontgroup that sucks in well-meaning people concerned about human trafficking. As the QAnon Anonymous podcast has usefully shown, however, just exactly what the children are being saved from is quickly revealed when organizers are pressed: they’re being saved, they say, from having their adrenochrome drained, or being eaten at Comet Ping Pong.

 

Dubbed QAmom or Pastel QAnon, this take on QAnon has exploded on social media. Combining with natural-healing and anti-vaccine mom internet subcultures, #SaveTheChildren has pulled in all kinds of people that wouldn’t normally be drawn to QAnon.

 

This is an unstable breakout opportunity for QAnon—so powerful, in fact, that the old-school QAnon-heads claim this is all a false-flag meant to embarrass the usual QAnon hardcore. Instead, the #SaveTheChildren crowd are younger, more diverse, and not necessarily even Trump supporters.

 

It raises some ominous questions about how far this thing is going to go!

Anonymous ID: e9031e Sept. 29, 2020, 4:14 a.m. No.10833245   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>3249 >>3431

>>10833175

 

Steinbart is retarded

not connected to Q team at all

 

HIS documentary is now cancelled as he sits in jail:

 

Q Documentary - [TRAILER1]

189,978 views•Sep 8, 2020

 

https://youtu.be/_4IC9MnofKM

Anonymous ID: e9031e Sept. 29, 2020, 4:27 a.m. No.10833276   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>3278 >>3285 >>3287 >>3303

GOP lawmaker speaks out against QAnon supporters on ballot

State Rep. Patrick Garofalo, R-Farmington, in a post on Twitter, called QAnon "a crackpot conspiracy group that has zero legitimacy."

 

By Stephen Montemayor Star Tribune

SEPTEMBER 26, 2020 — 10:38PM

 

Image: A QAnon sign in Olympia, Wash., in May. In Minnesota, six GOP candidates have expressed support for the conspiracy theory.

 

With the news that at least a half dozen GOP state legislative candidates have expressed support for the QAnon conspiracy theory, one senior Republican lawmaker issued a full-throated call for their endorsements to be rescinded.

 

State Rep. Patrick Garofalo, R-Farmington, in a post on Twitter, called QAnon “a crackpot conspiracy group that has zero legitimacy.”

 

“Any candidate for office who supports or advocates QAnon nonsense is unqualified to be an elected official,” he wrote. “The Republican Party should rescind the endorsement of any candidate who supports QAnon poison.”

 

Yet it remains unclear if the Minnesota Republican Party will take any action. The party has not responded to requests for comment or publicly addressed the report. Other Republican leaders in the state are appearing to let Garofalo’s statement speak for itself. Some Republican strategists suggest that the QAnon-linked candidates have emerged in Minnesota races the GOP has little chance of winning and that the issue is being ginned up by the media.

 

Still, addressing QAnon before the 2020 election poses a unique challenge: Any reports on conspiracy theories or other examples of extremist movements risk further spreading their narratives. But it is undeniable that QAnon’s adherents are inching closer into the GOP mainstream. In 2018, QAnon supporters were occasional sightings at political rallies. Now, they are beginning to appear on ballots. Scores of congressional and state-level candidates for office around the country have expressed varying degrees of support for a movement that the FBI has warned could inspire domestic terrorism or violence.

 

GLEN STUBBE, STAR TRIBUNE

Rep. Pat Garofalo, R-Farmington, shown in a 2018 file photo.

The same day the Star Tribune reported on the six GOP candidates, the Simon Wiesenthal Center, a human rights group, released a report on how the fringe movement has made its way into mainstream politics. The report outlined four candidates for the U.S. Senate and House who have been connected to QAnon.

 

“Increased awareness, coupled with easy accessibility on social media, and the compelling intrigue of a cryptic and evolving (and sometimes salacious) conspiracy, may suggest that QAnon is here to stay for a while longer,” according to the report. “Increased legitimacy from political candidates, the FBI’s warning that it is likely to inspire domestic extremists, alongside multiple documented violence incidents supposedly inspired by QAnon, also could signal that QAnon poses a dangerous threat to U.S. society.”

 

Minnesota U.S. Rep. Tom Emmer, who chairs the National Republican Congressional Committee, has said in previous media interviews that the committee doesn’t “support any hate-driven conspiracy theories,” adding that the campaign arm of the House Republicans is focusing on candidates in the dozens of targeted districts that can be swung back to GOP hands Nov. 3. MinnPost reported last week that the NRCC had included multiple candidates linked to QAnon in its Young Guns program. Emmer has congratulated candidates such as Marjorie Taylor Greene, a QAnon supporter who appears headed to a U.S. House seat in Georgia.

 

66 COMMENTS

 

Anons should call the reporter and ask him to a counter story that is PRO Q from Anons point of view for Minnesota readers

 

Stephen Montemayor covers politics and government in Minnesota. He previously reported on federal courts and law enforcement for the Star Tribune.

 

stephen.montemayor@startribune.com 612-673-1755 smontemayor

 

New Minnesota House energy chief drives a Tesla …

Anonymous ID: e9031e Sept. 29, 2020, 4:29 a.m. No.10833285   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>3287

>>10833276

>“Increased awareness, coupled with easy accessibility on social media, and the compelling intrigue of a cryptic and evolving (and sometimes salacious) conspiracy, may suggest that QAnon is here to stay for a while longer,” according to the report. “Increased legitimacy from political candidates, the FBI’s warning that it is likely to inspire domestic extremists, alongside multiple documented violence incidents supposedly inspired by QAnon, also could signal that QAnon poses a dangerous threat to U.S. society.”

Anonymous ID: e9031e Sept. 29, 2020, 5:03 a.m. No.10833427   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>10833299

 

https://youtu.be/3ncG3Ht-BNE

 

HMMMM?

 

@0.30

 

look at the smaller article headline after the bigger headline

 

Joint Chiefs Seize Power

New Elections To Be Held

Before Trial Will Begin

Anonymous ID: e9031e Sept. 29, 2020, 5:07 a.m. No.10833445   🗄️.is 🔗kun   >>3475

>>10832834

 

anyone got that CNN clip from 5:00AM EST to see the mask?

 

>Guise, I cannot get the video as it just aired at the 5:00 AN EST slot

 

>Kiatlin Collins field reporter who covers the WH and Trump

 

>just did a live story about "money" troubles and Trump Apprentice kept him afloat

 

>What caught my attention:

 

>of all the covid "masks" she could have "chose" to wear

 

>she chose one that is the Epstein Island BLUE WHITE STRIPES.

 

>and her jacket/blazer was GOLD

 

(If Anon can, please grab the video /image of the blue white mask for records)

Anonymous ID: e9031e Sept. 29, 2020, 5:14 a.m. No.10833475   🗄️.is 🔗kun

>>10833445

>>10832834

kaitlyn collins DGT money troubles Apprentice saved him tax issues story

she wore a

blue white epstien island colored mask and gold blazer

 

saw it on

CNN

 

"Early Start "

 

First story

5AM EST