Children must be protected.
These people are sick.
If you were an alien from outer space watching these videos who would you conclude the Leader is?
Bravo.
Turnabout is ..
Hydra.
]Lara[ says this is the moment digital soldiers have been waiting for.
Attempt failed.
This meme is magic.
The QAnon catchphrases that took over the Jackson hearings
5 APR 2022
Republican senators questioning Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson at her Supreme Court nomination hearing didn’t explicitly mention QAnon or its putative oracle, Q. They didn’t mention the child sex trafficking ring run by a global cabal of Democratic politicians, financial, media and Hollywood elites, medical establishment professionals and the satanic pedophile Hillary Clinton. They didn’t mention the Storm, the day these cabalists will be rounded up and executed. And they didn’t mention QAnon’s North Star, former president Donald Trump, who is secretly dismantling the pedophile ring.
They didn’t have to. QAnon, a sprawling conspiracy theory, is built on nods and winks, which has allowed it to move from the fringes to the center of American politics without toppling the mainstream conservative politicians who are courting its adherents. All Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) had to do to set the stage for the hearing was allege in tweets beforehand that Jackson’s record on sex offender policies “endangers our children.”
Never mind that Hawley’s attacks have been fact-checked and found wanting or that that they were never raised in previous nomination hearings, for Jackson or for Trump judicial nominees with similar records. The allegations were not about the facts. The goal was to portray Jackson, and by extension Democrats, as players in the QAnon narrative that public institutions are overrun with child predators. The attacks also represented a test of what conservatives would accept. Would the conservative establishment recoil? With few exceptions, the answer was no. Senators including Lindsey O. Graham (R-S.C.), Tom Cotton (R-Ark.) and Ted Cruz (R-Tex.) jumped on the child-predator bandwagon and were rewarded with slots on Fox News to repeat their allegations.
QAnon counts at the ballot box, but saying the Q part out loud can still come with costs. “I know nothing about it,” Trump himself said shortly before the 2020 election. “I do know that they are very much against pedophilia. They fight it very hard, but I know nothing about it.” Signaling with plausible deniability, however, is sufficient to cater to this constituency, and QAnon showed up in force both at the polls and at the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol.
It’s a big constituency. Polls vary but show a shockingly high level of support for these conspiracy theories, concentrated among Republicans. A recent Economist/YouGov poll found that 16 percent of Republicans have a “very” or “somewhat” favorable view of QAnon, and 49 percent of Republicans said it was “definitely” or “probably” true that top Democrats were involved in elite child sex-trafficking rings.
The signaling, increasingly bold, found a prime platform at the Jackson hearings. The QAnon world was listening. While they had previously paid little attention to Jackson, supporters grew angry at the prospect of her nomination, with some calling for violence. Conservatives in the political and media arenas ran with the message: “Democrats really doing their best to secure the pedophile vote for future elections this week,” Donald Trump Jr. tweeted. When Sen. Mitt Romney (R-Utah) announced Monday that he would vote for Jackson’s confirmation when the matter goes before the full Senate on Thursday, Mollie Hemingway, editor of the conservative magazine the Federalist, tweeted that the only new information Romney had secured since voting against her confirmation to a lower court was “increased awareness of her ‘soft-on-pedos’ approach.” Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) was more direct about Romney and the other two Republican senators who have so far indicated they would also vote for Jackson, Lisa Murkowski (Alaska) and Susan Collins (Maine): “Any Senator voting to confirm #KJB is pro-pedophile just like she is,” Greene tweeted.
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