rightwingwatch--2020-12-02--Dutch Sheets Knows That God Does Not Want Joe Biden to Be President

Evangelist and prophetic intercessor Dutch Sheets has been hosting daily prayer sessions on his YouTube channel in an effort to secure a second term for President Donald Trump .
In a video Monday , Sheets declared that Christians must never give up the fight to overturn the results of the election because “ God does not want ” Joe Biden to be president and it is “ ludicrous ” to suggest otherwise .
“ It is God ’ s will for Trump to win this , not Biden , ” Sheets said .
“ Why would God want a person @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that believes in killing the babies up until birth ?
” “ There ’ s no way that God , with his justice and heart , could want somebody to be president who ’ s going to do that , ” he continued , warning that if Biden takes office , he will undo Trump ’ s restrictions on providing aid to international organizations that support reproductive choice and will continue to fund Planned Parenthood .
“ It ’ s ludicrous to say God wants a person with that belief to be president @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s ludicrous to say God wants a party in control that boos him , that wants him to have nothing to do with their platform , they don ’ t want to name him in their platform , they won ’ t say his name in the Pledge of Allegiance .
I don ’ t even have to pray about it to know that God would not want that .
It ’ s ludicrous to say God would want a man to be president who believes 8-year-old kids should be able to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ procedures , to change their gender .
Eight years old !
God does not want that to be implemented in our nation .
He just doesn ’ t. ” “ So when we have God ’ s word and his ways behind us , ” Sheets declared , “ we have no choice but to continue to fight .
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Evangelist and prophetic intercessor Dutch Sheets has been hosting daily prayer sessions on his YouTube channel in an effort to secure a second term for President Donald Trump.
In a video Monday, Sheets declared that Christians must never give up the fight to overturn the results of the election because “God does not want” Joe Biden to be president and it is “ludicrous” to suggest otherwise.
“It is God’s will for Trump to win this, not Biden,” Sheets said. “Why would God want a person to be president of the United States that believes in killing the babies up until birth?”
“There’s no way that God, with his justice and heart, could want somebody to be president who’s going to do that,” he continued, warning that if Biden takes office, he will undo Trump’s restrictions on providing aid to international organizations that support reproductive choice and will continue to fund Planned Parenthood.
“It’s ludicrous to say God wants a person with that belief to be president,” Sheets added. “It’s ludicrous to say God wants a party in control that boos him, that wants him to have nothing to do with their platform, they don’t want to name him in their platform, they won’t say his name in the Pledge of Allegiance. I don’t even have to pray about it to know that God would not want that. It’s ludicrous to say God would want a man to be president who believes 8-year-old kids should be able to start the process, through drugs and procedures, to change their gender. Eight years old! God does not want that to be implemented in our nation. He just doesn’t.”
“So when we have God’s word and his ways behind us,” Sheets declared, “we have no choice but to continue to fight.”


rightwingwatch--2020-12-02--Religious Right Turns Attention to Georgia Senate Runoffs

Jentezen Franklin , an Atlanta-area megachurch pastor and ardent supporter of President Donald Trump , is urging his followers to vote in the two runoff elections for U.S. Senate that will be held on Jan. 5 .
At an Evangelicals for Trump event in July—Franklin ’ s son Drake directed Evangelicals for Trump —Franklin claimed that freedom itself was at stake in the presidential election , saying , “ Speak now or forever hold your peace .
You won ’ t have another chance .
You won ’ t have freedom of religion .
You won ’ t have freedom @ @ @ @ @ @ @ similar tone regarding the Senate runoff elections .
“ This special election will determine control of the US Senate and the future of our nation for the next four years , ” he wrote in a “ news update ” on his website Monday .
“ Life of the unborn is on the ballot .
Religious freedom is on the ballot as are the second amendment , the Supreme Court , socialism , and our unwavering support of Israel.
” Franklin urged people to volunteer , saying it would be “ an honor @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of one of the most strategic elections in recent history !
” Franklin ’ s post linked to Georgia Faith Votes , a project supported by religious-right groups including Ralph Reed ’ s Faith and Freedom Coalition , the Trump-promoting Intercessors for America , the conservative Christian voter mobilization group My Faith Votes , and Vision America ’ s Million Voices project .
“ Georgia , the future of America is in your hands , ” declares the Georgia Faith Votes website .
In addition to information about procedures and deadlines for registering @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ voter guide ” to the two Senate races that portrays Republicans David Perdue and Kelly Loeffler as aligned with right-wing positions on a range of issues , including abortion and the Supreme Court .
The voter guide was produced by Vision America ’ s Million Voices project , which also amplifies right-wing voices by posting video interviews with people like former Rep. Allen West , pro-Trump “ prophet ” Lance Wallnau , and academic-turned-culture-warrior Carol Swain .
Vision America , founded and run for years by Rick Scarborough , describes itself as @ @ @ @ @ @ @ potential voters the foundation they need to act from a biblical worldview with confidence.
” Its CEO John Graves is a “ strategic advisory board ” member of Turning Point USA , the right-wing youth organization led by Charlie Kirk .
According to Vision America , Graves has “ used strategic systems and data to produce heat maps of both churches and social conservatives in each state ” and developed “ a ministry that offers breakthrough technology to help pastors mobilize their congregations.
” Ralph Reed , who built the Christian Coalition into @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ran unsuccessfully for the Republican nomination for lieutenant governor of Georgia in 2006 , now runs the Faith and Freedom Coalition , which works to identify and mobilize conservative Christian voters .
It , too , has published voter guides to the Senate runoffs .
They report candidate positions on abortion , Trump ’ s impeachment , the Affordable Care Act , the confirmation of Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court , and other issues .
“ Faith & Freedom made Georgia one of its top three spending targets in a $ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ election and plans increased organizing for the runoffs , ” Associated Press reported Sunday .
On Tuesday , My Faith Votes CEO Jason Yates and Honorary Chairman Mike Huckabee urged supporters via email to contribute toward a $ 50,000 matching grant , with Yates saying , “ If we ’ re successful , that will be $ 100,000 for Christian voter turnout in Georgia on January 5 , ” which Yates called “ our # 1 focus.
” Yates wrote that volunteers have already committed to write and send nearly 1 million postcards @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Georgia Senate runoff elections will impact our churches ’ freedom to remain open , protection for the unborn , stopping the spread of socialism , the preservation of the family as God designed it , the protection of Israel , and much more , ” Yates said .
On Wednesday , My Faith Votes upped its Georgia voter mobilization target to $ 200,000 after “ blowing past ” the $ 100,000 goal .
In addition , Christian-nation “ historian ” David Barton and other religious-right figures are planning to “ barnstorm ” Georgia @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” and “ restoration of biblical values and constitutional principles.
” Speakers include Rep. Barry Loudermilk , former Reps. Michele Bachmann , Turning Point USA president and Liberty University Falkirk Center co-founder Charlie Kirk , and actor Kirk Cameron .

Jentezen Franklin, an Atlanta-area megachurch pastor and ardent supporter of President Donald Trump, is urging his followers to vote in the two runoff elections for U.S. Senate that will be held on Jan. 5.
At an Evangelicals for Trump event in July—Franklin’s son Drake directed Evangelicals for Trump —Franklin claimed that freedom itself was at stake in the presidential election, saying, “Speak now or forever hold your peace. You won’t have another chance. You won’t have freedom of religion. You won’t have freedom of speech.”
Franklin has struck a similar tone regarding the Senate runoff elections. “This special election will determine control of the US Senate and the future of our nation for the next four years,” he wrote in a “news update” on his website Monday. “Life of the unborn is on the ballot. Religious freedom is on the ballot as are the second amendment, the Supreme Court, socialism, and our unwavering support of Israel.”
Franklin urged people to volunteer, saying it would be “an honor and a privilege to be a part of one of the most strategic elections in recent history!”
Franklin’s post linked to Georgia Faith Votes, a project supported by religious-right groups including Ralph Reed’s Faith and Freedom Coalition, the Trump-promoting Intercessors for America, the conservative Christian voter mobilization group My Faith Votes, and Vision America’s Million Voices project.
“Georgia, the future of America is in your hands,” declares the Georgia Faith Votes website. In addition to information about procedures and deadlines for registering and voting, the website includes a “voter guide” to the two Senate races that portrays Republicans David Perdue and Kelly Loeffler as aligned with right-wing positions on a range of issues, including abortion and the Supreme Court. The voter guide was produced by Vision America’s Million Voices project, which also amplifies right-wing voices by posting video interviews with people like former Rep. Allen West, pro-Trump “prophet” Lance Wallnau, and academic-turned-culture-warrior Carol Swain.
Vision America, founded and run for years by Rick Scarborough, describes itself as “a movement that gives voters and potential voters the foundation they need to act from a biblical worldview with confidence.” Its CEO John Graves is a “strategic advisory board” member of Turning Point USA, the right-wing youth organization led by Charlie Kirk. According to Vision America, Graves has “used strategic systems and data to produce heat maps of both churches and social conservatives in each state” and developed “a ministry that offers breakthrough technology to help pastors mobilize their congregations.”
Ralph Reed, who built the Christian Coalition into a political force in the 1990s and ran unsuccessfully for the Republican nomination for lieutenant governor of Georgia in 2006, now runs the Faith and Freedom Coalition, which works to identify and mobilize conservative Christian voters. It, too, has published voter guides to the Senate runoffs. They report candidate positions on abortion, Trump’s impeachment, the Affordable Care Act, the confirmation of Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court, and other issues.
“Faith & Freedom made Georgia one of its top three spending targets in a $50 million get-out-the-vote programs during the general election and plans increased organizing for the runoffs,” Associated Press reported Sunday.
On Tuesday, My Faith Votes CEO Jason Yates and Honorary Chairman Mike Huckabee urged supporters via email to contribute toward a $50,000 matching grant, with Yates saying, “If we’re successful, that will be $100,000 for Christian voter turnout in Georgia on January 5,” which Yates called “our #1 focus.” Yates wrote that volunteers have already committed to write and send nearly 1 million postcards to targeted Georgia voters. “The Georgia Senate runoff elections will impact our churches’ freedom to remain open, protection for the unborn, stopping the spread of socialism, the preservation of the family as God designed it, the protection of Israel, and much more,” Yates said. On Wednesday, My Faith Votes upped its Georgia voter mobilization target to $200,000 after “blowing past” the $100,000 goal.
In addition, Christian-nation “historian” David Barton and other religious-right figures are planning to “barnstorm” Georgia this week to promote “biblical citizenship” and “restoration of biblical values and constitutional principles.” Speakers include Rep. Barry Loudermilk, former Reps. Michele Bachmann, Turning Point USA president and Liberty University Falkirk Center co-founder Charlie Kirk, and actor Kirk Cameron.


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rightwingwatch--2020-12-03--Michael Flynn Joins Prayer Call With ‘Prophets’ Who Decree God Will Give Trump Victory

Michael Flynn , the recently pardoned former national security adviser who has called on President Donald Trump to declare martial law rather than concede to Joe Biden , was the featured guest on a Wednesday night prayer call hosted by religious-right leaders and activists who insist that God will yet intervene to keep Trump in the White House .
Wednesday ’ s call was the 11th “ Global Prayer for Election Integrity ” event , one of many online prayer gatherings being held by Trump-supporting religious-right leaders who refuse to accept that voters rejected the “ anointed ” Trump given @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that Trump would win reelection .
Call organizers had advertised that Sidney Powell , a lawyer promoting conspiracy theories about the election and filing so-far unsuccessful challenges to the results , would appear , but she didn ’ t make it .
Powell had also represented Flynn in the effort to overturn his conviction .
Her work baselessly claiming election fraud was lauded on the call by Flynn and Abigail Frye , an associate of Powell ’ s .
Flynn praised Powell as a “ spiritual warrior ” and called her his—and America @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” He urged people to pray for the “ incredibly brave patriots ” who have been coming forward to tell stories about alleged voting irregularities , who he said have been facing threats and intimidation .
Mario Bramnick , a religious-right activist who emceed the call , wondered out loud if there had been some kind of threat or intimidation against Attorney General William Barr that would explain Barr ’ s recent statement that he had seen no evidence of widespread voter fraud in the 2020 election .
Kevin Jessip , who worked @ @ @ @ @ @ @ organize the Sept. 25 “ The Return ” rally on the National Mall , encouraged people to contribute to Defending the Republic , the legal fund that has been set up to support Powell ’ s election work .
Also appearing on the call was Eric Metaxas , an author and radio host who has gone from being a self-styled conservative public intellectual into a full-on religious-right conspiracy theorist .
Metaxas noted that many of the people leading the charge on stolen-election claims—including Powell , Lin Wood , and Jenna Ellis—are “ born-again @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Lance Wallnau , a “ prophetic ” author and Trump supporter , also noted that the battle to overturn the election results is being “ sustained by Christians.
” He said God is responding to prayers that evil be revealed by bringing forth whistleblowers .
Metaxas said that Christians “ shouldn ’ t look in the natural ” to evaluate their odds of winning the battle to keep Trump in the White House but trust that “ God is going to do something.
” Wallnau decreed that God would “ overturn ” the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” from God has not yet been completed .
Bramnick responded to prayers by “ apostle ” John Kelly by affirming that today ’ s apostles and prophets “ don ’ t have to allow this ” because they have been given “ spiritual authority ” to “ shift ” things on Earth .
“ We are not dependent on the Pennsylvania congressional leadership , ” Bramnick said .
“ We , as Americans here and the nations joining us , can disallow any illegal verdict as it relates to the election and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ it down on the Earth realm.
” Another prayer leader , Pam Olsen , declared that Trump ’ s scheduled Dec. 5 appearance with Georgia Senators David Perdue and Kelly Loeffler , who both face Jan. 5 runoff elections , will be a “ victory rally ” for Trump as well as the senators .
Other prayer leaders included Intercessors for America ’ s Dave Kubal , author and evangelist James Goll , and Cindy Jacobs , a leader in the dominionist New Apostolic Reformation .
Others called in from around the world @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that December is the same month in which the attack on Pearl Harbor dragged a reluctant United States into World War II .
“ We are in a global battle , ” he said , adding that the battle over the election has “ catapulted ” the church out of passivity at the right place and time .
Jacobs prayed that all the ongoing prayer efforts would amount to a “ nuclear bomb against the powers of darkness ” and decreed that the intercession , engagement of angel armies , and legal work @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ critical mass ” needed for that “ nuclear explosion.
” Metaxas and Bramnick closed out the call .
“ We speak judgment over the deep state , ” Metaxas prayed , urging God to “ show your hand at this time in history.
” Bramnick thanked God in advance for giving Trump victory , declaring , “ Father , President Trump won in the natural , and Father , we decree that he will be seated as the president for another four years , Father .
We bring that down on the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ”

Michael Flynn, the recently pardoned former national security adviser who has called on President Donald Trump to declare martial law rather than concede to Joe Biden, was the featured guest on a Wednesday night prayer call hosted by religious-right leaders and activists who insist that God will yet intervene to keep Trump in the White House.
Wednesday’s call was the 11th “Global Prayer for Election Integrity” event, one of many online prayer gatherings being held by Trump-supporting religious-right leaders who refuse to accept that voters rejected the “anointed” Trump given that many “prophets” had declared that Trump would win reelection.
Call organizers had advertised that Sidney Powell, a lawyer promoting conspiracy theories about the election and filing so-far unsuccessful challenges to the results, would appear, but she didn’t make it. Powell had also represented Flynn in the effort to overturn his conviction. Her work baselessly claiming election fraud was lauded on the call by Flynn and Abigail Frye, an associate of Powell’s.
Flynn praised Powell as a “spiritual warrior” and called her his—and America’s—“guardian angel of justice.” He urged people to pray for the “incredibly brave patriots” who have been coming forward to tell stories about alleged voting irregularities, who he said have been facing threats and intimidation.
Mario Bramnick, a religious-right activist who emceed the call, wondered out loud if there had been some kind of threat or intimidation against Attorney General William Barr that would explain Barr’s recent statement that he had seen no evidence of widespread voter fraud in the 2020 election.
Kevin Jessip, who worked with End Times author Jonathan Cahn to organize the Sept. 25 “The Return” rally on the National Mall, encouraged people to contribute to Defending the Republic, the legal fund that has been set up to support Powell’s election work.
Also appearing on the call was Eric Metaxas, an author and radio host who has gone from being a self-styled conservative public intellectual into a full-on religious-right conspiracy theorist.
Metaxas noted that many of the people leading the charge on stolen-election claims—including Powell, Lin Wood, and Jenna Ellis—are “born-again believers” and “serious Christians.” Lance Wallnau, a “prophetic” author and Trump supporter, also noted that the battle to overturn the election results is being “sustained by Christians.” He said God is responding to prayers that evil be revealed by bringing forth whistleblowers.
Metaxas said that Christians “shouldn’t look in the natural” to evaluate their odds of winning the battle to keep Trump in the White House but trust that “God is going to do something.”
Wallnau decreed that God would “overturn” the election because Trump’s “assignment” from God has not yet been completed.
Bramnick responded to prayers by “apostle” John Kelly by affirming that today’s apostles and prophets “don’t have to allow this” because they have been given “spiritual authority” to “shift” things on Earth. “We are not dependent on the Pennsylvania congressional leadership,” Bramnick said. “We, as Americans here and the nations joining us, can disallow any illegal verdict as it relates to the election and decree the verdict of Heaven and bring it down on the Earth realm.”
Another prayer leader, Pam Olsen, declared that Trump’s scheduled Dec. 5 appearance with Georgia Senators David Perdue and Kelly Loeffler, who both face Jan. 5 runoff elections, will be a “victory rally” for Trump as well as the senators.
Other prayer leaders included Intercessors for America’s Dave Kubal, author and evangelist James Goll, and Cindy Jacobs, a leader in the dominionist New Apostolic Reformation. Others called in from around the world.
Goll made much of the fact that December is the same month in which the attack on Pearl Harbor dragged a reluctant United States into World War II. “We are in a global battle,” he said, adding that the battle over the election has “catapulted” the church out of passivity at the right place and time.
Jacobs prayed that all the ongoing prayer efforts would amount to a “nuclear bomb against the powers of darkness” and decreed that the intercession, engagement of angel armies, and legal work by Sidney Powell would amount to the “critical mass” needed for that “nuclear explosion.”
Metaxas and Bramnick closed out the call. “We speak judgment over the deep state,” Metaxas prayed, urging God to “show your hand at this time in history.”
Bramnick thanked God in advance for giving Trump victory, declaring, “Father, President Trump won in the natural, and Father, we decree that he will be seated as the president for another four years, Father. We bring that down on the Earth realm. We decree it.”


rightwingwatch--2020-12-03--The ‘Kraken’ Lawyer: How Veteran Litigator Sidney Powell Became a QAnon Heroine

There are few sea monsters as terrifying as the kraken .
According to Norse legends , the gigantic creature dwelled off the coasts of Norway and Greenland , where it stalked and terrorized sailors with its octopus-like appearance .
The kraken was believed to be over a mile across in early Norse sagas and was sometimes mistaken for an island due to its sheer size .
When ships crossed its path , it would plunge beneath the vessel and wrap its many arms around the hull before capsizing the ship , resigning the crew to their fates : to drown @ @ @ @ @ @ @ creature has haunted sailors ’ imaginations for centuries .
The Carta marina , the first detailed map of the Nordic countries from 1539 , showed several monstrous sea creatures in the waters between Norway and Iceland .
In 1735 , Swedish naturalist Carl Linnaeus even included the kraken in the first edition of Systema Naturae , his systematic natural catalog , while Erik Pontoppidan , bishop of Bergen and author of “ The first Attempt at a Natural History of Norway , ” described the kraken as “ incontestably the largest Sea monster @ @ @ @ @ @ @ likely originated from sightings of real-life giant squids , the awe-inspiring creature continues to make cameo appearances in pop culture .
Its most recent appearance has been in the conspiracy-fueled aftermath of the 2020 United States presidential election .
And while the kraken has historically been a monster to be feared , it has now been rebranded as the anointed savior of the United States .
Sidney Powell—a veteran litigator turned QAnon heroine—helped resurface the legendary sea monster by repeatedly threatening to “ release the kraken ” in statements that referenced her ongoing @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Powell , who also authored the book “ Licensed to Lie : Exposing Corruption in the Department of Justice , ” filed several lawsuits alleging that widespread voter fraud was responsible for Democrat Joe Biden ’ s election victory .
Powell ’ s efforts earned her praise from President Donald Trump and elevated her to superstar status within the conspiratorial underbelly of the internet .
“ President Trump won this election in a landslide , ” Powell said during an interview with Fox Business Network host Lou Dobbs on Nov. 13 .
“ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
Patriots are coming forward every day , all day , faster than we can collect their information.
” Dressed in a white cardigan and leopard-print scarf , Powell went on to claim that her team had “ statistical evidence ” of widespread voter fraud that they planned to release to overturn results in several states—evidence that she believed would lead to a “ massive criminal investigation that is going to affect millions of voters and elections.
” “ I ’ m going to release the kraken , ” Powell concluded .
The @ @ @ @ @ @ @ The Clash of the Titans ” —has since flooded social media platforms including Twitter , where it trended shortly after the interview with more than 100,000 tweets , most of which were propagated by far-right personalities and QAnon adherents .
One video of Powell ’ s appearance garnered more than 1.5 million views within a matter of days .
It should be noted that the Department of Homeland Security ’ s Elections Infrastructure Coordinating Council and the Election Infrastructure Sector Coordinating Executive Committees released a joint statementconfirming that the 2020 presidential election was @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” and that there is “ no evidence that any voting system deleted or lost votes , changed votes , or was in any way compromised.
” However , the statement did not dissuade Powell .
A few days following her infamous Fox Business interview , she appeared alongside Trump ’ s personal attorney Rudy Giuliani and members of the president ’ s legal team at a press conference .
During the televised conference , she made several unsubstantiated claims about voting machines and electoral fraud , including that the Dominion Voting Systems @ @ @ @ @ @ @ created in Venezuela for the sole purpose of manipulating election results in favor of former Venezuelan president Hugo Chavez .
She also vowed to “ blow up ” Georgia with a court filing she deemed “ biblical.
” By Nov. 22 , the Trump campaign ’ s legal team had distanced itself from Powell —Powell ’ s conspiracies seemingly too outlandish for even them .
“ Sidney Powell is practicing law on her own .
She is not a member of the Trump Legal Team .
She is also not a lawyer for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” Giuliani and another lawyer for Trump , Jenna Ellis , said in a statement .
Powell ’ s conspiratorial comments were also too much for Fox News host Tucker Carlson , who said that when his team reached out to Powell and requested some evidence , she refused to provide any information to support her claims .
“ When we kept pressing , she got angry and told us to stop contacting her , ” Carlson explained on air .
“ Powell did say that electronic voting is dangerous—we ’ re with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ single actual vote was moved illegitimately by software from one candidate to another , ” Carlson concluded .
“ Not one.
” Despite this , Powell doubled down on her claims .
On Nov. 25 , she announced that she had filed lawsuits in Georgia and Michigan , which she posted on her legal defense fund website under the title “ The Kraken is released.
” The site also bore a picture of Powell smiling with the caption “ Kraken Releaser.
” Powell ’ s initial filing in Georgia was riddled with grammatical @ @ @ @ @ @ @ claims such as “ computerized ballot-stuffing and vote manipulation ” enacted by “ foreign oligarchs and dictators.
” Powell made no attempt to offer evidence for her sensational claims , instead repeating many of her previous statements on voter fraud and the Dominion voting machines , many of which have already been disproven .
One such example is Powell ’ s claim that the “ design and features of the Dominion software do not permit a simple audit to reveal its misallocation , redistribution , or deletion of votes , ” making it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ response to Powell ’ s allegation , Dominion released a statement that “ every vote from a Dominion device in Georgia is documented on an auditable paper trail and creates a verifiable paper ballot available for hand-counting.
” Georgia conducted a hand recount of ballots , which confirmed Joe Biden as the winner .
Powell ’ s bid to overturn the election results in Georgia did not stop there .
The attorney filed an affidavit Monday citing Ron Watkins , the former administrator of the 8kun message board ( home of Q ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ QAnon figure , as evidence .
Watkins , who has no experience with electronic voting systems , is quoted saying he wants to “ alert the public and let the world know the truth about actual voting tabulation software design ” but never actually says that there was any fraud in the Georgia election .
Ron Watkins , along with his father Jim , are among the handful of people who can verify Q ’ s drops on 8kun .
Some have even suggested that the Watkins family might be behind the Q @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Jim have denied the allegations .
Regardless , Powell ’ s decision to include an affidavit citing a central QAnon figure emphasizes her ties to the virtual cult—a cult that now deems her a heroine to their cause .
Amid chants of “ USA , ” “ Kraken , ” and “ We Love You , ” Sidney Powell took to the stage Wednesday afternoon for a press conference in Atlanta , Georgia .
Flanked by American flags and a cast of far-right personalities like Ali Alexander and Kyle Rittenhouse ’ s attorney @ @ @ @ @ @ @ theories about Dominion Voting Systems , widespread voter fraud , and so-called globalist dictators .
“ There is no kind of voter fraud that hasn ’ t been experienced this year across the country , ” Powell said , before adding that she plans to submit her evidence to the Department of Justice in the near future .
“ We already traced a lot of the money that did this back to China .
People in Iran , China , Hong Kong , and Serbia … having influence in our election system.
” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ patriot in this country to stand up , make their voices heard , and be counted , ” Powell added .
“ Your children and your grandchildren deserve the very best that America has to offer.
” For the entire duration of her speech , Powell was showered with affection and gratitude from the crowd in attendance .
The spectacle demonstrated that Powell has reached a near God-like status among her fans due to her affinity with several key QAnon figures and her positioning as an influential figure in the battle to secure @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the unfounded assertions made in Powell ’ s so-called Kraken lawsuits , Powell ’ s popularity seems to be growing at an exponential pace .
Much of that lies in her longstanding allegiance to QAnon .
She has been featured on popular QAnon YouTube shows as far back as November 2019 and has been known to use QAnon slogans and hashtags in her social media posts .
Even her electoral fraud claims are rooted in conspiracy theories that were propagated , in part , on QAnon forums and spaces .
Powell ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ when she represented Michael Flynn , Trump ’ s former national security adviser who was later investigated in special counsel Robert Mueller ’ s Russia inquiry .
Flynn , an important QAnon figure who posted a video of himself reciting the QAnon slogan “ Where we go one we go all ” with his family on Independence Day , is viewed as a victim of the “ deep state.
” In December 2017 , Flynn reached a deal to plead guilty to a felony count of making false statements to the FBI .
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ legal team , Flynn attempted to withdraw his guilty plea in January 2020 .
The Department of Justice later announced that it planned to drop all charges against Flynn , but the matter was placed on hold by a federal district judge .
In the end , Flynn was issued a presidential pardon by Trump on Nov. 25 , 2020 .
Deemed a hero for helping Flynn , Powell already had a strong reputation as a QAnon ally prior to getting involved in the election fraud case .
However , her kraken comments @ @ @ @ @ @ @ theorists and saw the emergence of songs , memes , and further theories about the kraken and its role in the ongoing fight to salvage Trump ’ s presidency .
Powell ’ s growing popularity has only helped embolden her unfounded claims .
On Dec. 1 , the attorney started a new website with Lin Wood called “ Kraken Wood , ” where she published a reply to Dominion Voting Systems ’ statement in which she claimed that the company was “ lying.
” “ Know this : Any effort to hide the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ means will only invigorate our efforts exponentially , ” Powell concluded .
“ The Truth will come out.
” Powell also filed a lawsuit in Wisconsin ’ s Eastern District , alleging “ massive election fraud ” in the state ’ s election process .
The lawsuit was riddled with problems , not least of which was the fact that one of the named plaintiffs revealed that his name was used without permission .
“ I learned through social media today that my name was included in a lawsuit without my permission , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ his congressional race in Wisconsin ’ s 3rd District , said on Twitter .
“ To be clear , I am not involved in the lawsuit seeking to overturn the election in Wisconsin.
” According to Law and Crime , Chief U.S. District Judge Pamela Pepper laid out an embarrassing number of basic errors littering the complaint , while attorneys took to social media to mock Powell ’ s filing .
Beyond the countless blunders in her court filings , Powell has also helped to fuel conservative infighting by telling Republicans to boycott @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Stop the Steal rally on Wednesday .
“ I would encourage all Georgians to make it known that you will not vote at all until your vote is secure , ” Powell said before advocating the use of voter ID and paper ballots verified by thumbprint .
Powell ’ s comments emphasize the growing schism between establishment Republicans and Stop the Steal activists—a schism that could cost Republicans the Senate .
Even Trump , who has amplified countless conspiracy theories during his time in office , reportedly found Powell “ too conspiratorial ” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ status among QAnon adherents and far-right conspiracy theorists , Powell ’ s sudden rise to fame is the latest example of the blurred lines between real-world politics and unrestrained imagination .
And yet , the kraken lawyer continues to spread her tentacles far and wide .

There are few sea monsters as terrifying as the kraken.
According to Norse legends, the gigantic creature dwelled off the coasts of Norway and Greenland, where it stalked and terrorized sailors with its octopus-like appearance. The kraken was believed to be over a mile across in early Norse sagas and was sometimes mistaken for an island due to its sheer size. When ships crossed its path, it would plunge beneath the vessel and wrap its many arms around the hull before capsizing the ship, resigning the crew to their fates: to drown or be eaten alive.
The legendary creature has haunted sailors’ imaginations for centuries. The Carta marina, the first detailed map of the Nordic countries from 1539, showed several monstrous sea creatures in the waters between Norway and Iceland. In 1735, Swedish naturalist Carl Linnaeus even included the kraken in the first edition of Systema Naturae, his systematic natural catalog, while Erik Pontoppidan, bishop of Bergen and author of “The first Attempt at a Natural History of Norway,” described the kraken as “incontestably the largest Sea monster in the world.”
While the kraken likely originated from sightings of real-life giant squids, the awe-inspiring creature continues to make cameo appearances in pop culture. Its most recent appearance has been in the conspiracy-fueled aftermath of the 2020 United States presidential election. And while the kraken has historically been a monster to be feared, it has now been rebranded as the anointed savior of the United States.
Sidney Powell—a veteran litigator turned QAnon heroine—helped resurface the legendary sea monster by repeatedly threatening to “release the kraken” in statements that referenced her ongoing efforts to challenge the election results. Powell, who also authored the book “Licensed to Lie: Exposing Corruption in the Department of Justice,” filed several lawsuits alleging that widespread voter fraud was responsible for Democrat Joe Biden’s election victory.
Powell’s efforts earned her praise from President Donald Trump and elevated her to superstar status within the conspiratorial underbelly of the internet.
Release the Kraken
“President Trump won this election in a landslide,” Powell said during an interview with Fox Business Network host Lou Dobbs on Nov. 13. “It’s going to be irrefutable. Patriots are coming forward every day, all day, faster than we can collect their information.”
Dressed in a white cardigan and leopard-print scarf, Powell went on to claim that her team had “statistical evidence” of widespread voter fraud that they planned to release to overturn results in several states—evidence that she believed would lead to a “massive criminal investigation that is going to affect millions of voters and elections.”
“I’m going to release the kraken,” Powell concluded.
The aforementioned phrase—taken from the 1981 movie “The Clash of the Titans”—has since flooded social media platforms including Twitter, where it trended shortly after the interview with more than 100,000 tweets, most of which were propagated by far-right personalities and QAnon adherents. One video of Powell’s appearance garnered more than 1.5 million views within a matter of days.
It should be noted that the Department of Homeland Security’s Elections Infrastructure Coordinating Council and the Election Infrastructure Sector Coordinating Executive Committees released a joint statementconfirming that the 2020 presidential election was “the most secure in American history” and that there is “no evidence that any voting system deleted or lost votes, changed votes, or was in any way compromised.”
However, the statement did not dissuade Powell. A few days following her infamous Fox Business interview, she appeared alongside Trump’s personal attorney Rudy Giuliani and members of the president’s legal team at a press conference. During the televised conference, she made several unsubstantiated claims about voting machines and electoral fraud, including that the Dominion Voting Systems machines used in Georgia and Michigan were created in Venezuela for the sole purpose of manipulating election results in favor of former Venezuelan president Hugo Chavez. She also vowed to “blow up” Georgia with a court filing she deemed “biblical.”
By Nov. 22, the Trump campaign’s legal team had distanced itself from Powell —Powell’s conspiracies seemingly too outlandish for even them. “Sidney Powell is practicing law on her own. She is not a member of the Trump Legal Team. She is also not a lawyer for the President in his personal capacity,” Giuliani and another lawyer for Trump, Jenna Ellis, said in a statement.
Powell’s conspiratorial comments were also too much for Fox News host Tucker Carlson, who said that when his team reached out to Powell and requested some evidence, she refused to provide any information to support her claims. “When we kept pressing, she got angry and told us to stop contacting her,” Carlson explained on air.
“Powell did say that electronic voting is dangerous—we’re with her there—but she never demonstrated that a single actual vote was moved illegitimately by software from one candidate to another,” Carlson concluded. “Not one.”
Despite this, Powell doubled down on her claims. On Nov. 25, she announced that she had filed lawsuits in Georgia and Michigan, which she posted on her legal defense fund website under the title “The Kraken is released.” The site also bore a picture of Powell smiling with the caption “Kraken Releaser.”
Powell’s initial filing in Georgia was riddled with grammatical errors, spelling mistakes, and nonsensical claims such as “computerized ballot-stuffing and vote manipulation” enacted by “foreign oligarchs and dictators.”
Powell made no attempt to offer evidence for her sensational claims, instead repeating many of her previous statements on voter fraud and the Dominion voting machines, many of which have already been disproven. One such example is Powell’s claim that the “design and features of the Dominion software do not permit a simple audit to reveal its misallocation, redistribution, or deletion of votes,” making it impossible to discover fraudulent activity. In response to Powell’s allegation, Dominion released a statement that “every vote from a Dominion device in Georgia is documented on an auditable paper trail and creates a verifiable paper ballot available for hand-counting.”
Georgia conducted a hand recount of ballots, which confirmed Joe Biden as the winner.
Powell’s bid to overturn the election results in Georgia did not stop there. The attorney filed an affidavit Monday citing Ron Watkins, the former administrator of the 8kun message board (home of Q’s infamous drops) and a prominent QAnon figure, as evidence. Watkins, who has no experience with electronic voting systems, is quoted saying he wants to “alert the public and let the world know the truth about actual voting tabulation software design” but never actually says that there was any fraud in the Georgia election.
Ron Watkins, along with his father Jim, are among the handful of people who can verify Q’s drops on 8kun. Some have even suggested that the Watkins family might be behind the Q account entirely, though both Ron and Jim have denied the allegations. Regardless, Powell’s decision to include an affidavit citing a central QAnon figure emphasizes her ties to the virtual cult—a cult that now deems her a heroine to their cause.
The QAnon Queen
Amid chants of “USA,” “Kraken,” and “We Love You,” Sidney Powell took to the stage Wednesday afternoon for a press conference in Atlanta, Georgia.
Flanked by American flags and a cast of far-right personalities like Ali Alexander and Kyle Rittenhouse’s attorney Lin Wood, Powell recited her conspiracy theories about Dominion Voting Systems, widespread voter fraud, and so-called globalist dictators.
“There is no kind of voter fraud that hasn’t been experienced this year across the country,” Powell said, before adding that she plans to submit her evidence to the Department of Justice in the near future. “We already traced a lot of the money that did this back to China. People in Iran, China, Hong Kong, and Serbia … having influence in our election system.”
“Now is the time for every patriot in this country to stand up, make their voices heard, and be counted,” Powell added. “Your children and your grandchildren deserve the very best that America has to offer.”
For the entire duration of her speech, Powell was showered with affection and gratitude from the crowd in attendance. The spectacle demonstrated that Powell has reached a near God-like status among her fans due to her affinity with several key QAnon figures and her positioning as an influential figure in the battle to secure a second term for Trump.
Despite the unfounded assertions made in Powell’s so-called Kraken lawsuits, Powell’s popularity seems to be growing at an exponential pace. Much of that lies in her longstanding allegiance to QAnon. She has been featured on popular QAnon YouTube shows as far back as November 2019 and has been known to use QAnon slogans and hashtags in her social media posts. Even her electoral fraud claims are rooted in conspiracy theories that were propagated, in part, on QAnon forums and spaces.
Powell’s popularity within the virtual cult likely began when she represented Michael Flynn, Trump’s former national security adviser who was later investigated in special counsel Robert Mueller’s Russia inquiry. Flynn, an important QAnon figure who posted a video of himself reciting the QAnon slogan “Where we go one we go all” with his family on Independence Day, is viewed as a victim of the “deep state.”
In December 2017, Flynn reached a deal to plead guilty to a felony count of making false statements to the FBI. Then, after appointing Powell to his legal team, Flynn attempted to withdraw his guilty plea in January 2020. The Department of Justice later announced that it planned to drop all charges against Flynn, but the matter was placed on hold by a federal district judge. In the end, Flynn was issued a presidential pardon by Trump on Nov. 25, 2020.
Deemed a hero for helping Flynn, Powell already had a strong reputation as a QAnon ally prior to getting involved in the election fraud case. However, her kraken comments made her an overnight celebrity among conspiracy theorists and saw the emergence of songs, memes, and further theories about the kraken and its role in the ongoing fight to salvage Trump’s presidency.
Powell’s growing popularity has only helped embolden her unfounded claims. On Dec. 1, the attorney started a new website with Lin Wood called “Kraken Wood,” where she published a reply to Dominion Voting Systems’ statement in which she claimed that the company was “lying.”
“Know this: Any effort to hide the truth or suppress our investigation by these means will only invigorate our efforts exponentially,” Powell concluded. “The Truth will come out.”
Powell also filed a lawsuit in Wisconsin’s Eastern District, alleging “massive election fraud” in the state’s election process. The lawsuit was riddled with problems, not least of which was the fact that one of the named plaintiffs revealed that his name was used without permission.
“I learned through social media today that my name was included in a lawsuit without my permission,” Derrick Van Orden, who lost his congressional race in Wisconsin’s 3rd District, said on Twitter. “To be clear, I am not involved in the lawsuit seeking to overturn the election in Wisconsin.”
According to Law and Crime, Chief U.S. District Judge Pamela Pepper laid out an embarrassing number of basic errors littering the complaint, while attorneys took to social media to mock Powell’s filing.
The Kraken is clearly struggling in Wisconsin.? pic.twitter.com/mGGM7IeCmK — Marc E. Elias (@marceelias) December 2, 2020
Beyond the countless blunders in her court filings, Powell has also helped to fuel conservative infighting by telling Republicans to boycott the upcoming Georgia Senate runoffs during the Stop the Steal rally on Wednesday. “I would encourage all Georgians to make it known that you will not vote at all until your vote is secure,” Powell said before advocating the use of voter ID and paper ballots verified by thumbprint.
Powell’s comments emphasize the growing schism between establishment Republicans and Stop the Steal activists—a schism that could cost Republicans the Senate. Even Trump, who has amplified countless conspiracy theories during his time in office, reportedly found Powell “too conspiratorial” for his taste.
Having achieved near-mythical status among QAnon adherents and far-right conspiracy theorists, Powell’s sudden rise to fame is the latest example of the blurred lines between real-world politics and unrestrained imagination.
And yet, the kraken lawyer continues to spread her tentacles far and wide.


rightwingwatch--2020-12-03--Sam Rohrer Says the ‘Coup’ to Allegedly Steal the Election From Trump Is a Sign of the End Times

During an appearance on TheDove TV ’ s “ Focus Today ” program Tuesday , Sam Rohrer of the American Pastors Network said that the alleged effort to steal the election from President Donald Trump is a treasonous coup for which people must be tried by a military tribunal , and a sign that we are living in the End Times .
“ This is a coup , ” Rohrer said , citing Wednesday ’ s “ Stop the Steal ” event led by conspiracy theorist attorneys Lin Wood and Sidney Powell in Georgia .
“ If it ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and now supported by other mechanisms—that China actually bought Dominion Voting on Oct. 8 , you actually have now a military operation where this is cyber warfare .
And as [ retired Gen. Thomas ] McInerney says , the president as commander-in-chief needs to step in and pull up the Insurrection Act and say , ‘ This is a military issue , ’ and round up those who have committed treason , and then it goes down the path of a military tribunal .
This is the kind of big stuff that is @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” “ Those who are viewing [ this ] right now need to understand that there is far more at play , ” he continued .
“ This is not a Democrat or a Republican issue .
This is way bigger than that .
This is warfare .
It is cyber warfare , at the very least .
It is more than that .
It ’ s spiritual warfare at the highest levels manifesting itself , but it ’ s in the context of these End Days where deception comes forth , the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and all of this is set up ultimately where the justice of God is brought against the God-defying nations of the world .
”

During an appearance on TheDove TV’s “Focus Today” program Tuesday, Sam Rohrer of the American Pastors Network said that the alleged effort to steal the election from President Donald Trump is a treasonous coup for which people must be tried by a military tribunal, and a sign that we are living in the End Times.
“This is a coup,” Rohrer said, citing Wednesday’s “Stop the Steal” event led by conspiracy theorist attorneys Lin Wood and Sidney Powell in Georgia. “If it’s true—as we heard yesterday from Lin Wood and now supported by other mechanisms—that China actually bought Dominion Voting on Oct. 8, you actually have now a military operation where this is cyber warfare. And as [retired Gen. Thomas] McInerney says, the president as commander-in-chief needs to step in and pull up the Insurrection Act and say, ‘This is a military issue,’ and round up those who have committed treason, and then it goes down the path of a military tribunal. This is the kind of big stuff that is actually in front of us right now.”
“Those who are viewing [this] right now need to understand that there is far more at play,” he continued. “This is not a Democrat or a Republican issue. This is way bigger than that. This is warfare. It is cyber warfare, at the very least. It is more than that. It’s spiritual warfare at the highest levels manifesting itself, but it’s in the context of these End Days where deception comes forth, the man of sin is ultimately revealed, and all of this is set up ultimately where the justice of God is brought against the God-defying nations of the world.”


rightwingwatch--2020-12-03--‘Stop the Steal’ Attorneys and Activists Go to War With Georgia Republican Leaders

Sidney Powell and Lin Wood , two attorneys who are not part of President Donald Trump ’ s official legal team but have been promoting his unfounded claims about the presidential election having been stolen from him , held a joint press conference and rally in Georgia Wednesday .
Joining Wood and Powell on stage were Georgia state Rep. Vernon Jones and right-wing activists CJ Pearson and Ali Alexander , who called on people to rally at the state capitol on Thursday morning to force legislators to take action to deliver the state ’ s Electoral College votes to Trump @ @ @ @ @ @ @ generated boos from the crowd when he mentioned voting rights activist and former gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams .
But when Jones urged attendees to vote for Republican Sens .
David Perdue and Kelly Loeffler , who are both facing Democratic candidates in Jan. 5 runoff elections , Wood wasn ’ t having it .
Wood told the right-wing activists that Perdue and Loeffler should have been at the rally .
He said they have not been supporting Trump ’ s election battle , and he told attendees and online viewers that unless Perdue @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Brian Kemp call a special session of the legislature to name pro-Trump electors , “ They have not earned your vote .
Don ’ t you give it to them.
” Wood called Kemp and Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger “ criminals ” who took money from China and said , “ I damn well bet you will never sue me because the truth will prove that I am right , ” adding , “ You need to go do jail.
” Alexander has recently threatened to support primary opponents against any Republican @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the election to Trump .
Wood , who recently endorsed a call for Trump to declare martial law and have the military oversee a new election , acted as the event ’ s emcee , and charged that the Chinese government is behind efforts to steal the election from Trump .
“ China ’ s making its move ‘ cause they need our land to grow their food , ” he said .
“ I ’ ve looked at the real numbers , ” Wood told the crowd .
He claimed that Trump @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
He claimed that Trump “ damn near won every state , including California.
” In reality , Biden won 306 Electoral College votes to Trump ’ s 232 , and Biden won California by more than 5 million votes .
Wood invoked Martin Luther King , Jr. in encouraging people to engage in nonviolent civil disobedience , saying , “ I want you to go to the governor ’ s mansion .
I want you to circle it .
I want you to blow your horns until Brian Kemp comes out and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ legislature.
” Wood added , “ And then he can resign .
And then , as far as I ’ m concerned , lock him up !
” When Wood turned the microphone over to Sidney Powell , she was greeted like a rock star with cheers and chants .
“ How about Sidney Powell and Mike Flynn in 2024 ?
” Wood asked to cheers from the crowd .
Powell repeated the kind of unfounded charges she has made at press events and in sloppy legal filings .
She claimed that “ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ election software and that an “ algorithm ” flipped votes from Trump to Biden all across the country .
She claimed specifically that in one small Georgia precinct , votes for Biden were “ weighted ” at 1.52 and votes for Trump at .48 “ when the votes went into the machine to change them.
” She claimed that due to ongoing destruction of evidence , “ it wouldn ’ t even be possible now in Georgia to accurately count the actual ballots.
” Powell claimed to have “ traced a lot of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ China.
” She said , “ We will give all our evidence to the Department of Justice as soon as we get it pulled together.
” The crowd jeered at the mention of the DOJ , presumably in response to Attorney General William Barr ’ s recent statement that he had not yet seen evidence of voter fraud on a scale that could change the election outcome .
Powell told people that she , too , has concerns about how the DOJ would handle her evidence , adding , “ It ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ fast—to show us that they really mean business because there has been flagrant election fraud.
” When he came back at the microphone , Wood led chants of “ Do your job !
” directed at Barr .
Wood also said that God wants Trump to be president : Thank God for Donald Trump .
God Almighty created every one of us , and he created Donald Trump , and he gave him a task to fulfill in his life , and that was to be President of the United States in 2020 @ @ @ @ @ @ @ be president of the United States for four more years .
Watch it happen .
The people will not allow it to be taken away from them and neither will Almighty God .
God ’ s gon na save this country .
… He ’ s gon na fill you with the spirit of King David the warrior .
We are the rock !
The people are the rock , and we ’ re gon na slay Goliath , the communists , the liberals , the phonies .
Joe Biden will never set @ @ @ @ @ @ @ country .
It will not happen on our watch !
Never gon na happen !

Sidney Powell and Lin Wood, two attorneys who are not part of President Donald Trump’s official legal team but have been promoting his unfounded claims about the presidential election having been stolen from him, held a joint press conference and rally in Georgia Wednesday. Joining Wood and Powell on stage were Georgia state Rep. Vernon Jones and right-wing activists CJ Pearson and Ali Alexander, who called on people to rally at the state capitol on Thursday morning to force legislators to take action to deliver the state’s Electoral College votes to Trump.
Early in the event, Jones generated boos from the crowd when he mentioned voting rights activist and former gubernatorial candidate Stacey Abrams. But when Jones urged attendees to vote for Republican Sens. David Perdue and Kelly Loeffler, who are both facing Democratic candidates in Jan. 5 runoff elections, Wood wasn’t having it.
Wood told the right-wing activists that Perdue and Loeffler should have been at the rally. He said they have not been supporting Trump’s election battle, and he told attendees and online viewers that unless Perdue and Loeffler demand that Republican Gov. Brian Kemp call a special session of the legislature to name pro-Trump electors, “They have not earned your vote. Don’t you give it to them.”
Wood called Kemp and Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger “criminals” who took money from China and said, “I damn well bet you will never sue me because the truth will prove that I am right,” adding, “You need to go do jail.” Alexander has recently threatened to support primary opponents against any Republican who does not back efforts to deliver the election to Trump.
Wood, who recently endorsed a call for Trump to declare martial law and have the military oversee a new election, acted as the event’s emcee, and charged that the Chinese government is behind efforts to steal the election from Trump. “China’s making its move ‘cause they need our land to grow their food,” he said.
“I’ve looked at the real numbers,” Wood told the crowd. He claimed that Trump won more than 410 Electoral College votes. He claimed that Trump “damn near won every state, including California.” In reality, Biden won 306 Electoral College votes to Trump’s 232, and Biden won California by more than 5 million votes.
Wood invoked Martin Luther King, Jr. in encouraging people to engage in nonviolent civil disobedience, saying, “I want you to go to the governor’s mansion. I want you to circle it. I want you to blow your horns until Brian Kemp comes out and orders a special session of the Georgia legislature.” Wood added, “And then he can resign. And then, as far as I’m concerned, lock him up!”
When Wood turned the microphone over to Sidney Powell, she was greeted like a rock star with cheers and chants. “How about Sidney Powell and Mike Flynn in 2024?” Wood asked to cheers from the crowd.
Powell repeated the kind of unfounded charges she has made at press events and in sloppy legal filings. She claimed that “fraud exists in the DNA” of election software and that an “algorithm” flipped votes from Trump to Biden all across the country. She claimed specifically that in one small Georgia precinct, votes for Biden were “weighted” at 1.52 and votes for Trump at .48 “when the votes went into the machine to change them.” She claimed that due to ongoing destruction of evidence, “it wouldn’t even be possible now in Georgia to accurately count the actual ballots.”
Powell claimed to have “traced a lot of the money that did this back to China.” She said, “We will give all our evidence to the Department of Justice as soon as we get it pulled together.”
The crowd jeered at the mention of the DOJ, presumably in response to Attorney General William Barr’s recent statement that he had not yet seen evidence of voter fraud on a scale that could change the election outcome. Powell told people that she, too, has concerns about how the DOJ would handle her evidence, adding, “It’s gonna take a lot of indictments—and fast—to show us that they really mean business because there has been flagrant election fraud.”
When he came back at the microphone, Wood led chants of “Do your job!” directed at Barr.
Wood also said that God wants Trump to be president:
Thank God for Donald Trump. God Almighty created every one of us, and he created Donald Trump, and he gave him a task to fulfill in his life, and that was to be President of the United States in 2020. And he’s going to be president of the United States for four more years. Watch it happen. The people will not allow it to be taken away from them and neither will Almighty God. God’s gonna save this country. … He’s gonna fill you with the spirit of King David the warrior. We are the rock! The people are the rock, and we’re gonna slay Goliath, the communists, the liberals, the phonies. Joe Biden will never set foot in the Oval Office of this country. It will not happen on our watch! Never gonna happen!
Later Wood declared:


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rightwingwatch--2020-12-04--Ralph Reed Tells Religious-Right Voters Freedom and Survival of US at Stake in Georgia Senate Races

Political organizations devoted to mobilizing right-wing evangelical voters are collaborating to an extraordinary degree in the Georgia Senate races , My Faith Votes ’ Jason Yates told participants in a prayer call hosted by the pro-Trump Intercessors for American Friday afternoon .
Longtime religious-right political operative Ralph Reed also joined the call to talk about efforts by his Faith and Freedom Coalition .
Reed made it clear that religious-right groups will once again use fear mongering about supposed threats to religious freedom to motivate conservative evangelical voters .
“ Literally the survival of our nation and our rights as Americans @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with these two races on Jan. 5 in Georgia , ” Reed claimed .
Reed warned that unless “ something happened ” to reverse the certification of votes in the presidential election , “ we ’ re looking at the possibility and the prospect of a Vice President Kamala Harris being able to break the tie and turn control of the U.S. Senate over to Chuck Schumer , AOC and the squad , and the far left , ” Reed said .
( Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and other members of “ the squad ” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ not the Senate . )
“ The country that we have known for over 230 years will be gone and there will be no protection for our rights as believers or of the minority rights of the conservatives in the Senate , ” Reed said .
( Reed did not address the fact that Rafael Warnock , one of the Democratic Senate candidates , is a Christian pastor whose faith has been attacked by his Republican opponents . )
Reed warned that if Schumer became Senate Majority Leader , “ the first thing @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the filibuster.
” Reed added : And then once he abolishes the filibuster , then it ’ s ‘ Katie , bar the door.
’ They can pack the U.S. Supreme Court .
They can add more circuit courts .
They can add more district courts .
They can pack them .
They can pass the Green New Deal .
They could admit Guam and D.C. as states .
That could literally all happen in the first year .
And then after that , the Green New Deal , socialized medicine .
Kamala @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Freedom Restoration Act , which protects our religious freedom .
They could do that with 50 votes .
Reed described the strategy that Faith & Freedom Coalition and its “ data partners ” are pursuing : They have identified 1.5 million “ born-again , Bible-believing evangelical Christians ” in Georgia and are working to maximize their turnout through massive door-knocking and phone calling .
Intercessors for America has loaded the same 1.5 million voters into its online “ prayer map ” so that IFA intercessors can pray by name that those voters will @ @ @ @ @ @ @ conservative interpretation of “ biblical values.
” Reed said that he expects total spending on the two races will add up to about $ 1 billion ; he said that his group ’ s turnout campaign has a $ 4 million budget .
IFA ’ s Dave Kubal prayed that God would make sure that Reed has the money he needs , reminding God that “ you own the cattle on a thousand hills.
” Reed urged people to “ put feet to our prayers ” and turn out “ the largest Christian @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the Peach State in our lifetimes.
” He said his group has budgeted to house volunteers from out of state who want to knock on doors .
In response to concerns that “ stolen election ” claims by Trump and right-wing activists may actually discourage people from voting in the Senate races , Reed assured people that the January elections will not be a “ replay ” of Nov. 3 , adding that his group is mobilizing its “ most muscular and robust ballot security and election integrity project we have ever undertaken @ @ @ @ @ @ @ transition their 700 GOTV volunteers into positions as poll workers , poll watchers , and election observers .
“ We aren ’ t going to let them steal this election , ” Reed vowed .
Jason Yates of My Faith Votes , a religious-right data and voter mobilization operation , joined the call after Reed .
He praised Reed ’ s “ fantastic ground game ” in Georgia and what he described as a historic level of collaboration among conservative Christian turnout groups .
Yates said My Faith Votes volunteers have committed to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ voters and is encouraging people to sign up through Georgia Faith Voters—a collaborative effort—to write and send personal GOTV letters to conservative Christians in the state .

Political organizations devoted to mobilizing right-wing evangelical voters are collaborating to an extraordinary degree in the Georgia Senate races, My Faith Votes’ Jason Yates told participants in a prayer call hosted by the pro-Trump Intercessors for American Friday afternoon. Longtime religious-right political operative Ralph Reed also joined the call to talk about efforts by his Faith and Freedom Coalition. Reed made it clear that religious-right groups will once again use fear mongering about supposed threats to religious freedom to motivate conservative evangelical voters.
“Literally the survival of our nation and our rights as Americans and as Christians is on the line with these two races on Jan. 5 in Georgia,” Reed claimed.
Reed warned that unless “something happened” to reverse the certification of votes in the presidential election, “we’re looking at the possibility and the prospect of a Vice President Kamala Harris being able to break the tie and turn control of the U.S. Senate over to Chuck Schumer, AOC and the squad, and the far left,” Reed said. (Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and other members of “the squad” serve in the House of Representatives, not the Senate.)
“The country that we have known for over 230 years will be gone and there will be no protection for our rights as believers or of the minority rights of the conservatives in the Senate,” Reed said. (Reed did not address the fact that Rafael Warnock, one of the Democratic Senate candidates, is a Christian pastor whose faith has been attacked by his Republican opponents.)
Reed warned that if Schumer became Senate Majority Leader, “the first thing that would happen is they would abolish the filibuster.” Reed added:
And then once he abolishes the filibuster, then it’s ‘Katie, bar the door.’ They can pack the U.S. Supreme Court. They can add more circuit courts. They can add more district courts. They can pack them. They can pass the Green New Deal. They could admit Guam and D.C. as states. That could literally all happen in the first year. And then after that, the Green New Deal, socialized medicine. Kamala Harris has actually proposed gutting the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, which protects our religious freedom. They could do that with 50 votes.
Reed described the strategy that Faith & Freedom Coalition and its “data partners” are pursuing: They have identified 1.5 million “born-again, Bible-believing evangelical Christians” in Georgia and are working to maximize their turnout through massive door-knocking and phone calling.
Intercessors for America has loaded the same 1.5 million voters into its online “prayer map” so that IFA intercessors can pray by name that those voters will be moved to vote according to a conservative interpretation of “biblical values.”
Reed said that he expects total spending on the two races will add up to about $1 billion; he said that his group’s turnout campaign has a $4 million budget.
IFA’s Dave Kubal prayed that God would make sure that Reed has the money he needs, reminding God that “you own the cattle on a thousand hills.”
Reed urged people to “put feet to our prayers” and turn out “the largest Christian vote that has ever been seen in the Peach State in our lifetimes.” He said his group has budgeted to house volunteers from out of state who want to knock on doors.
In response to concerns that “stolen election” claims by Trump and right-wing activists may actually discourage people from voting in the Senate races, Reed assured people that the January elections will not be a “replay” of Nov. 3, adding that his group is mobilizing its “most muscular and robust ballot security and election integrity project we have ever undertaken,” and that they plan to transition their 700 GOTV volunteers into positions as poll workers, poll watchers, and election observers.
“We aren’t going to let them steal this election,” Reed vowed.
Jason Yates of My Faith Votes, a religious-right data and voter mobilization operation, joined the call after Reed. He praised Reed’s “fantastic ground game” in Georgia and what he described as a historic level of collaboration among conservative Christian turnout groups.
Yates said My Faith Votes volunteers have committed to sending 1 million postcards to potential Georgia voters and is encouraging people to sign up through Georgia Faith Voters—a collaborative effort—to write and send personal GOTV letters to conservative Christians in the state.


rightwingwatch--2020-12-04--Dave Daubenmire Now Claims His Meeting With Bill Barr Was a Warning From God

In late October , a small group of right-wing activists , led by radical religious-right bigot Dave Daubenmire , carried out a series of protests demanding that Joe Biden and former President Barack Obama be arrested , tried , and executed for treason .
As part of that effort , Daubenmire and crew also protested outside the home of Attorney General William Barr , who personally came out to meet the group , pray with them , and take photos .
In the days following that meeting , Daubenmire was elated , marveling at how God had miraculously orchestrated his @ @ @ @ @ @ @ just a few days later , President Donald Trump refused to accept the results of the 2020 election and concede , Daubenmire was positively giddy , declaring that he and his group had been supernaturally sent to Barr ’ s home to give him “ a little bit of spine and a little bit of courage ” to expose the allegedly rampant voter fraud that had supposedly stolen the election from Trump .
“ God sent us to Bill Barr ’ s house for a reason , ” Daubenmire declared during the Nov. @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Salt Live ” program .
“ This is going to be corruption revealed so deep that if we dig it out , there will be a chance for our children and our grandchildren.
” Yet , when Barr said Tuesday that the Department of Justice had found no evidence of widespread voter fraud , Daubenmire was apoplectic , declaring on his Wednesday program that , contrary to his earlier assertion that they had been divinely sent to encourage Barr , he and his fellow right-wing activists had actually been sent to Barr ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
“ If Bill Barr said that , thank God , Lord , you ’ re exposing him , ” Daubenmire said .
“ I know it ’ s the deep state .
I know Barr could be involved with it .
I know the FBI is corrupt .
I know the CIA is corrupt .
I know the media .
I understand .
I see the whole picture.
” “ God ’ s will will be done , but could it be it is being delayed because people who have been given @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ?
” Daubenmire screamed .
“ Is it Bill Barr ?
Is he one of them ?
Is Bill Barr gon na stand before Almighty God and the Lord says to him , ‘ What are you doing down there ?
I sent 33 guys to your house , and I gave you a warning , and you ignored it , Bill .
You ignored it . '
” “ We thought , some of us , we were going to Bill Barr ’ s house to get him to vote the right @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , ” Daubenmire concluded .
“ Maybe we were just showing up as a witness to Bill Barr : You ’ ve been warned , brother .
We came in peace , and you have been warned .
”

In late October, a small group of right-wing activists, led by radical religious-right bigot Dave Daubenmire, carried out a series of protests demanding that Joe Biden and former President Barack Obama be arrested, tried, and executed for treason. As part of that effort, Daubenmire and crew also protested outside the home of Attorney General William Barr, who personally came out to meet the group, pray with them, and take photos.
In the days following that meeting, Daubenmire was elated, marveling at how God had miraculously orchestrated his meeting with Barr. And when, just a few days later, President Donald Trump refused to accept the results of the 2020 election and concede, Daubenmire was positively giddy, declaring that he and his group had been supernaturally sent to Barr’s home to give him “a little bit of spine and a little bit of courage” to expose the allegedly rampant voter fraud that had supposedly stolen the election from Trump.
“God sent us to Bill Barr’s house for a reason,” Daubenmire declared during the Nov. 6 broadcast of his “Pass The Salt Live” program. “This is going to be corruption revealed so deep that if we dig it out, there will be a chance for our children and our grandchildren.”
Last month, right-wing conspiracy theorist Dave Daubenmire was positive that his visit to Barr’s home had given Barr “a little bit of spine and a little bit of courage” to expose the allegedly rampant voter fraud: “Laugh if you want to, this will be our finest hour.” https://t.co/5vQinDOfnm pic.twitter.com/sC1kcg3hLQ — Right Wing Watch (@RightWingWatch) December 1, 2020
Yet, when Barr said Tuesday that the Department of Justice had found no evidence of widespread voter fraud, Daubenmire was apoplectic, declaring on his Wednesday program that, contrary to his earlier assertion that they had been divinely sent to encourage Barr, he and his fellow right-wing activists had actually been sent to Barr’s home as a warning from God.
“If Bill Barr said that, thank God, Lord, you’re exposing him,” Daubenmire said. “I know it’s the deep state. I know Barr could be involved with it. I know the FBI is corrupt. I know the CIA is corrupt. I know the media. I understand. I see the whole picture.”
“God’s will will be done, but could it be it is being delayed because people who have been given an assignment haven’t done them?” Daubenmire screamed. “Is it Bill Barr? Is he one of them? Is Bill Barr gonna stand before Almighty God and the Lord says to him, ‘What are you doing down there? I sent 33 guys to your house, and I gave you a warning, and you ignored it, Bill. You ignored it.'”
“We thought, some of us, we were going to Bill Barr’s house to get him to vote the right way, to do the right thing,” Daubenmire concluded. “Maybe we were just showing up as a witness to Bill Barr: You’ve been warned, brother. We came in peace, and you have been warned.”


rightwingwatch--2020-12-07--Right Wing Round-Up: We’re All Victims

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rightwingwatch--2020-12-07--To Vote or Not? Hard-Right Activists Fight Among Themselves on Georgia Messaging

Among the hard right , activists are fighting about whether Georgia Senate candidates Kelly Loeffler and David Perdue deserve Republican votes in the Jan. 5 runoff if they don ’ t “ stop the steal ” —that is , support unfounded allegations of voter fraud in an effort to hand the election to President Donald Trump .
Notably , among those brawling it out on social media is Jack Posobiec , a far-right activist and commentator with One America News Network , and Ali Alexander , a political operative with extremist connections and the main organizer of the Stop the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of the hot mess on display at the so-called Stop the Steal rally in Atlanta last Wednesday at which Georgia state Rep. Vernon Jones called for supporters to vote for Loeffler and Perdue , while Atlanta attorneys Lin Wood and Sidney Powell pushed outlandish conspiracy theories and called for voters to stay home on Election Day , accusing the two Republican Senate candidates of not going to bat for Trump .
The rally , which was organized by Alexander , was described by fellow hard-right activist and friend Mike Cernovich as an “ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the infighting among hard-right activists earlier that week on Tuesday when , as Right Wing Watch reported , he said he ’ d burn down the GOP if they didn ’ t issue press releases supporting the Stop the Steal campaign .
“ We ’ ll burn it all down in the next cycle , ” Alexander threatened , adding that he ’ d tell people to support primary challengers to those Republicans who didn ’ t get on board with Stop the Steal .
Jack Posobiec , who appears to have heard @ @ @ @ @ @ @ was quick to express his displeasure on Periscope .
“ You can do both .
… You can defend the integrity of our voting systems , and you can defend the laws , while at the same time defending Georgia because the road to the Senate is through Georgia , ” he said , enunciating his words and speaking slowly .
“ You ’ re going to organize against it ?
No .
I ’ m going to have to bring Scott Presler back on here , because Scott Presler has been—don ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the work that Scott Presler and so many well-meaning conservative activists have done .
How dare you disrespect them ?
And disrespect the people they ’ ve been registering , the people they ’ ve been motivating , and the people they ’ ve been bringing out ?
And Scott is on the right side of history.
” “ Lay out your list of grievances , tell them what you want , be specific .
Do I have to teach you guys how to negotiate ?
” he said .
“ You can @ @ @ @ @ @ @ vest and not make any demands .
Right ?
‘ We ’ re going to blow up the party , we ’ re going to blow up the movement.
’ Unless what ?
No , that doesn ’ t work , that ’ s not negotiation.
” “ Do not be on the side of letting it all slip away , ” Posobiec added .
“ The movement we spent five years building is not worth blowing up , and I ’ m not letting anyone blow it up.
” He also took @ @ @ @ @ @ @ OG card , ” claiming he and fellow activists Presler and Ryan Fournier supported Trump from day one while “ there are people who didn ’ t come around until after Trump won and acted like they were part of the movement.
” Alexander , who seems to have watched Posobiec ’ s broadcast , lashed out at Posobiec in an apparently since deleted broadcast on Periscope accessed by Right Wing Watch on Thursday .
“ Jack Posobiec owes me an apology , ” Alexander said .
“ If you ’ ve got @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” he added , suggesting someone had a cocaine problem and that he expected an apology in the next 12 hours .
“ If you ’ re getting between that and this , then I will slaughter you politically.
” “ When Jack said we haven ’ t been specific about our demands , uh , yes , we have .
We had 7,000 people who were on the same page of calling for a special session , ” he said in a different , more subdued Periscope posted Wednesday night in which @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of mine.
” “ I love my friends , but the fate of the republic is at stake , and I ’ ve already told y ’ all that .
I ’ m not playing games with nobody , OK ?
” he said .
“ I don ’ t need anybody to silently threaten me .
I ’ m done with that .
If you threaten me , I ’ ll just tell the public … friend or foe.
” In that video , Alexander also defended Lin Wood , claiming neither @ @ @ @ @ @ @ runoff , saying , “ You want me to deplatform Lin Wood , who has a bigger platform than me ?
… You want me to participate in lynching Lin Wood ?
” In the apparently since-deleted Periscope , he accused people of trying to divide him and convicted felon Roger Stone , who Alexander said first came up with the “ stop the steal ” language and helped Alexander organize the 2018 Stop the Steal campaign for the Senate race in Florida .
“ I ’ m a patriotic psychopath , and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ God , ” Alexander said in that broadcast .
“ There are two sides of history coming , and we ’ re about to go to war .
Now , figuratively , who knows ?
Literally , who knows ?
But there are two sides that are about to compete in a way of ultimate destruction .
… If you think incrementalism is something Christians will tolerate , no , I ’ m about to radicalize 50 million Christians.
” Meanwhile , Cernovich , who came to prominence during the Gamergate harassment campaign @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the Pizzagate conspiracy theory , pointed to a tweet of Trump ’ s Thursday and said the president had endorsed the Stop the Steal campaign ’ s plan .
He also said that someone owed Alexander an apology .
Cernovich largely sided with Alexander ’ s outlook in a Periscope video posted shortly after the Georgia rally , but he also said the rally could well lose the GOP the Senate : “ That Georgia rally I just watched was historical .
It was history in the making , and as of right @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Senate.
” “ It ’ s not my problem what happens to the GOP , ” he said .
“ You think Ali Alexander cares about the GOP leadership ?
He was never treated well.
” He added : “ How do you have a mutiny ?
You don ’ t take care of people … and they turn on you.
” “ You have to give me a reason to vote for you , or that ’ s the end .
I don ’ t care .
I ’ m not afraid @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ” he said .
“ Let [ Sen. Chuck ] Schumer make it so bad that in 2022 we have real change.
” At Trump ’ s Saturday rally in Valdosta , Georgia , the president was met with “ stop the steal ” chants when he claimed the vote had been rigged in that state , according to Politico , but he also addressed calls to not vote for Loeffler and Perdue , telling the crowd , “ Don ’ t listen to my friends .
”

Among the hard right, activists are fighting about whether Georgia Senate candidates Kelly Loeffler and David Perdue deserve Republican votes in the Jan. 5 runoff if they don’t “stop the steal”—that is, support unfounded allegations of voter fraud in an effort to hand the election to President Donald Trump. Notably, among those brawling it out on social media is Jack Posobiec, a far-right activist and commentator with One America News Network, and Ali Alexander, a political operative with extremist connections and the main organizer of the Stop the Steal campaign.
Much has been made of the hot mess on display at the so-called Stop the Steal rally in Atlanta last Wednesday at which Georgia state Rep. Vernon Jones called for supporters to vote for Loeffler and Perdue, while Atlanta attorneys Lin Wood and Sidney Powell pushed outlandish conspiracy theories and called for voters to stay home on Election Day, accusing the two Republican Senate candidates of not going to bat for Trump. The rally, which was organized by Alexander, was described by fellow hard-right activist and friend Mike Cernovich as an “insurrection.”
Alexander, however, started the infighting among hard-right activists earlier that week on Tuesday when, as Right Wing Watch reported, he said he’d burn down the GOP if they didn’t issue press releases supporting the Stop the Steal campaign. “We’ll burn it all down in the next cycle,” Alexander threatened, adding that he’d tell people to support primary challengers to those Republicans who didn’t get on board with Stop the Steal.
Jack Posobiec, who appears to have heard that message and watched the rally, was quick to express his displeasure on Periscope.
“You can do both. … You can defend the integrity of our voting systems, and you can defend the laws, while at the same time defending Georgia because the road to the Senate is through Georgia,” he said, enunciating his words and speaking slowly. “You’re going to organize against it? No. I’m going to have to bring Scott Presler back on here, because Scott Presler has been—don’t you even for a second disrespect the work that Scott Presler and so many well-meaning conservative activists have done. How dare you disrespect them? And disrespect the people they’ve been registering, the people they’ve been motivating, and the people they’ve been bringing out? And Scott is on the right side of history.”
“Lay out your list of grievances, tell them what you want, be specific. Do I have to teach you guys how to negotiate?” he said. “You can’t strap on a political suicide vest and not make any demands. Right? ‘We’re going to blow up the party, we’re going to blow up the movement.’ Unless what? No, that doesn’t work, that’s not negotiation.”
“Do not be on the side of letting it all slip away,” Posobiec added. “The movement we spent five years building is not worth blowing up, and I’m not letting anyone blow it up.”
He also took the moment to pull out his “OG card,” claiming he and fellow activists Presler and Ryan Fournier supported Trump from day one while “there are people who didn’t come around until after Trump won and acted like they were part of the movement.”
Alexander, who seems to have watched Posobiec’s broadcast, lashed out at Posobiec in an apparently since deleted broadcast on Periscope accessed by Right Wing Watch on Thursday. “Jack Posobiec owes me an apology,” Alexander said. “If you’ve got a secret, I know it,” he added, suggesting someone had a cocaine problem and that he expected an apology in the next 12 hours. “If you’re getting between that and this, then I will slaughter you politically.”
“When Jack said we haven’t been specific about our demands, uh, yes, we have. We had 7,000 people who were on the same page of calling for a special session,” he said in a different, more subdued Periscope posted Wednesday night in which he called Posobiec “a good friend of mine.”
“I love my friends, but the fate of the republic is at stake, and I’ve already told y’all that. I’m not playing games with nobody, OK?” he said. “I don’t need anybody to silently threaten me. I’m done with that. If you threaten me, I’ll just tell the public … friend or foe.”
In that video, Alexander also defended Lin Wood, claiming neither of them told voters to boycott the runoff, saying, “You want me to deplatform Lin Wood, who has a bigger platform than me? … You want me to participate in lynching Lin Wood?”
In the apparently since-deleted Periscope, he accused people of trying to divide him and convicted felon Roger Stone, who Alexander said first came up with the “stop the steal” language and helped Alexander organize the 2018 Stop the Steal campaign for the Senate race in Florida.
“I’m a patriotic psychopath, and I’m on a mission from God,” Alexander said in that broadcast. “There are two sides of history coming, and we’re about to go to war. Now, figuratively, who knows? Literally, who knows? But there are two sides that are about to compete in a way of ultimate destruction. … If you think incrementalism is something Christians will tolerate, no, I’m about to radicalize 50 million Christians.”
Meanwhile, Cernovich, who came to prominence during the Gamergate harassment campaign and leveraged his internet fame to boost the Pizzagate conspiracy theory, pointed to a tweet of Trump’s Thursday and said the president had endorsed the Stop the Steal campaign’s plan. He also said that someone owed Alexander an apology.
Cernovich largely sided with Alexander’s outlook in a Periscope video posted shortly after the Georgia rally, but he also said the rally could well lose the GOP the Senate: “That Georgia rally I just watched was historical. It was history in the making, and as of right now, the GOP has lost the Senate.”
“It’s not my problem what happens to the GOP,” he said. “You think Ali Alexander cares about the GOP leadership? He was never treated well.” He added: “How do you have a mutiny? You don’t take care of people … and they turn on you.”
“You have to give me a reason to vote for you, or that’s the end. I don’t care. I’m not afraid of Democrats taking over the Senate,” he said. “Let [Sen. Chuck] Schumer make it so bad that in 2022 we have real change.”
At Trump’s Saturday rally in Valdosta, Georgia, the president was met with “stop the steal” chants when he claimed the vote had been rigged in that state, according to Politico, but he also addressed calls to not vote for Loeffler and Perdue, telling the crowd, “Don’t listen to my friends.”


rightwingwatch--2020-12-07--Guillermo Maldonado Tells His Congregation Not to Accept the COVID-19 Vaccine

Guillermo Maldonado , the Florida megachurch pastor and self-declared apostle who hosted President Donald Trump at an election rally earlier this year , told his congregation not to take the soon-to-be available vaccine for the COVID-19 virus because it is part of a plan to prepare people to accept the biblical Mark of the Beast .
Maldonado , who mocked members of his own congregation for staying away from church in the early days of the pandemic , used his Sunday sermon to warn that the COVID-19 vaccine will “ alter your DNA ” as globalists set about “ preparing @ @ @ @ @ @ @ People , I want you to look at me , ” Maldonado said , as he frequently switched between speaking English and Spanish .
“ That is exactly what is happening with COVID-19 .
They ’ re preparing the structure for the Antichrist .
How ?
The vaccine .
They ’ re gon na demand for you to have the vaccine in your passport , otherwise you will not be able to travel .
Because they are preparing the way.
” “ The vaccines , they are made to alter your DNA , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ made to track you down .
Do not [ take ] the vaccine .
Believe in the blood of Jesus .
Believe in divine immunity .
”

Guillermo Maldonado, the Florida megachurch pastor and self-declared apostle who hosted President Donald Trump at an election rally earlier this year, told his congregation not to take the soon-to-be available vaccine for the COVID-19 virus because it is part of a plan to prepare people to accept the biblical Mark of the Beast.
Maldonado, who mocked members of his own congregation for staying away from church in the early days of the pandemic, used his Sunday sermon to warn that the COVID-19 vaccine will “alter your DNA” as globalists set about “preparing the structure for the Antichrist.”
“People, I want you to look at me,” Maldonado said, as he frequently switched between speaking English and Spanish. “That is exactly what is happening with COVID-19. They’re preparing the structure for the Antichrist. How? The vaccine. They’re gonna demand for you to have the vaccine in your passport, otherwise you will not be able to travel. Because they are preparing the way.”
“The vaccines, they are made to alter your DNA,” he continued. “They are made to track you down. Do not [take] the vaccine. Believe in the blood of Jesus. Believe in divine immunity.”


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rightwingwatch--2020-12-08--Right Wing Bonus Tracks: 1,000 Pastors

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