Topic: ‘We really are the cucks': QAnon adrift after Trump ‘fails to ascend as God Empe - page 2. (Read 283 times)
January 21, 2021, 10:21:05 AM
Only watched the first bit of part 1, but it seems pretty good, and is quite apropos:
QAnon Zionist Disinformation Psychological Operation 6D Chess Honeytrap | Know More News (Part 1)
https://www.bitchute.com/video/BHQyDMPR7z77/
QAnon Zionist Disinformation Psychological Operation 6D Chess Honeytrap | Know More News (Part 2)
https://www.bitchute.com/video/q8dF3RCdTAsi/
I almost feel bad putting this info forward because there is a STRONG DESIRE to get actual and genuine ethnic hatred against 'the Jews' going by 'the Jews' themselves for a variety of reasons, and I don't want to support that.
On the other hand, I think that well documented and factual information is critical. As they say "..., and the truth will make you free."
January 21, 2021, 07:42:00 AM
Atleast some form of self reflection, but I doubt this is the case for the hole basis. I guess it's time to go into hiding for all the QAnon people for the next 4 years. Before the next big election they will all come out again with their crazy idea. I mean, Biden will be 82 years for the next election, who knows if he will be fit enough for a second term. Maybe the Democrats want to push Kamala Harris then into offic, who knows. Looks like the time of great memes from USA are over for now.
January 21, 2021, 06:33:44 AM
Trump is also reportedly considering starting a new "Patriot Party" to compete against the GOP.
The one cast-iron guarantee that the Democrats will remain in power is to create a third party that takes some of the GOP vote.
I was personally surprised at the lack of protest on inauguration day. Perhaps the belated police presence was off-putting, especially when combined with Trump abandoning the Capitol-stormers of the 6th. I was also anticipating the pardoning of Joe Exotic, a potential running-mate for '24 who could open a populist and tiger-strewn route back to power.
January 21, 2021, 01:36:36 AM
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"In the weeks leading up to Biden's inauguration, the worst elements of Trump's coalition— Nazis, white supremacists, Q-mesmerized "patriots," Proud Boys, Telegram lurkers, and all-purpose far-right sh*tlords—managed to hold out hope. ..."
"In the weeks leading up to Biden's inauguration, the worst elements of Trump's coalition— Nazis, white supremacists, Q-mesmerized "patriots," Proud Boys, Telegram lurkers, and all-purpose far-right sh*tlords—managed to hold out hope. ..."
Whuuuu??? What happened to the 'anti-semites'
Perhaps they are to be taken off the radar...for some reason...https://www.bitchute.com/video/8liZ1XSJmvuU/
January 21, 2021, 01:25:27 AM
Damn, never thought I would see the day where the QAnon people are actually beginning to admit that they were wrong and that Trump is not this god that is going to save them from everything.
None of them even got pardons or anything, that probably hit right in soul.
Could ya send some links of the QAnon forum? I can’t seem to find it and would love to browse.
None of them even got pardons or anything, that probably hit right in soul.
Could ya send some links of the QAnon forum? I can’t seem to find it and would love to browse.
January 21, 2021, 01:16:10 AM
So you don't have to click on the website, which I realize is mostly clickbait crap, but this is funny as hell.
‘We really are the cucks’: QAnon adrift after Trump ‘fails to ascend as God Emperor'
Supporters of the unhinged QAnon conspiracy theories were soul searching on Wednesday after Joe Biden became president of the United States without being arrested in "the storm" allegedly predicted.
"I'm the laughing stock of my family," one conspiracy theorist lamented.
Vice News reported more under the headline, "Trump Fails to Ascend as God Emperor, Leaving Diehard Fans Adrift."
"As new President Joseph R. Biden took his oath of office, his hand atop a massive family Bible, confusion, anger, and grief washed over some of the worst corners of the Internet," Vice reported. "Refugees from the QAnon conspiracy subreddit, now huddled together on a new website, took turns assuring each other that everything they were seeing was all part of the unfolding of the grand Plan they'd spent years breathlessly awaiting. 'I HAVE ZERO DOUBTS,' one wrote. But others weren't so sure. 'WTF?,' another wrote. 'He's being sworn in now.'"
"In the weeks leading up to Biden's inauguration, the worst elements of Trump's coalition— Nazis, white supremacists, Q-mesmerized "patriots," Proud Boys, Telegram lurkers, and all-purpose far-right sh*tlords—managed to hold out hope. On one website for Trump fans banished from Reddit, TheDonald.win, many users had assured one another that not only would Biden never take office, but that Trump, naturally, would never leave it," Vice explained. "Instead, they claimed to each other—in a refrain that was once ironic and seemed less so all the time—that he would ascend to the role of 'God Emperor.' On the morning of January 20, QAnon fans urged each other to 'Enjoy the show,' dotting their posts with popcorn emojis, meant to symbolize all of them sitting back and watching Armageddon rain down on the Satanic cabal they'd been led to believe rules the world."
"This is a bizarre, dangerous, and volatile moment for Trump's most impassioned and hateful fans. They have been forced to recognize that the glorious reckoning they dreamed of would not come to pass, that Trump would not and will not usher in either—take your pick—God's kingdom on earth or a white ethnostate. And in that moment, these people are vulnerable to any new bad idea that comes along," Vice noted.
"One of the pinned tweets on a large QAnon forum reminds Q adherents that it's important to 'take care of your mental health today.' A great majority of the users on the site seem despondent and directionless. At least one group, the Proud Boys, has seized upon the void Trump's departure has left in his followers' lives," Vice reported. "On one of their official channels on Telegram they tell Trump fans 'here is hope. Not for Trump to become president, but there is hope for our future. Abandon the GOP. Embrace the ultranationalist 3rd position.'"
Trump is also reportedly considering starting a new "Patriot Party" to compete against the GOP.
From the QAnon forum:
‘We really are the cucks’: QAnon adrift after Trump ‘fails to ascend as God Emperor'
Supporters of the unhinged QAnon conspiracy theories were soul searching on Wednesday after Joe Biden became president of the United States without being arrested in "the storm" allegedly predicted.
"I'm the laughing stock of my family," one conspiracy theorist lamented.
Vice News reported more under the headline, "Trump Fails to Ascend as God Emperor, Leaving Diehard Fans Adrift."
"As new President Joseph R. Biden took his oath of office, his hand atop a massive family Bible, confusion, anger, and grief washed over some of the worst corners of the Internet," Vice reported. "Refugees from the QAnon conspiracy subreddit, now huddled together on a new website, took turns assuring each other that everything they were seeing was all part of the unfolding of the grand Plan they'd spent years breathlessly awaiting. 'I HAVE ZERO DOUBTS,' one wrote. But others weren't so sure. 'WTF?,' another wrote. 'He's being sworn in now.'"
"In the weeks leading up to Biden's inauguration, the worst elements of Trump's coalition— Nazis, white supremacists, Q-mesmerized "patriots," Proud Boys, Telegram lurkers, and all-purpose far-right sh*tlords—managed to hold out hope. On one website for Trump fans banished from Reddit, TheDonald.win, many users had assured one another that not only would Biden never take office, but that Trump, naturally, would never leave it," Vice explained. "Instead, they claimed to each other—in a refrain that was once ironic and seemed less so all the time—that he would ascend to the role of 'God Emperor.' On the morning of January 20, QAnon fans urged each other to 'Enjoy the show,' dotting their posts with popcorn emojis, meant to symbolize all of them sitting back and watching Armageddon rain down on the Satanic cabal they'd been led to believe rules the world."
"This is a bizarre, dangerous, and volatile moment for Trump's most impassioned and hateful fans. They have been forced to recognize that the glorious reckoning they dreamed of would not come to pass, that Trump would not and will not usher in either—take your pick—God's kingdom on earth or a white ethnostate. And in that moment, these people are vulnerable to any new bad idea that comes along," Vice noted.
"One of the pinned tweets on a large QAnon forum reminds Q adherents that it's important to 'take care of your mental health today.' A great majority of the users on the site seem despondent and directionless. At least one group, the Proud Boys, has seized upon the void Trump's departure has left in his followers' lives," Vice reported. "On one of their official channels on Telegram they tell Trump fans 'here is hope. Not for Trump to become president, but there is hope for our future. Abandon the GOP. Embrace the ultranationalist 3rd position.'"
Trump is also reportedly considering starting a new "Patriot Party" to compete against the GOP.
From the QAnon forum:
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