Trump pushes crazy website promoting satanic cults and conspiracy theories (Nov 2017)

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[MNDude]

On Monday morning, Donald Trump continued his long-standing feud with media organizations not named Fox News, the president’s latest attack on how media organizations have covered his administration.

“Believe it or not, even when I’m in Washington or New York, I do not watch much television,” President Trump told reporters aboard Air Force One during his recent trip overseas. “I’m reading documents. A lot.”

Over the weekend, Trump gave Americans a glimpse of the type of documents he’s reading when he shared a link to a right-wing conspiracy theory website’s list of what it views as the president’s accomplishments during his first 10 months in office.

“Wow, even I didn’t realize we did so much,” Trump wrote on Twitter. “Wish the Fake News would report! Thank you.”

For instance, just hours after Trump promoted the website to his 43.5 million Twitter followers, MagaPill shared a video from Liz Crokin, a right-wing figure best known for pushing the phony “Pizzagate” conspiracy theory, which falsely claimed former Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton was running a child-sex ring out of a pizza parlor.

The site has also promoted a “white rabbit” conspiracy theory, often identified with the hashtag #Qanon, a reference to what followers say is an insider in Trump’s team with “Q-level” security clearance — a high-level clearance at the Department of Energy — who supposedly has knowledge of a satanic pedophile cult involving top government, entertainment and business leaders that the president is trying to bring to justice.

[grey_whiskers]

Go look up the Podesta art work.

[greeneyes]

Thanks for the ping and link.

[phoneman08]

Wow, I really didn’t put much stock into this whole pizzagate thing. After watching this reporters video, I now see what others have been all atwitter about. Disturbing stuff.

Thanks for sharing.

[Bigg Red]

Thank you. God bless you.

[greeneyes]

If I walked up to almost anyone I know and told them exactly what was really going on, they wouldn’t believe it. Most people can not take the red pill in one big dose without rejecting it out right. It’s too disturbing to how they think the world works.

So it’s best to educate them in small doses, starting with the least upsetting stuff. Asking questions is a great method to raise the receptivity for following the snippets of information. Getting them to research and find out more helps bring them up to speed.

The white rabbit: I haven’t really looked into this to see what Q’s message is on this. However, what little I did read had to do with Alex Podesta.

He’s an artist, and apparently has a fixation with odd white rabbits-lots of pictures of humans in rabbit suits etc. I read that he lived close to Obama-not sure when or where.

Have had no time to research for additional sources and info, and make no conclusion as to accuracy of this. Some one on the Q boards may have it all worked out, but I don’t twitter, and I don’t visit the boards. Second hand transcript is fine for me.

[greeneyes]

I personally do sometimes look various sites briefly just to see what line of bull they are peddling. Mostly so I know what to mention in casual conversation so that people don’t fall for it.

[greeneyes]

He was taken off the air. A few days later people were wondering where he was, because no one had seen anything on his twitter. Not sure if he ever came back.