QANON: MAN ARRESTED FOR THREATENING TO KILL TRUMP WAS A BELIEVER: REPORT

Jeffrey Gardner Boyd, the man charged with allegedly threatening to kill President Donald Trump and members of his family, repeatedly spoke about the QAnon conspiracy theory prior to his arrest according to a report.

Pennsylvania State Police arrested the 55 year old from Tulsa, Oklahoma, on July 31 in Berwick, Columbia County. Officers discovered a loaded handgun and ammunition in his truck, ABC16 reported. He was charged with four counts of making terrorist threats with intent to terrorize another, according to court documents seen by Tulsa World, after he allegedly threatened to kill the President, as well as his daughter Ivanka, son Donald Trump Jr., and son-in-law Jared Kushner. Boyd, who is being held on a $1 million bail, pleaded not guilty to the charges.

Days before Trump addressed a rally in Pennsylvania in early August, Boyd allegedly drove from Tulsa, uninvited, to meet a woman he spoke to on Twitter, Tulsa World reported citing Pennsylvania State Police.

He was convinced unknown agents were holding the woman, identified only as Kate, who tweets about QAnon, hostage, according to The Daily Beast.

https://www.newsweek.com/man-arrested-threatening-kill-trump-was-qanon-believer-report-1069453

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A California Wildfire Suspect Pushed QAnon And Pedophile Conspiracy Theories On Facebook

Forrest Clark, accused of sparking the 18,000-acre Holy fire in California, shared debunked conspiracy theories, including about pedophiles controlling the world.

They will try to paint us as crazy loons..

A man arrested this week for allegedly setting a massive Southern California wildfire has a history of making threats and sharing bogus anti-government conspiracy theories online, including the baseless idea that the world is run by a secret cabal of pedophiles.

Forrest Clark, 51, was arrested Tuesday after investigators concluded he had intentionally set the Holy fire, which as of Friday had burned more than 18,000 acres in Orange and Riverside counties. The blaze has also destroyed at least a dozen buildings and was only 5% contained as of Friday afternoon.

Clark is currently facing three counts of arson, one count of making criminal threats, and two counts of resisting police.

Prosecutors have not said what Clark's motive may have been, but a Facebook page appearing to belong to him suggests he was obsessed with fringe anti-government conspiracy theories. In one instance, on July 17, he shared a YouTube video — which has since been taken down — with the caption "protect our children execute the pedos!"

https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/jimdalrympleii/california-wildfire-suspect-conspiracy-theories

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On this week's episode of Take That, I explained how I know the QAnon conspiracy theory isn't real.

QAnon behaves like a movie character, communicating cryptically and dropping clues to continue leading on its believers. But people don't behave like that unless they are a character in a movie like The Da Vinci Code.