Now Trump, constantly looking to demonstrate his political strength as he nears an announcement on a likely 2024 bid, is giving QAnon adherents repeated signals that he’s their ally.

I supported Donald Trump in 2016, we were one of the only Christian websites anywhere that predicted his landslide Electoral College win, and I supported him again in 2020. He didn’t build the wall, the Swamp only rose higher, but him rubberstamping the Abraham Accords was a huge end times ‘get’, and well worth all the rest. QAnon, on the other hand, is a completely different animal.

“Wisdom is the principal thing; therefore get wisdom: and with all thy getting get understanding.” Proverbs 4:7 (KJB)

QAnon doctrine infected not only the lives of the average citizen, I watched in horror as pastors and preachers began repeating their fallacious talking points from pulpits all across America. I watched how QAnon began merging itself with Christians, they are not a Christian organization, creating a kind of hybrid, pseudo Christian Nationalism that had a ‘form of godliness’ but definitely not its power. If Trump runs again, I will likely vote for him a third time, but QAnon? You can go kick yourself to the curb, you’re not welcome here.

Trump asks QAnon to stand back and stand by

FROM THE SPOKESMAN REVIEW: Luckily for her, Rebecca Lanis wasn’t home when her father shot and killed her mother and severely wounded her sister earlier this month. So she was able to help offer one explanation for the otherwise inexplicable act: Her father had collapsed into the world of conspiracy theory after Donald Trump lost the 2020 presidential election. That includes the conspiracy known as QAnon, which Lanis in a Reddit post blamed unequivocally for muddying her father’s mind.

“It’s like he got possessed by a demon,” she wrote.

This is not the first time that QAnon has been intertwined in a murder. In early 2019, a man purportedly in the sway of the conspiracy theory shot to death a reputed gangster on Long Island. At the time, Marymount Manhattan College psychology professor Cheryl Paradis explained to The Washington Post that political rhetoric, like popular culture, could shape the paranoid delusions of the mentally ill. But in a May 2019 bulletin, the FBI made clear that it saw QAnon as something more dangerous.

“The FBl assesses anti-government, identity based, and fringe political conspiracy theories very likely motivate some domestic extremists, wholly or in part,” it read, “to commit criminal and sometimes violent activity.” That included potential “targeting of specific people, places, and organizations, thereby increasing the likelihood of violence against these targets.”

On Jan. 6, 2021, this warning was made manifest. Prominent among those who stormed the Capitol were explicit adherents to QAnon – the dangerous idea that there is a cabal of powerful pedophiles including prominent Democrats and cultural elites that Trump is silently working to dismantle. And after years of playing footsie with the movement, Trump has begun openly embracing it – even as the federal government’s years of warnings about violence linked to domestic extremism grow louder.

Trumpism and QAnon are inextricable, as I wrote in August 2018. (The headline: “There’s a virus in Trumpland.”) QAnon’s portrayal of Hollywood and political elites not just as culture-war opponents but as actually evil was simply an elevation of the anti-elite rhetoric that’s at the heart of Trump’s political pitch. But it also, as one Trump rally attendee told me then, helped to reframe Trump’s messy presidency as ordered.

“It’s like there’s a larger design,” he said. “Despite all the chaos the country is going through, there is a backbone of what’s taking place behind the scenes.”

When he was president, Trump’s team generally tried to keep the movement at a distance. Likely recognizing that associating closely with a deranged conspiracy theory had more downside than up-, Trump supporters reported being asked to hide overt symbols of support for QAnon. But as his reelection bid neared, Trump began to explicitly praise the movement. First, he offered his congratulations to Marjorie Taylor Greene for winning a House GOPprimary in Georgia – when Greene was primarily known nationally as someone who had embraced QAnon. Asked about the idea a few days later, Trump shrugged.

“I don’t know much about the movement other than I understand they like me very much, which I appreciate,” he said to a bemused White House press corps. Asked specifically about the idea that he was serving as a warrior against a satanic cabal of pedophiles and cannibals – a more extreme iteration of the theory – Trump didn’t say no but, instead, “If I can help save the world from problems, I’m willing to do it.”

The Daily Beast’s Will Sommer, who has a book documenting QAnon coming out early next year, noted at the time that QAnon had been champing at the bit to see Trump asked specifically about their movement. His failure to disavow it was seen by hardcore adherents in the same way that members of the Proud Boys viewed his failure to disavow that right-wing extremist group during a 2020 presidential debate: as a tacit endorsement.

Then Trump lost. The Capitol riot failed to keep him in power. Q – purportedly a government insider whose cryptic posts on fringe websites had been grist for QAnon’s conspiracy mill – stopped writing.

But the movement kept pressing forward and its theories kept spreading. The first two years of President Biden’s tenure have been riddled with accusations about rampant pedophilia on the left, from decrying Democrats as “groomers” to trying to paint Biden’s Supreme Court nominee as soft on pedophiles – as Greene, now a member of the House, did earlier this year. This wasn’t all explicitly intertwined with QAnon, but it leveraged the political and cultural energy of the movement.

“It’s kind of a spectrum of Q to at this point,” CNN’s Elle Reeve, who is writing a book on extremism, told me after the Jan. 6 riot: “people who are like, ‘no, I’m not that deep into Q, but who can’t get behind taking out pedophiles? No one likes pedophiles!’ “

Meanwhile, polling indicated that a sizable portion of the population continued to adhere to even the most bizarre elements of what QAnon had long claimed. Meanwhile, the Biden administration continued to warn about the danger posed by domestic extremism, including QAnon.

“The fact that Q is more palatable to more people makes it much more dangerous,” Reeve said, comparing it to White nationalist rhetoric. “Because it means, of the huge group that believes in it, the small number who are willing to take violent action will be like an absolute larger number.”

That there’s a huge group that believes Trump is the nation’s salvation against evil has not escaped the former president’s attention. Last week, he elevated a QAnon meme on the social-media platform he owns. There are three explicit QAnon references there: the Q on the lapel, the reference to a “storm” and the tagline WWG1WGA. That’s a shorthand for “where we go one, we go all,” a sort of informal QAnon motto.

Then Trump spoke at a rally in Ohio on Saturday, targeting the 2022 midterms. He wasn’t the only speaker; Greene addressed the audience to loud applause. So did J.R. Majewski, a Republican House candidate who Sommer noted has embraced QAnon rhetoric.

And then there was the music. Trump often ends his rally speeches with canned riffs meant to rouse his audience’s patriotism or partisanship. At the rally on Saturday, though, the riff was accompanied by unusual music – music that the New York Times described as “all but identical to a song called ‘Wwg1wga.’” Hearing the tune, people in the audience at the rally raised their index fingers as an apparent reference to the “one” in the motto.

To the Times, Trump’s team denied that the song was linked to QAnon. But, again, the difference between embracing the fringe and failing to denounce the fringe can be subtle. When Trump was asked to tell the Proud Boys to stand down but he instead said they should “stand back and stand by,” one member of the group said that its membership tripled. Proud Boys were later a central part of the violence on Jan. 6.

Now Trump, constantly looking to demonstrate his political strength as he nears an announcement on a likely 2024 bid, is giving QAnon adherents repeated signals that he’s their ally.

“I think Trump or someone in his orbit is definitely ramping up their QAnon outreach, and the Ohio rally reflects that,” Sommer said in a direct message on Monday morning. “He’s playing this WWG1WGA song at a rally when it’s already been pointed out that there’s an obvious QAnon connection. He’s posting more explicit Q content on Truth Social. There’s definitely been a change in tenor from Trump’s camp on QAnon toward more explicit endorsement that I think is hard to miss.” READ MORE

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Uvalde Students inside were calling 911 and begging for help, but police officers stayed outside for almost an hour during the mass shooting. Why?

This is where conspiracy theory comes from, and why it exists, because there are times when the “truth” that is being put forward just doesn’t make any sense at all. For example, it is obvious that Lee Harvey Oswald did not kill JFK, that the Warren Commission Report was a sham, with its “magic bullet” hypothesis total nonsense. It is obvious that planes did not bring down the World Trade Towers, and neither could they or any other plane bring that about. The Towers were specifically constructed to withstand multiple plane attacks. Uvalde police officers refused to go after the school shooter, and stood there denying assistance for over an hour. Who put them up to that, and more importantly, why?

“And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free.” John 8:32 (KJB)

The Uvalde school shooting took place on Day 800 of 15 Days To Flatten the Curve, and from the very beginning, just about everything was off about it. Do we live in a world where actors within our government are actually capable of staging an event of this magnitude? We absolutely do, and you’re kidding yourself if you think otherwise. Think about it, the Uvalde police were openly harassing the parents, preventing them from going in to rescue their kids, while refusing to do anything themselves. Isn’t that the same thing as providing cover for the shooter? Were the police told to stand down, and if so, who gave the order, and why did they give the order? Who killed Kennedy? The same people who brought down the Twin Towers, that’s who. Who’s that? Why don’t you go to Washington DC right now and ask them, they’ll be there all weekend.

Now The End Begins enthusiastically supports law enforcement, always have and always will, but what happened in Uvalde stinks and I don’t believe any of the official narrative. I have every confidence that the conspiracy theory community will dig deeply and come up with some interesting nuggets to help us figure this out, they usually do. 

Something is drastically wrong in all accounts of police response to Uvalde shooting

FROM THE WSJ: Children, some already shot, some not, were trapped in adjoining classrooms. As many as 19 cops were gathered in the hall just outside. The Washington Post timeline has the killer roaming the classrooms: “The attack went for so long, witnesses said, that the gunman had time to taunt his victims before killing them, even putting on songs that one student described to CNN as ‘I-want-people-to-die music.’ ”

Students inside were calling 911 and begging for help. The officers failed to move for almost an hour.

Everyone in America knows the story. Finding out exactly how and why it happened is the urgent business of government. We can’t let it dribble away into the narrative void and settle for excuses. “People are still shaken up.” “Probes take time.” “We’re still burying the children.” We can’t let the idea settle in that this is how it is now, if bad trouble comes you’re on your own. It is too demoralizing.

We can’t let it settle in that the police can’t be relied on to be physically braver than other people. An implicit agreement in going into the profession is that you’re physically brave. I don’t understand those saying with nonjudgmental empathy, “I’m not sure I would have gone in.” It was their job to go in. If you can’t cut it, then don’t join and get the badge, the gun and the pension.

The most focused and intense investigating has to be done now, when it’s still fresh and raw—before the 19 cops and their commanders fully close ranks, if they haven’t already, and lawyer up. Those officers—they know everything that happened while nothing was done for an hour. A lot of them would have had to override their own common sense to stand down under orders; most would have had to override a natural impulse toward compassion. Many would be angry now, or full of reproach or a need to explain. Get them now.

Within moments of the massacre’s ending, the police were issuing strange claims. They said the shooter was confronted by a school guard and shots were exchanged. Not true. They said the shooter was wearing body armor. He wasn’t. They said he was “barricaded” inside the classroom. Is that the right word for a guy behind a single locked door? They said a teacher left open the door the shooter used to enter. Videotape showed otherwise. They didn’t admit what happened outside the school as parents pleaded with the police to do something and tried to fight past the cordon so at least they could do something. The Washington Post had a witness who heard parents tell the police, “Do your f— job!” The police said they were. A man yelled, “Get your f— rifles and handle business!” Those parents were patronized and pushed around.

Even accounting for the fog of war there’s something next-level about the spin and falsehoods that occurred in Uvalde. READ MORE

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An eerie swarm of purple lights amassed in the skies over downtown Austin, Texas, Sunday evening. Four hundred drones were suspended over the city during the South by Southwest festival to form a giant, hovering … QR code?

That people are being mentally, emotionally and spiritually prepared to meet Antichrist is far beyond any reasonable level of dispute here on Day 728 of 15 Days To Flatten the Curve. Things once considered relegated to the realm of conspiracy theory, like Project Bluebeam for example, are busting out all over. I don’t know about you, but in 2022, I need to find myself some brand new conspiracy theories because all mine have come true already. Thank you, New World Order.

“Behold ye among the heathen, and regard, and wonder marvellously: for I will work a work in your days, which ye will not believe, though it be told you.” Habakkuk 1:5 (KJB)

So let’s strap on the VR goggles, jump into the Metaverse, disconnect ourselves from any kind of tangible reality, and embrace this brave, new world they are presenting us with, right? Wrong. I reject it, all of it, and am so glad that the Lord has raised up NTEB for “such a time as this” to expose the works of the darkness and the rapidly-assembling the kingdom of the coming Antichrist. Let’s use these days and this time we find ourselves in, the most exciting time in human history for the born again Bible believer who is waiting for Flight #777 on Titus213 Airlines.

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‘Alien Drone Swarm’ Form Giant Hovering QR Code Over Austin Texas to Promote ‘Halo’ From Paramount+

FROM THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER: The dystopic-yet-impressive stunt was from Paramount+ to promote its upcoming sci-fi series Halo, based on the popular Xbox game about a warrior fighting off an alien invasion. The display was 300 feet tall roughly the height of the Statue of Liberty and 600 feet wide (almost two football fields). And, yes, the QR code was scannable, linking to a trailer for the series.

Locals on Austin subreddit had plenty of thoughts. “This is obviously a sign of the apocalypse,” wrote one. “The day I look up to the night sky and see a fucking ad is the day you should just shoot me right there,” penned another. “I saw it and got scared and ran inside,” wrote another.

There were positive responses, too: “D*** that’s genuinely so cool,” opined one user. “Smart idea—get your message out to the people who don’t give any **** to actually get anywhere near [downtown, where South by Southwest was held]. I, for one, am interested in this.”

And still others pointed out that such a stunt could be used in the future for more nefarious purposes by tricking people into opening malware on their phones.

Here’s a video of the swarm morphing:

wow this QR code made up of drones for #sxsw is 🤯

it’s clickable and works 👍 pic.twitter.com/jd5vsBcPdn

— dennis hegstad 🤠 (@dennishegstad) March 14, 2022

“It sounded like a swarm of bees x1000,” wrote Dennis Hegstad, who captured the photos from his balcony.

The ‘alien swarm’ will appear several times again Monday night starting around 8 p.m., with the best viewing options by Rainey Street, East Side Tavern, or The Fairmont. The studio partnered with Giant Spoon on the activation. READ MORE

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