Flynn was a scheduled speaker for a September 2019 "Digital Soldiers Conference" in Atlanta, along with other Trump associates George Papadopoulos and Gina Loudon. The stated purpose was to prepare "patriotic social media warriors" for a coming "digital civil war." The announcement for the event prominently displayed a Q spelled in stars on the blue field of an American flag, and the host of the event had numerous references to QAnon on his Twitter account.[248][249] On Independence Day 2020, Flynn tweeted a video of himself leading others in an oath to QAnon.[250] Flynn's attorney, Sidney Powell, denied the oath related to QAnon, saying it was merely a statement engraved on a bell on John F. Kennedy's sailboat. However, during preceding days numerous Qanon followers had taken the same so-called "digital soldier oath" on Twitter, using the same #TakeTheOath hashtag as Flynn had.[251][252]
Days after being pardoned by Trump, Flynn tweeted a press release by a group calling itself the “We the People Convention” that called on the president to “exercise the Extraordinary Powers of his office and declare limited Martial Law to temporarily suspend the Constitution and civilian control of these federal elections in order to have the military implement a national re-vote that reflects the true will of the people.”[253]
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