rightwingwatch--2020-05-26--Organizers of Pro-Trump Prayer Rally Claim That Majority Support for LGBTQ Equality Shows Need for N

Organizers of Pro-Trump Prayer Rally Claim That Majority Support for LGBTQ Equality Shows Need for National Repentance

End Times author Jonathan Cahn , who is organizing a pro-Trump “ sacred assembly ” on the National Mall in September , claimed in a commentary for the Christian Broadcasting Network Thursday that the approximately two-to-one support for marriage equality among Americans is evidence of the kind of national repentance that “ The Return ” rally will supposedly provide .
Public support for marriage equality is among “ 16 facts that prove America is in deep , deep trouble , ” Cahn and his co-organizer Kevin Jessip wrote in the CBN commentary , which was pushed by CBN News on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ abortion , drug use , STDs , internet porn , wasteful government spending , and the complexity of the federal tax code .
Those 16 items were marshaled as evidence for Cahn and Jessip ’ s claim that there are four reasons “ why ‘ The Return ’ is so critical and why the time is now ” : • The course that America and much of the world is on • The shaking of the virus • The need for world revival As Right Wing Watch has reported , Cahn ’ s @ @ @ @ @ @ @ political and media figures .
Cahn has said that Trump is playing a role in God ’ s End Times plan and that “ The Return ” could be a “ pivot point ” in the 2020 presidential election and could help spark an End Times spiritual revival .
“ Revival is not coming through the prayer closet , revival ’ s coming through the ballot box , ” said religious-right political operative Mark Gonzales during an online promotion for “ The Return ” in April .
Jessip , Cahn ’ s co-organizer @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to prophecy and the QAnon conspiracy theory .

End Times author Jonathan Cahn, who is organizing a pro-Trump “sacred assembly” on the National Mall in September, claimed in a commentary for the Christian Broadcasting Network Thursday that the approximately two-to-one support for marriage equality among Americans is evidence of the kind of national repentance that “The Return” rally will supposedly provide.
Public support for marriage equality is among “16 facts that prove America is in deep, deep trouble,” Cahn and his co-organizer Kevin Jessip wrote in the CBN commentary, which was pushed by CBN News on social media. Other reasons included legal abortion, drug use, STDs, internet porn, wasteful government spending, and the complexity of the federal tax code.
Those 16 items were marshaled as evidence for Cahn and Jessip’s claim that there are four reasons “why ‘The Return’ is so critical and why the time is now”:
The course that America and much of the world is on
The upcoming election
The shaking of the virus
The need for world revival
As Right Wing Watch has reported, Cahn’s event is being promoted heavily by religious-right political and media figures. Cahn has said that Trump is playing a role in God’s End Times plan and that “The Return” could be a “pivot point” in the 2020 presidential election and could help spark an End Times spiritual revival.
“Revival is not coming through the prayer closet, revival’s coming through the ballot box,” said religious-right political operative Mark Gonzales during an online promotion for “The Return” in April.
Jessip, Cahn’s co-organizer, has promoted a video connecting Trump to prophecy and the QAnon conspiracy theory.


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rightwingwatch--2020-05-27--Brenden Dilley Doesn’t ‘Give A F*ck About Being Factual’

MAGA “ life coach ” and right-wing broadcaster Brenden Dilley admitted during his program today that he doesn ’ t care about the truth of the things he says and that he has no problem “ making shit up ” because his “ objective is to destroy Democrats ” and “ anything that opposes President Trump.
” Dilley , who has openly admitted that he creates and spreads fake news several times before , chastised his viewers today for caring when he spreads disinformation .
“ I don ’ t give a fuck about being factual , ” Dilley said @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the time.
” “ I don ’ t give a fuck , ” he continued .
“ My objective is to destroy Democrats , OK ?
To destroy liberals , liberalism as an idea , Democrats , and anything that opposes President Trump .
That ’ s my goal .
I ’ ve never made any bones about that.
” “ You don ’ t have to fact check me because I don ’ t give a fuck , ” Dilley added .
“ I fucking make up shit sometimes , from time @ @ @ @ @ @ @ care .
I don ’ t care .
Democrats know it .
Republicans know it .
I don ’ t mind admitting it .
I don ’ t give a shit … When I get a chance to shit on the left , I don ’ t mind making shit up .
No , not at all.
” On Tuesday , Dilley praised the president ’ s baseless accusation that MSNBC ’ s Joe Scarborough had something to do with the 2001 death of a woman who worked in Scarborough ’ s congressional @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ investigating ” whether Scarborough may have also been involved in the 1996 death of JonBenét Ramsey .

MAGA “life coach” and right-wing broadcaster Brenden Dilley admitted during his program today that he doesn’t care about the truth of the things he says and that he has no problem “making shit up” because his “objective is to destroy Democrats” and “anything that opposes President Trump.”
Dilley, who has openly admitted that he creates and spreads fake news several times before, chastised his viewers today for caring when he spreads disinformation.
“I don’t give a fuck about being factual,” Dilley said. “I make shit up all the time.”
“I don’t give a fuck,” he continued. “My objective is to destroy Democrats, OK? To destroy liberals, liberalism as an idea, Democrats, and anything that opposes President Trump. That’s my goal. I’ve never made any bones about that.”
“You don’t have to fact check me because I don’t give a fuck,” Dilley added. “I fucking make up shit sometimes, from time to time. I don’t care. I don’t care. Democrats know it. Republicans know it. I don’t mind admitting it. I don’t give a shit … When I get a chance to shit on the left, I don’t mind making shit up. No, not at all.”
On Tuesday, Dilley praised the president’s baseless accusation that MSNBC’s Joe Scarborough had something to do with the 2001 death of a woman who worked in Scarborough’s congressional office and urged his listeners to start “investigating” whether Scarborough may have also been involved in the 1996 death of JonBenét Ramsey.


rightwingwatch--2020-05-27--Hank Kunneman Says Christians Cannot Allow the ‘Anti-Christ’ Party to Defeat Trump

Right-wing pastor Hank Kunneman used his most recent Sunday sermon to declare that Christians can not allow the “ anti-Christ ” party to defeat President Donald Trump in November because Trump ’ s support for prayer and love for Jesus will cause a “ shift ” in this nation that will bring an end to the COVID-19 pandemic .
“ Are you willing to vote ?
” Kunneman asked his viewers .
“ Are you going to leave God alone and let the anti-Christ , the party of the non-religious who murder babies and think it ’ s OK , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ churches open up—in fact , they ’ ve tried every angle they could to use the virus to do it … [ they ] want to push God out of our society , push God out of our schools , push God out of the mindsets and the theologies of our schools and our universities.
” “ You know why I believe that President Trump will be elected ?
” he continued .
“ I believe we have a friend of Jesus Christ and his church.
” “ You can not tell me @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , ‘ We need more prayer in our churches , prayer is a good thing.
’ When a president a month ago calls the nation to pray to the Almighty God , not to a defeated entity , but to the very God that this nation was dedicated to , Jesus Christ , Yeshua , you invoke the blessing of God , you invoke the mercy of God .
When a president on Friday says , ‘ It ’ s time for the churches to open , ' ” Kunneman said .
“ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ we are going to see God ’ s hand and God ’ s power in a way that we have not seen before , that is going to outweigh what we have had to see over the last few months .
”

Right-wing pastor Hank Kunneman used his most recent Sunday sermon to declare that Christians cannot allow the “anti-Christ” party to defeat President Donald Trump in November because Trump’s support for prayer and love for Jesus will cause a “shift” in this nation that will bring an end to the COVID-19 pandemic.
“Are you willing to vote?” Kunneman asked his viewers. “Are you going to leave God alone and let the anti-Christ, the party of the non-religious who murder babies and think it’s OK, and they don’t care if churches open up—in fact, they’ve tried every angle they could to use the virus to do it … [they] want to push God out of our society, push God out of our schools, push God out of the mindsets and the theologies of our schools and our universities.”
“You know why I believe that President Trump will be elected?” he continued. “I believe we have a friend of Jesus Christ and his church.”
“You cannot tell me when a president stands up and says, ‘We need more prayer in our churches, prayer is a good thing.’ When a president a month ago calls the nation to pray to the Almighty God, not to a defeated entity, but to the very God that this nation was dedicated to, Jesus Christ, Yeshua, you invoke the blessing of God, you invoke the mercy of God. When a president on Friday says, ‘It’s time for the churches to open,'” Kunneman said. “Something is about to shift to where we are going to see God’s hand and God’s power in a way that we have not seen before, that is going to outweigh what we have had to see over the last few months.”


rightwingwatch--2020-05-27--Trump Booster Robert Jeffress Unironically Calls for Commitment to Truth and Civil Dialogue

Of all President Donald Trump ’ s conservative evangelical sycophants , perhaps none is more relentless in his cheerleading for Trump than Robert Jeffress , pastor of First Baptist Church in Dallas and a frequent Trump enthusiast on Fox News .
Jeffress is getting ready to roll out his latest book , which suggests that America ’ s problems boil down to a simple explanation : “ We have forgotten God.
” As part of the promotional campaign for “ Praying for America : 40 Inspiring Stories and Prayers for our Nation , ” five short chapters are available for @ @ @ @ @ @ @ publisher .
The introduction says that each chapter “ features an inspiring story that demonstrates the power of faith in the life of our nation ” along with scripture passages and a suggested prayer .
“ When Jesus taught His disciples to pray in Matthew 6:5–13 , He made it clear that the purpose of prayer is not to get our will done in heaven but to get God ’ s will done on earth , ” Jeffress writes .
“ And if ever there was a time when we needed God ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ time is now !
” “ For God ’ s Will to Be Done , ” the first chapter , encourages people to “ support God-honoring values ” during elections .
“ When you cast a vote for a candidate , you are voting either for righteousness or unrighteousness , ” he write .
The second chapter warns , “ Our religious freedoms are being taken away at an alarming rate.
” God “ wants us to pray—and fight—to keep what others have already won for us , ” Jeffress writes : Surely @ @ @ @ @ @ @ him precisely because he acts like a jerk , following in the footsteps of right-wing radio and TV figures who built careers based on insulting and demeaning liberals .
In chapter three , Jeffress lifts up the importance of defending truth .
“ You have called every Christian to stand up for truth , ” says the chapter ’ s suggested prayer .
“ In the short term lies can do immense harm .
Motivate Your people to stand for truth and free speech.
” It takes a remarkable level of chutzpah or @ @ @ @ @ @ @ of the perpetually lying Trump to position himself as a defender of truth , but Jeffress has plenty of practice .
The chapter also denounces “ fake news ” and warns that charges of racism and hate speech are used to shut down dissent .
It repeats right-wing charges that social media platforms are engaged in “ dangerous ” suppression of conservative voices and warns that “ those who suppress the truth ” are courting God ’ s wrath .
The chapter does include one piece of advice that Jeffress ’ s followers @ @ @ @ @ @ @ own writings : “ develop a healthy skepticism over anything you hear or read online.
” The fourth chapter , “ For Protection from Our Enemies , ” includes a reference to the Oklahoma City bombing as an example of the actions of a domestic enemy .
But it also lumps in—without any discussion , evidence , or justification—the anti-fascist network Antifa as a domestic terrorist threat : Jeffress offers several reasons that some people might hate America : they focus more on our faults than virtues ; they want to destroy America @ @ @ @ @ @ @ disapprove of U.S. support for Israel ; or “ because we are a nation built on Christian values.
” But it really gets back to one thing : Chapter 5 , the last of the free chapters released as a teaser for the book , is entitled “ For National Unity.
” Jeffress cites the 1969 moon landing as an event that unified the county even in the wake of the assassinations and social chaos of 1968 .
The chapter encourages people to pray for greater unity among Christians and in “ our @ @ @ @ @ @ @ silence those who strive to spread division and hatred and to bring any slanders in the media to repentance , ” Jeffress writes .
Well , what about the slanderer in the Oval Office , who spent part of Memorial Day weekend charging a journalist he hates with having committed murder , against all evidence to the contrary ?
Has Jeffress called Trump to repentance for the way his campaign and administration spread division and hatred ?
Jeffress also encourages people to “ engage in civil discourse with those with whom we disagree.
@ @ @ @ @ @ @ doesn ’ t exactly bring to mind Trump ’ s sneering contempt for his critics or Trump spiritual adviser Paula White denouncing his political opponents as demonic and anti-God .
And it certainly doesn ’ t seem to apply to Jeffress ’ s own actions as a Trump surrogate in the media , where he has mocked Nancy Pelosi ’ s faith , warned that the left is just waiting to regain political power to wage “ intensive ” attacks against the Church , and railed against Democratic leaders , saying , “ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ pagan god of the Old Testament , Moloch , who allowed for child sacrifice … I think the god they are worshiping is the god of their own imagination.
” How civil and unifying .
I can hardly wait for the remaining 35 chapters .

Analysis
Of all President Donald Trump’s conservative evangelical sycophants, perhaps none is more relentless in his cheerleading for Trump than Robert Jeffress, pastor of First Baptist Church in Dallas and a frequent Trump enthusiast on Fox News. Jeffress is getting ready to roll out his latest book, which suggests that America’s problems boil down to a simple explanation: “We have forgotten God.”
As part of the promotional campaign for “Praying for America: 40 Inspiring Stories and Prayers for our Nation,” five short chapters are available for free download from the book’s publisher. The introduction says that each chapter “features an inspiring story that demonstrates the power of faith in the life of our nation” along with scripture passages and a suggested prayer.
“When Jesus taught His disciples to pray in Matthew 6:5–13, He made it clear that the purpose of prayer is not to get our will done in heaven but to get God’s will done on earth,” Jeffress writes. “And if ever there was a time when we needed God’s will done in America, that time is now!”
“For God’s Will to Be Done,” the first chapter, encourages people to “support God-honoring values” during elections. “When you cast a vote for a candidate, you are voting either for righteousness or unrighteousness,” he write.
The second chapter warns, “Our religious freedoms are being taken away at an alarming rate.” God “wants us to pray—and fight—to keep what others have already won for us,” Jeffress writes:
In these last days before Christ’s return, Christians will increasingly be challenged to stand against those who attempt to abrogate our constitutional rights and our biblical mandate to spread the message of Jesus Christ. But in doing so, we don’t have to act like jerks. We must pick our battles carefully, be respectful of the governmental authorities that God has established, and be willing to suffer the consequences of our disobedience.
Surely Jeffress gets that many Trump supporters love him precisely because he acts like a jerk, following in the footsteps of right-wing radio and TV figures who built careers based on insulting and demeaning liberals.
In chapter three, Jeffress lifts up the importance of defending truth. “You have called every Christian to stand up for truth,” says the chapter’s suggested prayer. “In the short term lies can do immense harm. Motivate Your people to stand for truth and free speech.” It takes a remarkable level of chutzpah or self-deception or both for an ardent defender of the perpetually lying Trump to position himself as a defender of truth, but Jeffress has plenty of practice.
The chapter also denounces “fake news” and warns that charges of racism and hate speech are used to shut down dissent. It repeats right-wing charges that social media platforms are engaged in “dangerous” suppression of conservative voices and warns that “those who suppress the truth” are courting God’s wrath.
The chapter does include one piece of advice that Jeffress’s followers would be wise to apply to his own writings: “develop a healthy skepticism over anything you hear or read online.”
The fourth chapter, “For Protection from Our Enemies,” includes a reference to the Oklahoma City bombing as an example of the actions of a domestic enemy. But it also lumps in—without any discussion, evidence, or justification—the anti-fascist network Antifa as a domestic terrorist threat:
From foreign threats like radical Islamic terrorists, to cyber threats like the Chinese government, to domestic terrorist threats like Antifa, to people who are taught to hate our country or to disrespect authority, Americans share this world with many enemies who would harm us.
Jeffress offers several reasons that some people might hate America: they focus more on our faults than virtues; they want to destroy America to build their own power; they disapprove of U.S. support for Israel; or “because we are a nation built on Christian values.” But it really gets back to one thing:
All irrational hatred begins with evil desires and the lies of Satan. At root, it is a spiritual problem. And at the spiritual level, believers fight evil and falsehood with Christian love and gospel truth. However, even though the battle begins in the spiritual realm, it often extends into our physical world. When it does so, it threatens physical harm to us and to our countrymen. And we must oppose it.
Chapter 5, the last of the free chapters released as a teaser for the book, is entitled “For National Unity.” Jeffress cites the 1969 moon landing as an event that unified the county even in the wake of the assassinations and social chaos of 1968. The chapter encourages people to pray for greater unity among Christians and in “our divided nation.”
“Ask God to silence those who strive to spread division and hatred and to bring any slanderers in the media to repentance,” Jeffress writes. Well, what about the slanderer in the Oval Office, who spent part of Memorial Day weekend charging a journalist he hates with having committed murder, against all evidence to the contrary? Has Jeffress called Trump to repentance for the way his campaign and administration spread division and hatred?
Jeffress also encourages people to “engage in civil discourse with those with whom we disagree.” Now, “civil discourse” doesn’t exactly bring to mind Trump’s sneering contempt for his critics or Trump spiritual adviser Paula White denouncing his political opponents as demonic and anti-God. And it certainly doesn’t seem to apply to Jeffress’s own actions as a Trump surrogate in the media, where he has mocked Nancy Pelosi’s faith, warned that the left is just waiting to regain political power to wage “intensive” attacks against the Church, and railed against Democratic leaders, saying, “Apparently the god they worship is the pagan god of the Old Testament, Moloch, who allowed for child sacrifice … I think the god they are worshiping is the god of their own imagination.”
How civil and unifying. I can hardly wait for the remaining 35 chapters.


rightwingwatch--2020-05-28--Right Wing Round-Up: ‘The Only Good Democrat Is a Dead Democrat’


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rightwingwatch--2020-05-28--GOP Senate Hopeful Employs Monarchist and Anti-Semite to Manage Campaign

The U.S. Senate campaign of Lauren Witzke , who is running in the Republican primary for a chance to take on incumbent Democratic Sen. Chris Coons of Delaware , has paid a self-identified monarchist—who once proposed implementing royal rule as a means of driving Jews out of positions of power in the United States—to manage its operations .
A long-shot candidate , Witzke is slated to be on the ballot in September ’ s primary .
Witzke ’ s campaign has paid Maryland-based political activist Michael Sisco more than $ 3,500 for “ campaign manager services ” since January , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ No other person is listed receiving payments for such services , suggesting Sisco may be Witzke ’ s sole campaign manager .
Sisco said on a May 2019 podcast that he first met Witzke on Facebook ; on the same podcast later that year , Witzke credited Sisco and others for her decision to delve into politics .
Sisco made local headlines late last year after he admitted to inviting white nationalist and anti-Semitic podcaster Nicholas Fuentes to speak at an immigration forum where his then-boss , Iowa Republican U.S. House candidate Bobby @ @ @ @ @ @ @ boss , Witzke , was photographed standing and cheering in the crowd at that event and said she was there registering voters . )
Following press coverage of Fuentes ’ appearance , speakers including Schilling , Iowa state Sen. Mariannette Miller-Meeks , and two “ angel parents ” of children killed by immigrants who were in the United States illegally told the Quad-City Times they condemned Fuentes ’ views and his appearance .
Days later , the Illinois-based ABC-affiliate WQAD8 reported that Schilling fired Sisco .
About a month after his termination , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ with Witzke while she campaigned for U.S. Senate in her home state of Delaware .
Soon after Sisco became involved , Witzke ’ s campaign adopted a far-right platform that included a 10-year moratorium on immigration into the United States—a policy agenda long-championed by hate groups like VDARE .
Witzke credited her immigration platform to far-right blogger Peter D ’ Abrosca , whose own hopes of higher office were dashed by his failure to follow the necessary steps to register as a candidate .
Witzke ’ s campaign , under the presumed direction @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the self-dubbed “ America First ” white nationalist movement and other extreme elements of the GOP .
At this year ’ s Conservative Political Action Conference at the end of February , the pair shared photos of themselves with far-right activists , including D ’ Abrosca and Islamophobe Laura Loomer .
But Sisco ’ s sympathy for far-right ideas goes beyond Witzke ’ s campaign ; he has repeatedly argued that the United States should abandon liberal democracy and return to a system of theocratic monarchy .
“ The reality is , that @ @ @ @ @ @ @ persons of European heritage .
Royalism , given its historical success and track record , is exactly what America and the West needs to restore it to its former glory , ” Sisco wrote in a blog last year .
Witzke does not seem opposed Sisco ’ s anti-democratic philosophy , as made evident during an episode of Sisco ’ s podcast last year .
Sisco ’ s co-host , who goes unnamed during the episode , asked Witzke , “ Would you like to see Trump as king of the United States @ @ @ @ @ @ @ would be really cool because I really think that he is a man who puts America First , and he is the first president I ’ ve seen in my lifetime who really puts America first and the people of America first , ” Witzke said .
“ I guess I could get behind Trump , lifelong term , I guess.
” In a blog post last year , Sisco envisioned a “ dissident right ” takeover of American politics .
Originally published on but later deleted from an obscure extreme-right blog , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ the white supremacist organizers of the 2017 Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville , Virginia .
In it , Sisco argued that success of the “ dissident ” right would require courting the ultra-rich and abandoning racist imagery and language he says offends “ sensibilities that have been developed by decades of indoctrination and propaganda.
” “ Mob mentality may work for the left , but for us our target audience should be this wealthy elite .
They must be convinced that our ideas are better for their long-term profit and sustainability , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ coddled and defended far-right , anti-Semitic figures. In May 2019 , Sisco hosted far-right writer Michael Witcoff on his podcast to review a manifesto believed to have been written by a young man standing trial for violently attacking a synagogue in California , killing one person , and injuring three .
The manifesto reportedly stated the killer ’ s “ disgust ” for Jews and his belief that Jews sought to “ doom ” the white race as the motivation for his attack .
Throughout the podcast , Sisco read passages of the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and asked Witcoff , an ex-Jewish conspiracy theorist , if the shooter ’ s claims were true .
Witcoff often answered in the affirmative .
At one point in the episode , Sisco recited a passage of the manifesto that reads : “ I do not care about the debt-based currency that Jews like to pretend is money and the circus that Jewry has used to attempt to pacify [ white ] people.
” Sisco mused , “ I do kind of agree with him on the money thing.
” Although neither Sisco @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ’ s attack , Sisco repeatedly offered sympathy to the shooter ’ s perceived ills and suggested his own nonviolent solutions .
While trying to explain his “ basic strategy ” of politics , Sisco referenced Adolf Hitler , who he said did not murder Jews until he had secured sovereignty in Germany , and suggested that if the United States instituted monarchy , Jews currently in positions of power may want to leave the country voluntarily .
“ If we were to institute a monarchial system and banish the fiat economy and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ usury , you know , some people might not really want to stay here anymore .
You get what I ’ m saying ?
They would voluntarily leave , ” Sisco said .
Sisco wrote in a since-deleted tweet in August 2019 that the term white supremacist is “ used as a Veil to disguise Jewish supremacy.
” Falsely equating Zionism with white supremacy is a common trope among far-right activists .
On Twitter , Sisco has repeatedly shared and engaged with far-right content from content creators including Fuentes , Scott Greer , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Pat Buchanan , and VDARE .
He has also praised the work of E. Michael Jones , an anti-Semitic conspiracy theorist , and has hosted him on his podcast .
Sisco has engaged and defended individuals associated with the “ groyper ” iteration of the white nationalist youth movement , specifically Fuentes , whom Sisco has called a “ solid guy.
” After Fuentes was permanently suspended from YouTube in February for violating site rules against hate speech , Sisco tweeted : “ It is time for traditionalists and conservatives to go on @ @ @ @ @ @ @ afford to hide .
We can turn the cultural tide with boldness and courage .
You will get fired .
You ’ ll also find other jobs .
You will sacrifice much .
You will save your culture.
” Sisco uploaded videos of himself last year attending a “ Straight Pride ” parade in Boston that was reportedly put together by an organizer from a far-right group founded by notorious protest brawler Kyle “ Based Stickman ” Chapman .
Months earlier , Sisco had authored a blog post that declared the LGBTQ community @ @ @ @ @ @ @ public health crisis.
” When reached by email , Sisco declined multiple opportunities to elaborate on any of his remarks or answer any questions about how he became involved with Witzke ’ s campaign , and instead accused our publication of aligning with Sen. Coons in order “ to defend our increasingly precarious world financial system which has been designed by people like George Soros to screw over ordinary people while billionaire hedge fund financiers get rich on the backs of the working class.
” ( You can read RWW ’ s mission @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Antisemitism , a collaborative project of Bend the Arc : Jewish Action and Jews Against White Nationalism dedicated to tracking GOP figures and groups promoting anti-Semitism and fascism , noted in May that Sisco appeared to threaten researchers and reporters , including this Right Wing Watch employee .
“ We can give them a taste of their own medicine .
Confirming residential addresses… ” Sisco tweeted .
Witzke has taken her own extreme positions .
Media Matters includes Witzke in its ongoing list of candidates who have voiced support of the QAnon conspiracy @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that Witzke spoke at an event where she said that the Lord had anointed Trump .
Rep. Paul Gosar of Arizona—who has his own longtime ties to far-right nationalists—has endorsed Witzke .
Gosar tweeted that the “ nation , our workers , our families and our Constitution could really use ” Witzke in the U.S. Senate .
Witzke has appeared on Breitbart News ’ SiriusXM Patriot programming to criticize former Vice President Joe Biden and has been featured on the outlet for joining a church service earlier this month that defied Delaware ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ , Witzke said on Twitter that Delaware GOP members “ have been really good ” to her .
Bend the Arc condemned Witzke ’ s campaign .
“ Lauren Witzke ’ s campaign manager discussing the removal of Jewish people from the United States is part of a growing trend of Nazi sympathizing and white nationalism from the Republican Party , ” a spokesperson for Bend the Arc told RWW .
“ Lauren Witzke has a history of working with antisemites and Holocaust deniers , so it ’ s no surprise her campaign @ @ @ @ @ @ @ forcing Jewish Americans from our homes .
This is only the latest example of how white nationalists are using the Republican Party under Donald Trump to swiftly move from the margins into the mainstream.
” Multiple requests for interviews sent to the Iowa GOP , the Delaware GOP , the Schilling campaign , and the Witzke campaign were unreturned at the time of publication .

The U.S. Senate campaign of Lauren Witzke, who is running in the Republican primary for a chance to take on incumbent Democratic Sen. Chris Coons of Delaware, has paid a self-identified monarchist—who once proposed implementing royal rule as a means of driving Jews out of positions of power in the United States—to manage its operations. A long-shot candidate, Witzke is slated to be on the ballot in September’s primary.
Witzke’s campaign has paid Maryland-based political activist Michael Sisco more than $3,500 for “campaign manager services” since January, according to Federal Election Commission records. No other person is listed receiving payments for such services, suggesting Sisco may be Witzke’s sole campaign manager. Sisco said on a May 2019 podcast that he first met Witzke on Facebook; on the same podcast later that year, Witzke credited Sisco and others for her decision to delve into politics.
Sisco made local headlines late last year after he admitted to inviting white nationalist and anti-Semitic podcaster Nicholas Fuentes to speak at an immigration forum where his then-boss, Iowa Republican U.S. House candidate Bobby Schilling, presented. (His current boss, Witzke, was photographed standing and cheering in the crowd at that event and said she was there registering voters.) Following press coverage of Fuentes’ appearance, speakers including Schilling, Iowa state Sen. Mariannette Miller-Meeks, and two “angel parents” of children killed by immigrants who were in the United States illegally told the Quad-City Times they condemned Fuentes’ views and his appearance. Days later, the Illinois-based ABC-affiliate WQAD8 reported that Schilling fired Sisco.
I had no idea who Fuentes was up until a few minutes ago. His rhetoric is disgusting and I want in no way to be associated with him. His racist anti-Semitic statements do not reflect my own views. I proudly support Israel and I love people of all colors and ethnic backgrounds. https://t.co/az4Xn16Orm — Bobby Schilling (@BobbySchilling) December 3, 2019
About a month after his termination, Sisco announced that he would be working with Witzke while she campaigned for U.S. Senate in her home state of Delaware. Soon after Sisco became involved, Witzke’s campaign adopted a far-right platform that included a 10-year moratorium on immigration into the United States—a policy agenda long-championed by hate groups like VDARE. Witzke credited her immigration platform to far-right blogger Peter D’Abrosca, whose own hopes of higher office were dashed by his failure to follow the necessary steps to register as a candidate.
Witzke’s campaign, under the presumed direction of Sisco, has explicitly catered to the self-dubbed “America First” white nationalist movement and other extreme elements of the GOP. At this year’s Conservative Political Action Conference at the end of February, the pair shared photos of themselves with far-right activists, including D’Abrosca and Islamophobe Laura Loomer. But Sisco’s sympathy for far-right ideas goes beyond Witzke’s campaign; he has repeatedly argued that the United States should abandon liberal democracy and return to a system of theocratic monarchy.
“The reality is, that Americans are still human, and still persons of European heritage. Royalism, given its historical success and track record, is exactly what America and the West needs to restore it to its former glory,” Sisco wrote in a blog last year.
Witzke does not seem opposed Sisco’s anti-democratic philosophy, as made evident during an episode of Sisco’s podcast last year. Sisco’s co-host, who goes unnamed during the episode, asked Witzke, “Would you like to see Trump as king of the United States?”
“You know, that would be really cool because I really think that he is a man who puts America First, and he is the first president I’ve seen in my lifetime who really puts America first and the people of America first,” Witzke said. “I guess I could get behind Trump, lifelong term, I guess.”
In a blog post last year, Sisco envisioned a “dissident right” takeover of American politics. Originally published on but later deleted from an obscure extreme-right blog, the post featured stylized image art of the white supremacist organizers of the 2017 Unite the Right rally in Charlottesville, Virginia. In it, Sisco argued that success of the “dissident” right would require courting the ultra-rich and abandoning racist imagery and language he says offends “sensibilities that have been developed by decades of indoctrination and propaganda.”
“Mob mentality may work for the left, but for us our target audience should be this wealthy elite. They must be convinced that our ideas are better for their long-term profit and sustainability,” Sisco wrote.
Sisco has also coddled and defended far-right, anti-Semitic figures. In May 2019, Sisco hosted far-right writer Michael Witcoff on his podcast to review a manifesto believed to have been written by a young man standing trial for violently attacking a synagogue in California, killing one person, and injuring three. The manifesto reportedly stated the killer’s “disgust” for Jews and his belief that Jews sought to “doom” the white race as the motivation for his attack. Throughout the podcast, Sisco read passages of the shooter’s manifesto attacking Jewish people and asked Witcoff, an ex-Jewish conspiracy theorist, if the shooter’s claims were true. Witcoff often answered in the affirmative.
At one point in the episode, Sisco recited a passage of the manifesto that reads: “I do not care about the debt-based currency that Jews like to pretend is money and the circus that Jewry has used to attempt to pacify [white] people.” Sisco mused, “I do kind of agree with him on the money thing.”
Although neither Sisco or Witcoff said they supported the shooter’s attack, Sisco repeatedly offered sympathy to the shooter’s perceived ills and suggested his own nonviolent solutions. While trying to explain his “basic strategy” of politics, Sisco referenced Adolf Hitler, who he said did not murder Jews until he had secured sovereignty in Germany, and suggested that if the United States instituted monarchy, Jews currently in positions of power may want to leave the country voluntarily.
“If we were to institute a monarchial system and banish the fiat economy and put in a non-fiat currency and ban usury, you know, some people might not really want to stay here anymore. You get what I’m saying? They would voluntarily leave,” Sisco said.
Sisco wrote in a since-deleted tweet in August 2019 that the term white supremacist is “used as a Veil to disguise Jewish supremacy.” Falsely equating Zionism with white supremacy is a common trope among far-right activists.
On Twitter, Sisco has repeatedly shared and engaged with far-right content from content creators including Fuentes, Scott Greer, Jesse Lee Peterson, Michelle Malkin, Pat Buchanan, and VDARE. He has also praised the work of E. Michael Jones, an anti-Semitic conspiracy theorist, and has hosted him on his podcast. Sisco has engaged and defended individuals associated with the “groyper” iteration of the white nationalist youth movement, specifically Fuentes, whom Sisco has called a “solid guy.”
After Fuentes was permanently suspended from YouTube in February for violating site rules against hate speech, Sisco tweeted: “It is time for traditionalists and conservatives to go on the offensive. We can’t afford to hide. We can turn the cultural tide with boldness and courage. You will get fired. You’ll also find other jobs. You will sacrifice much. You will save your culture.”
Sisco uploaded videos of himself last year attending a “Straight Pride” parade in Boston that was reportedly put together by an organizer from a far-right group founded by notorious protest brawler Kyle “Based Stickman” Chapman. Months earlier, Sisco had authored a blog post that declared the LGBTQ community was “nothing short of a major public health crisis.”
When reached by email, Sisco declined multiple opportunities to elaborate on any of his remarks or answer any questions about how he became involved with Witzke’s campaign, and instead accused our publication of aligning with Sen. Coons in order “to defend our increasingly precarious world financial system which has been designed by people like George Soros to screw over ordinary people while billionaire hedge fund financiers get rich on the backs of the working class.” (You can read RWW’s mission statement here.)
How to Fight Antisemitism, a collaborative project of Bend the Arc: Jewish Action and Jews Against White Nationalism dedicated to tracking GOP figures and groups promoting anti-Semitism and fascism, noted in May that Sisco appeared to threaten researchers and reporters, including this Right Wing Watch employee.
“We can give them a taste of their own medicine. Confirming residential addresses…” Sisco tweeted.
Witzke has taken her own extreme positions. Media Matters includes Witzke in its ongoing list of candidates who have voiced support of the QAnon conspiracy theory. Last year, RWW reported that Witzke spoke at an event where she said that the Lord had anointed Trump.
Rep. Paul Gosar of Arizona—who has his own longtime ties to far-right nationalists—has endorsed Witzke. Gosar tweeted that the “nation, our workers, our families and our Constitution could really use” Witzke in the U.S. Senate.
Lauren—we need you in the Senate. Please check out @WitzkeforDE and her #AMERICAFirst platform. https://t.co/9izCvjf0vM — Paul Gosar (@DrPaulGosar) May 12, 2020
Witzke has appeared on Breitbart News’ SiriusXM Patriot programming to criticize former Vice President Joe Biden and has been featured on the outlet for joining a church service earlier this month that defied Delaware’s social distancing orders. In February, Witzke said on Twitter that Delaware GOP members “have been really good” to her.
Bend the Arc condemned Witzke’s campaign. “Lauren Witzke’s campaign manager discussing the removal of Jewish people from the United States is part of a growing trend of Nazi sympathizing and white nationalism from the Republican Party,” a spokesperson for Bend the Arc told RWW. “Lauren Witzke has a history of working with antisemites and Holocaust deniers, so it’s no surprise her campaign manager is on the record fantasizing about forcing Jewish Americans from our homes. This is only the latest example of how white nationalists are using the Republican Party under Donald Trump to swiftly move from the margins into the mainstream.”
Multiple requests for interviews sent to the Iowa GOP, the Delaware GOP, the Schilling campaign, and the Witzke campaign were unreturned at the time of publication.


rightwingwatch--2020-05-28--Dominionist ‘Prophets’ Say Pentecost Sunday Will Bring Them More Power and Governing Authority

Dominionist religious-right leaders are predicting that this coming weekend will mark the start of a new era in U.S. and human history with an outpouring of spiritual power and governmental authority being granted to the “ true church.
” Some are connecting it to President Donald Trump ’ s reelection , which they see as part of God ’ s divine plan and a key to national and global revival .
May 31 is Pentecost Sunday on this year ’ s Western Christian calendar .
Pentecost , the Jewish festival of Shavuot , is celebrated by Christians as the day @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on which the Holy Spirit descended on the apostles of Jesus and gave them miraculous power .
It is often described as the moment that the Christian church was born .
Many religious-right figures are giving this year ’ s Pentecost special spiritual significance .
As some see it , the COVID-19 pandemic meant that for the first time in two millennia , both Jews and Christians spent Passover—which fell early in April this year—huddled in their homes praying that their families would be spared from a deadly plague .
This “ literal @ @ @ @ @ @ @ a “ literal Pentecost ” that will bring a wave of miraculous displays of God ’ s power and usher in a great spiritual revival in the U.S. and globally .
Lewis Hogan of the Texas-based United Cry ministry said in a May 26 email to his followers that God had told him that “ Pentecost Sunday this year will be incredibly significant , like a line of demarcation : on May 31st the church will be entering a new season , a true Acts 2 season.
” Wanda Alger , who has @ @ @ @ @ @ @ at Intercessors for America , says this Pentecost will be about increasing Christians ’ boldness in confronting their opponents .
Dominionist and anti-abortion activist Lou Engle , known for organizing stadium-sized political prayer rallies , led a 40-day fast heading into Passover and is expecting a “ global Pentecostal explosion ” that he ties to a great communion revival .
Jack Hibbs , a California megachurch pastor and associate of Christian nationalist political operative David Lane , says God told him last month that May 31 is the day that all churches in @ @ @ @ @ @ @ public health restrictions are in place at the time .
Cheryl Amabile , an associate of Engle ’ s , explicitly connected prophetic dreams and exhortations around COVID-19 and Pentecost to Trump and the 2020 elections .
In an edition of “ The Briefing ” email newsletter , she recounted White House aide Paula White speaking at the White House National Day of Prayer observance and delivering what White said was a message from God for Trump : “ You will recover all.
” Amabile added : In the days ahead , let @ @ @ @ @ @ @ revelation until our very thoughts and expectations have conformed to the word of God .
WE SHALL RECOVER ALL !
Let ’ s not only believe these words , but release them as faith-filled decrees over our lives , over President Trump , and over our nation .
May believers in other nations also take up the word of prophecy and wage war accordingly .
Lastly , may the prophetic promise of Psalm 32 come to life on the lips of God ’ s people as we bless our president and proclaim this @ @ @ @ @ @ @ elections : “ Behold , a king will reign in righteousness , and princes will rule in justice .
Each will be like a hiding place from the wind , a shelter from the storm… ” ( Is 32:1-2 ) A video compilation of “ prophetic voices ” declaring that a “ literal 2020 Pentecost ” is coming was posted on YouTube in late April .
One of the speakers was Ohio-based pastor Tim Sheets , brother of prominent dominionist Dutch Sheets .
In the video , Tim Sheets declares that “ the @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to describe the church as God ’ s governing body on Earth—has been seated and that God will give “ the true church ” and “ the uncompromised remnant ” an “ anointing to prevail ” : We are literally being anointed with a higher level of governing authority .
We are literally going to be anointed with a higher power to rule and reign on this Earth in demonstratively real ways .
We are literally being anointed to advance the kingdom of God .
We ’ re literally being soaked , empowered @ @ @ @ @ @ @ miracles .
All the gifts of Holy Spirit , all of them , will now be supercharged in a mega-outpouring to function at levels that has never been seen on this planet before .
It ’ s going to be greater than even what was seen in Acts chapter two .
We are literally going to now be soaked in the King ’ s anointing , to decree a word , and watch it be established on the Earth .
We are literally being anointed to partner with Holy Spirit , and with @ @ @ @ @ @ @ change the course of history .
A new breed of Christianity .
A new breed of Christianity will now be anointed under Heaven ’ s power to represent King Jesus with boldness to make a stand on this Earth , just as the early church was anointed with boldness and they made their stand .
Unintimidated warriors are now rising , and they will be soaked in the anointing of King Jesus , staring Hell in the face and tearing down their strongholds .
Many conservative Christian leaders are referring to the period @ @ @ @ @ @ @ pandemic—and the period between Passover or Easter and Pentecost—as a “ divine reset.
” Some dominionist ministries , like those led by Chuck Pierce and David Herzog , are holding multiday online events .
Trump-promoting “ prophetic ” author Lance Wallnau , a proponent of Seven Mountains dominionism , is hosting a Sunday evening event .
It appears that one of the biggest gatherings of big names will be a Friday evening event called “ A Night of Promise.
” The webcast is the brainchild of Jonathan Bernis , who heads Jewish Voice @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to convert Jews to Christianity .
The event ’ s website invites , “ Join us for a time of blessing and encouragement as we unite in faith believing for an outpouring of God ’ s Spirit in our nation , in Israel , and around the world.
” Bernis told Charisma ’ s Stephen Strang that he hopes the broadcast , which will be covered by multiple Christian television networks and streamed on Facebook and YouTube , might be one of the sparks that brings the greatest revival the world has ever @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in “ the blindness coming off of the eyes of my Jewish people.
” White House aide and Trump spiritual adviser White is among those listed as participating .
Others include Franklin Graham and Mike Huckabee ; broadcasters Pat and Gordon Robertson and Janet Parshall ; Jonathan Cahn , End Times author and organizer of a September rally meant to boost Trump ’ s reelection prospects and spark revival ; Trump-supporting “ prophets ” Lance Wallnau , Cindy Jacobs , and Chuck Pierce ; singer Pat Boone ; televangelist Sid Roth ; and @ @ @ @ @ @ @ her own approach to Pentecost , using it as she does other Jewish holidays : as an opportunity to promise special spiritual blessings to those who send money to her ministry , and warning those who don ’ t that they may miss out .
From her ministry ’ s Pentecost message : Everyone is to give their best offering unto God for Pentecost , honoring and establishing His presence and provision .
The results of honoring Him on His divine appointments are miraculous !
I believe God is ready to pour out @ @ @ @ @ @ @ has given us the gift of His Son Jesus Christ , He has given us the gift of His Word , and He has given us the person of the Holy Spirit to empower us and guide us to maturity as Christians .
Pentecost is God ’ s giving season !
And Jesus declares in Matthew 6:8 that our “ Father knows what you need before you ask him.
” During this season EXPECT HARVEST & POWER !
Numbers 23:19 declares that “ God is not a man , that he should lie @ @ @ @ @ @ @ word given by God over your life will come to pass IF YOU DO WHAT IS NECESSARY TO ACTIVATE IT !
DON ’ T MISS YOUR SUDDENLY !
Let me hear from you right away !
When you give your best offering for Pentecost , you align your life with God ’ s appointments and the rhythm of seedtime and harvest !
And your seed and obedience will unlock POWER like never seen before !
**Remember to send me your Pentecost prayer request immediately with your seed so my intercessors and I can @ @ @ @ @ @ @ has for you today !

Dominionist religious-right leaders are predicting that this coming weekend will mark the start of a new era in U.S. and human history with an outpouring of spiritual power and governmental authority being granted to the “true church.” Some are connecting it to President Donald Trump’s reelection, which they see as part of God’s divine plan and a key to national and global revival.
May 31 is Pentecost Sunday on this year’s Western Christian calendar. Pentecost, the Jewish festival of Shavuot, is celebrated by Christians as the day described in the biblical book of Acts on which the Holy Spirit descended on the apostles of Jesus and gave them miraculous power. It is often described as the moment that the Christian church was born.
Many religious-right figures are giving this year’s Pentecost special spiritual significance. As some see it, the COVID-19 pandemic meant that for the first time in two millennia, both Jews and Christians spent Passover—which fell early in April this year—huddled in their homes praying that their families would be spared from a deadly plague. This “literal Passover,” some say, foretells a “literal Pentecost” that will bring a wave of miraculous displays of God’s power and usher in a great spiritual revival in the U.S. and globally.
Lewis Hogan of the Texas-based United Cry ministry said in a May 26 email to his followers that God had told him that “Pentecost Sunday this year will be incredibly significant, like a line of demarcation: on May 31st the church will be entering a new season, a true Acts 2 season.” Wanda Alger, who has been affiliated with the pro-Trump prayer warriors at Intercessors for America, says this Pentecost will be about increasing Christians’ boldness in confronting their opponents. Dominionist and anti-abortion activist Lou Engle, known for organizing stadium-sized political prayer rallies, led a 40-day fast heading into Passover and is expecting a “global Pentecostal explosion” that he ties to a great communion revival.
Jack Hibbs, a California megachurch pastor and associate of Christian nationalist political operative David Lane, says God told him last month that May 31 is the day that all churches in California should open, regardless of what public health restrictions are in place at the time.
Cheryl Amabile, an associate of Engle’s, explicitly connected prophetic dreams and exhortations around COVID-19 and Pentecost to Trump and the 2020 elections. In an edition of “The Briefing” email newsletter, she recounted White House aide Paula White speaking at the White House National Day of Prayer observance and delivering what White said was a message from God for Trump: “You will recover all.” Amabile added:
In the days ahead, let us feast on these scriptures and prophetic revelation until our very thoughts and expectations have conformed to the word of God. WE SHALL RECOVER ALL! Let’s not only believe these words, but release them as faith-filled decrees over our lives, over President Trump, and over our nation. May believers in other nations also take up the word of prophecy and wage war accordingly. Lastly, may the prophetic promise of Psalm 32 come to life on the lips of God’s people as we bless our president and proclaim this passage like a plumbline over the coming elections: “Behold, a king will reign in righteousness, and princes will rule in justice. Each will be like a hiding place from the wind, a shelter from the storm…” (Is 32:1-2)
A video compilation of “prophetic voices” declaring that a “literal 2020 Pentecost” is coming was posted on YouTube in late April. One of the speakers was Ohio-based pastor Tim Sheets, brother of prominent dominionist Dutch Sheets. In the video, Tim Sheets declares that “the ekklesia”—a term used by dominionists to describe the church as God’s governing body on Earth—has been seated and that God will give “the true church” and “the uncompromised remnant” an “anointing to prevail”:
We are literally being anointed with a higher level of governing authority. We are literally going to be anointed with a higher power to rule and reign on this Earth in demonstratively real ways. We are literally being anointed to advance the kingdom of God. We’re literally being soaked, empowered to activate signs, wonders, and miracles. All the gifts of Holy Spirit, all of them, will now be supercharged in a mega-outpouring to function at levels that has never been seen on this planet before. It’s going to be greater than even what was seen in Acts chapter two. We are literally going to now be soaked in the King’s anointing, to decree a word, and watch it be established on the Earth. We are literally being anointed to partner with Holy Spirit, and with our King Jesus in operational ways to change the course of history. A new breed of Christianity. A new breed of Christianity will now be anointed under Heaven’s power to represent King Jesus with boldness to make a stand on this Earth, just as the early church was anointed with boldness and they made their stand. Unintimidated warriors are now rising, and they will be soaked in the anointing of King Jesus, staring Hell in the face and tearing down their strongholds.
Many conservative Christian leaders are referring to the period of social and economic disruption around the pandemic—and the period between Passover or Easter and Pentecost—as a “divine reset.” Some dominionist ministries, like those led by Chuck Pierce and David Herzog, are holding multiday online events. Trump-promoting “prophetic” author Lance Wallnau, a proponent of Seven Mountains dominionism, is hosting a Sunday evening event.
It appears that one of the biggest gatherings of big names will be a Friday evening event called “A Night of Promise.” The webcast is the brainchild of Jonathan Bernis, who heads Jewish Voice, a group whose primary mission is to convert Jews to Christianity. The event’s website invites, “Join us for a time of blessing and encouragement as we unite in faith believing for an outpouring of God’s Spirit in our nation, in Israel, and around the world.” Bernis told Charisma’s Stephen Strang that he hopes the broadcast, which will be covered by multiple Christian television networks and streamed on Facebook and YouTube, might be one of the sparks that brings the greatest revival the world has ever known, which he hopes will result in “the blindness coming off of the eyes of my Jewish people.”
White House aide and Trump spiritual adviser White is among those listed as participating. Others include Franklin Graham and Mike Huckabee; broadcasters Pat and Gordon Robertson and Janet Parshall; Jonathan Cahn, End Times author and organizer of a September rally meant to boost Trump’s reelection prospects and spark revival; Trump-supporting “prophets” Lance Wallnau, Cindy Jacobs, and Chuck Pierce; singer Pat Boone; televangelist Sid Roth; and anti-LGBTQ author Michael Brown.
White has her own approach to Pentecost, using it as she does other Jewish holidays: as an opportunity to promise special spiritual blessings to those who send money to her ministry, and warning those who don’t that they may miss out. From her ministry’s Pentecost message:


rightwingwatch--2020-05-28--Curt Landry Says Satan Wants to Defeat Trump and Carry Out ‘Another Holocaust’

During a YouTube livestream last night , right-wing pastor Curt Landry told his viewers that Satan is working to defeat President Donald Trump in November so that communists can take over America and carry out “ another Holocaust.
” “ We ’ re in a war , ” Landry warned .
“ We are in a major spiritual war.
” Landry said that some people might not like what he is saying , but they must listen to him because as a “ spiritual elder , ” he is reporting a message directly from God .
“ This is thus @ @ @ @ @ @ @ .
“ Satan is already anticipating his victory to divide and conquer , and he ’ s already anticipating that Donald Trump will not be reelected , and some far-left socialist communist is going to take over the United States of America .
He ’ s already anticipating this .
And here ’ s the key for us : We have to agree tonight , we have to agree that we ’ re going to disappoint Satan , and we ’ re going to say , ‘ No , this isn ’ t @ @ @ @ @ @ @ … Because I made a commitment to the Lord 30 years ago in Tel Aviv that there would not be another Holocaust .
Not on my watch .
”

During a YouTube livestream last night, right-wing pastor Curt Landry told his viewers that Satan is working to defeat President Donald Trump in November so that communists can take over America and carry out “another Holocaust.”
“We’re in a war,” Landry warned. “We are in a major spiritual war.”
Landry said that some people might not like what he is saying, but they must listen to him because as a “spiritual elder,” he is reporting a message directly from God.
“This is thus saith the Lord,” Landry declared. “Satan is already anticipating his victory to divide and conquer, and he’s already anticipating that Donald Trump will not be reelected, and some far-left socialist communist is going to take over the United States of America. He’s already anticipating this. And here’s the key for us: We have to agree tonight, we have to agree that we’re going to disappoint Satan, and we’re going to say, ‘No, this isn’t going to happen—not on my watch’ … Because I made a commitment to the Lord 30 years ago in Tel Aviv that there would not be another Holocaust. Not on my watch.”


rightwingwatch--2020-05-29--Right Wing Round-Up: ‘When the Looting Starts, the Shooting Starts’


rightwingwatch--2020-05-29--Right Wing Bonus Tracks: Suicided for Telling the Truth


rightwingwatch--2020-05-29--Candace Owens Claims Minneapolis Protests Are ‘Media-Manufactured Race War’

Candace Owens , a right-wing commentator , has been on a days-long tear against those outraged at the death of George Floyd , claiming that the response to Floyd ’ s death is a “ media-manufactured race war.
” Floyd , a black man , died Monday in handcuffs with his neck pinned under the knee of white Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin , who ignored Floyd ’ s repeated complaints that he couldn ’ t breathe and bystanders ’ pleas to remove his knee from Floyd ’ s neck .
Four officers were fired related to the death , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ murder Friday .
Since Tuesday , protesters have demonstrated against the killing in downtown Minneapolis .
Owens tweeted sarcastically Friday that the response to Floyd ’ s death would solve the coronavirus , calling the reaction a “ media-manufactured race war.
” “ Forget Hydroxychloroquine or Bill Gates ’ vaccines !
Turns out the REAL cure to coronavirus is a media-manufactured race war !
The only cure to media-induced panic is more media-induced panic !
WE ARE SAVED !
” Owens tweeted Friday .
Owens faced criticism earlier this week for her baseless @ @ @ @ @ @ @ funded by billionaire progressive donor George Soros via his Open Society Foundation and for claiming that black people “ jump up like a fucking trained chimpanzee ” when they see stories of white police officers killing black people .

Candace Owens, a right-wing commentator, has been on a days-long tear against those outraged at the death of George Floyd, claiming that the response to Floyd’s death is a “media-manufactured race war.”
Floyd, a black man, died Monday in handcuffs with his neck pinned under the knee of white Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin, who ignored Floyd’s repeated complaints that he couldn’t breathe and bystanders’ pleas to remove his knee from Floyd’s neck. Four officers were fired related to the death, and Chauvin was arrested and charged with murder Friday. Since Tuesday, protesters have demonstrated against the killing in downtown Minneapolis.
Owens tweeted sarcastically Friday that the response to Floyd’s death would solve the coronavirus, calling the reaction a “media-manufactured race war.”
“Forget Hydroxychloroquine or Bill Gates’ vaccines! Turns out the REAL cure to coronavirus is a media-manufactured race war! The only cure to media-induced panic is more media-induced panic! WE ARE SAVED!” Owens tweeted Friday.
Owens faced criticism earlier this week for her baseless suggestion that protests in Minneapolis were being funded by billionaire progressive donor George Soros via his Open Society Foundation and for claiming that black people “jump up like a fucking trained chimpanzee” when they see stories of white police officers killing black people.


rightwingwatch--2020-05-29--Burkman and Wohl Claim to Have Created a Fund for White Police Officer Who Killed George Floyd

Right-wing political operatives Jack Burkman and Jacob Wohl say they have created a fund , supposedly seeded with $ 25,000 , to pay the legal defense fees of Derek Chauvin , the white police officer who killed George Floyd , a black man whose death has set off protests in Minneapolis and cities around the country .
Floyd was pinned to the ground by multiple police officers , including Chauvin , who placed a knee on his neck for nearly 8 minutes , while Floyd told officers he couldn ’ t breathe and bystanders begged Chauvin to remove his knee @ @ @ @ @ @ @ latest example of police brutality against black men caught on tape , has led to outrage among the black community and beyond as well as clashes between police and protesters in the Midwestern city .
A press release announcing the Burkman and Wohl ’ s fund claimed that the “ career law enforcement officer has come under intense public scrutiny ” following “ the routine arrest of a suspect.
” Burkman and Wohl , who created Project 1599—which appears to be little more than a renamed effort to spew conspiracy theories and false @ @ @ @ @ @ @ fund will pay for “ legal expenses , investigators and security costs incurred by the Chauvin family during this trying time.
” While Burkman called Chauvin , who was arrested Friday , “ a good and honorable man , ” the press release appears aimed at casting doubt on Floyd , stating , “ The duo expects much more to become known about the alleged victim.
” It also attacks the mostly black protesters as “ thugs ” and suggests the video , which showed Floyd ’ s death over nearly 8 minutes @ @ @ @ @ @ @ activists and local thugs have participated in violent riots following the release of low-quality video showing part of the arrest , ” the press release states .
On Parler , a social media site popular with the right—particularly those permanently kicked off of Twitter like Wohl—Wohl tried to cast doubt on the cause of Floyd ’ s death .
“ I am told that early indications show George Floyd died during the arrest from a pre-existing condition , hence why the officers haven ’ t been arrested And no , it wasn ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Friday morning .
Responding to another Parler post claiming that “ Not a single Father ’ s Day card was stolen ” among the looting Thursday , Wohl simply wrote , “ True.
” “ Did white people riot , loot and burn down buildings when a young black man beat the daylights out of an elderly white man in a nursing home ?
” he asked in another post .
In another , Wohl attempted to deride the black protesters ’ intelligence , writing , “ How many of the black race @ @ @ @ @ @ @ on a map ?
” Wohl and Burkman have long peddled conspiracy theories and false information .
Most often their targets are opponents of President Donald Trump , who himself went to Twitter Thursday night to call the protesters “ thugs ” and threaten violence .
Earlier this month , it was reported that the two right-wing provocateurs tried to pay a woman to claim that Dr. Anthony Fauci , the nation ’ s top immunologist and a target of right-wing trolls , had assaulted her .
As Right Wing Watch reported earlier @ @ @ @ @ @ @ is “ actively pursuing collection efforts ” against Wohl , who owes more than $ 38,000 in fines for a scheme that misled investors .

Right-wing political operatives Jack Burkman and Jacob Wohl say they have created a fund, supposedly seeded with $25,000, to pay the legal defense fees of Derek Chauvin, the white police officer who killed George Floyd, a black man whose death has set off protests in Minneapolis and cities around the country.
Floyd was pinned to the ground by multiple police officers, including Chauvin, who placed a knee on his neck for nearly 8 minutes, while Floyd told officers he couldn’t breathe and bystanders begged Chauvin to remove his knee. His death, which was the latest example of police brutality against black men caught on tape, has led to outrage among the black community and beyond as well as clashes between police and protesters in the Midwestern city.
A press release announcing the Burkman and Wohl’s fund claimed that the “career law enforcement officer has come under intense public scrutiny” following “the routine arrest of a suspect.” Burkman and Wohl, who created Project 1599—which appears to be little more than a renamed effort to spew conspiracy theories and false information about opponents of the right-wing—say the fund will pay for “legal expenses, investigators and security costs incurred by the Chauvin family during this trying time.”
While Burkman called Chauvin, who was arrested Friday, “a good and honorable man,” the press release appears aimed at casting doubt on Floyd, stating, “The duo expects much more to become known about the alleged victim.”
It also attacks the mostly black protesters as “thugs” and suggests the video, which showed Floyd’s death over nearly 8 minutes, was inconclusive. “Left wing activists and local thugs have participated in violent riots following the release of low-quality video showing part of the arrest,” the press release states.
On Parler, a social media site popular with the right—particularly those permanently kicked off of Twitter like Wohl—Wohl tried to cast doubt on the cause of Floyd’s death. “I am told that early indications show George Floyd died during the arrest from a pre-existing condition, hence why the officers haven’t been arrested And no, it wasn’t COVID 19,” Wohl wrote Friday morning.
Responding to another Parler post claiming that “Not a single Father’s Day card was stolen” among the looting Thursday, Wohl simply wrote, “True.”
“Did white people riot, loot and burn down buildings when a young black man beat the daylights out of an elderly white man in a nursing home?” he asked in another post. In another, Wohl attempted to deride the black protesters’ intelligence, writing, “How many of the black race rioters in LA could point out Minneapolis on a map?”
Wohl and Burkman have long peddled conspiracy theories and false information. Most often their targets are opponents of President Donald Trump, who himself went to Twitter Thursday night to call the protesters “thugs” and threaten violence.
Earlier this month, it was reported that the two right-wing provocateurs tried to pay a woman to claim that Dr. Anthony Fauci, the nation’s top immunologist and a target of right-wing trolls, had assaulted her. As Right Wing Watch reported earlier this month, the Arizona attorney general is “actively pursuing collection efforts” against Wohl, who owes more than $38,000 in fines for a scheme that misled investors.


rightwingwatch--2020-05-29--Gordon Klingenschmitt and Josh Bernstein Wonder Why George Floyd Protesters Are Not Protesting Plann

Gordon Klingenschmitt and Josh Bernstein Wonder Why George Floyd Protesters Are Not Protesting Planned Parenthood

On the most recent episode of his “ Pray In Jesus Name ” program , religious-right activist Gordon Klingenschmitt and his guest , right-wing commentator Josh Bernstein , both wondered why those who are protesting over the death of George Floyd are not also protesting Planned Parenthood for carrying out a “ genocide ” against black babies .
Floyd died earlier this week after a Minneapolis police officer pinned him to the ground , placing a knee on Floyd ’ s neck for nearly 8 minutes even as he pleaded that he couldn ’ t breathe .
While both Klingenschmitt @ @ @ @ @ @ @ actions and called for him to be prosecuted , they couldn ’ t help but wonder why those who are outraged by Floyd ’ s death have not been equally outraged at Democrats and Planned Parenthood .
“ Planned Parenthood has killed 360,000 black babies in 2014 and similar numbers and other years , ” Klingenschmitt said .
“ Black children have been the victims of genocide for many , many years and nobody bats an eye .
In fact , the Democrats want federal funding for this .
Is there any outrage @ @ @ @ @ @ @ innocent blacks who are being murdered compa , red to this guy who was suspected of forgery ?
Granted , that is a crime .
He ’ s not innocent , but still should not have been mistreated the way he was.
” “ There ’ s no question that the Democrats are truly the party of death , ” Bernstein responded .
“ They celebrate death , they fund death , they do political activity based on the ability to bring death to unborn babies … These people are animals , truly @ @ @ @ @ @ @ that to a child , but you know , I don ’ t see them protesting in front of Planned Parenthoods .
Where are the black activists out there that are for life that should be out there protesting Planned Parenthood ?
” “ If you ’ re angry about this , ” Klingenschmitt replied , “ just imagine how angry God is .
The feelings of righteous anger that you have inside of yourself or that the black community has on these kind of horrible occasions , just imagine how God feels @ @ @ @ @ @ @ slaughtered .
”

On the most recent episode of his “Pray In Jesus Name” program, religious-right activist Gordon Klingenschmitt and his guest, right-wing commentator Josh Bernstein, both wondered why those who are protesting over the death of George Floyd are not also protesting Planned Parenthood for carrying out a “genocide” against black babies.
Floyd died earlier this week after a Minneapolis police officer pinned him to the ground, placing a knee on Floyd’s neck for nearly 8 minutes even as he pleaded that he couldn’t breathe. While both Klingenschmitt and Bernstein decried the officer’s actions and called for him to be prosecuted, they couldn’t help but wonder why those who are outraged by Floyd’s death have not been equally outraged at Democrats and Planned Parenthood.
“Planned Parenthood has killed 360,000 black babies in 2014 and similar numbers and other years,” Klingenschmitt said. “Black children have been the victims of genocide for many, many years and nobody bats an eye. In fact, the Democrats want federal funding for this. Is there any outrage that you’ve seen over the innocent blacks who are being murdered compa,red to this guy who was suspected of forgery? Granted, that is a crime. He’s not innocent, but still should not have been mistreated the way he was.”
“There’s no question that the Democrats are truly the party of death,” Bernstein responded. “They celebrate death, they fund death, they do political activity based on the ability to bring death to unborn babies … These people are animals, truly animals, that anyone that would do that to a child, but you know, I don’t see them protesting in front of Planned Parenthoods. Where are the black activists out there that are for life that should be out there protesting Planned Parenthood?”
“If you’re angry about this,” Klingenschmitt replied, “just imagine how angry God is. The feelings of righteous anger that you have inside of yourself or that the black community has on these kind of horrible occasions, just imagine how God feels every day when his innocent children are slaughtered.”


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rightwingwatch--2020-06-01--After Days of Unrest, the Right Lusts for George Floyd Protesters’ Blood

Right-wing politicians and personalities have demanded that the nation ’ s police engage in extrajudicial acts of violence against people protesting the police killing of George Floyd .
Unrest has rattled the United States since Floyd , an unarmed black man , was filmed as he died handcuffed beneath the knee of white Minneapolis police officer Derrick Chauvin , who ignored Floyd ’ s complaints that he couldn ’ t breathe and bystander ’ s pleas to release his knee from Floyd ’ s neck .
Chauvin is facing charges of third-degree murder and manslaughter .
Participants at some of @ @ @ @ @ @ @ damaged property and clashed with police officers , who have been filmed in many instances reacting with shows of violent force .
Police were filmed over the weekend plowing cars into protesters , firing nonlethal rounds at journalists , and assaulting peaceful demonstrators—including an elderly man walking with a cane .
After multiple consecutive nights of demonstrations across the country with little relief in sight , the political right is encouraging an escalation in violence on the part of the police .
President Donald Trump told state governors on a call this morning @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in their states and that they “ don ’ t have to be too careful ” about how they treat those protesters .
“ It ’ s a movement , if you don ’ t put it down it will get worse and worse , ” Trump said , according to CNN .
“ The only time it ’ s successful is when you ’ re weak and most of you are weak.
” Republican Sen. Tom Cotton of Arkansas argued Monday that military units should be deployed and should do “ whatever @ @ @ @ @ @ @ quarter for insurrectionists , anarchists , rioters , and looters.
” As Media Matters ’ Lis Power noted , the phrase “ no quarter ” has been used historically to refer to military declarations to kill enemy combatants rather than jail them—a declaration that is considered a war crime under modern rules of war .
That didn ’ t stop Trump from agreeing with Cotton ’ s call for escalation .
Rep. Matt Gaetz of Florida tweeted , “ Now that we clearly see Antifa as terrorists , can we hunt them down @ @ @ @ @ @ @ East ?
” Cassandra Fairbanks , a far-right media personality , posted messages throughout the weekend calling for protesters to be harmed and killed by the government , expressing her desire for Trump to authorize lethal force against demonstrators .
She pleaded to Trump , “ Please for fucks sake end this shit by any means necessary using any force necessary.
” Noah Pollack , a contributor to Washington Free Beacon , fantasized about the United States treating anti-fascists present at the protests like members of the terrorist organization Al-Qaeda .
“ Imagine @ @ @ @ @ @ @ people wearing orange jumpsuits in this picture had face piercings , purple hair , and were from Portland Oregon , ” Pollack wrote , sharing a photo of individuals imprisoned and restrained in a cage .
On Gab ,  a social media platform popular with the right , right-wing operative Jacob Wohl suggested that Trump should deploy mercenaries to protest zones .
He wrote , “ In the wake of Hurricane Katrina , President Bush sent Blackwater contractors to New Orleans to take out the miscreants .
President Trump should strongly consider @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Trump should deploy the U.S. military to cities experiencing protests and authorize soldiers to kill .
“ The President needs to invoke Title 10 Powers , deploy the REAL military to American cities and issue shoot-to-kill orders , ” Wohl wrote on Gab .
Brendan Dilley , a MAGA “ life coach ” and right-wing broadcaster , said that he and other gun-loving Americans were awaiting permission from Trump to take to the streets and start murdering protesters .
“ If for any reason the president of the United States feels that it @ @ @ @ @ @ @ it should and decides to put out the tweet that says , ‘ My fellow Americans , my fellow 2A-loving Americans , it ’ s time to take up arms against these assholes , ’ you are all fucked in under an hour , ” Dilley said .
“ [ We ’ re ] waiting for that one tweet , that one emergency text message from the fucking president of the United States that gives us the green light to finish this entire thing in under an hour.
” Matt Walsh , a @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Daily Wire , made excuses for people who drove their cars into protestersand blamed protesters for being in the way .
“ If you ’ re blocking traffic , vandalizing vehicles , trying to stop and assault drivers , and in the process you get run over and die , this is your fault , the person who ran you over did nothing wrong , and you are the bad guy .
Who is now dead .
This shouldn ’ t have to be explained , ” Walsh tweeted .
Liberty Hangout , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ gun girl ” Kaitlin Bennett , praised a video of police using force on protesters , writing , “ We need more of this , but with live rounds .
It ’ s the only way the riots will end.
” According to a screenshot shared by far-right Twitter users , Twitter suspended Liberty Hangout ’ s account for seven days for violating the site ’ s rules against wishing physical harm on people .
Jesse Kelly , a right-wing radio host , tweeted that conservatives would need to suspend their desire to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ “ There ’ s no way to put down mass violence that will be popular on social media , ” Kelly wrote .
“ Be prepared to do things that make you hated in the short term or these things are gon na continue .
”

Right-wing politicians and personalities have demanded that the nation’s police engage in extrajudicial acts of violence against people protesting the police killing of George Floyd.
Unrest has rattled the United States since Floyd, an unarmed black man, was filmed as he died handcuffed beneath the knee of white Minneapolis police officer Derrick Chauvin, who ignored Floyd’s complaints that he couldn’t breathe and bystander’s pleas to release his knee from Floyd’s neck. Chauvin is facing charges of third-degree murder and manslaughter.
Participants at some of the nation’s major protests have damaged property and clashed with police officers, who have been filmed in many instances reacting with shows of violent force. Police were filmed over the weekend plowing cars into protesters, firing nonlethal rounds at journalists, and assaulting peaceful demonstrators—including an elderly man walking with a cane. After multiple consecutive nights of demonstrations across the country with little relief in sight, the political right is encouraging an escalation in violence on the part of the police.
President Donald Trump told state governors on a call this morning to act aggressively against protesters causing damage in their states and that they “don’t have to be too careful” about how they treat those protesters.
“It’s a movement, if you don’t put it down it will get worse and worse,” Trump said, according to CNN. “The only time it’s successful is when you’re weak and most of you are weak.”
Republican Sen. Tom Cotton of Arkansas argued Monday that military units should be deployed and should do “whatever it takes to restore order. No quarter for insurrectionists, anarchists, rioters, and looters.” As Media Matters’ Lis Power noted, the phrase “no quarter” has been used historically to refer to military declarations to kill enemy combatants rather than jail them—a declaration that is considered a war crime under modern rules of war. That didn’t stop Trump from agreeing with Cotton’s call for escalation.
“100% Correct. Thank you Tom!” Trump tweeted.
Rep. Matt Gaetz of Florida tweeted, “Now that we clearly see Antifa as terrorists, can we hunt them down like we do those in the Middle East?”
Cassandra Fairbanks, a far-right media personality, posted messages throughout the weekend calling for protesters to be harmed and killed by the government, expressing her desire for Trump to authorize lethal force against demonstrators. She pleaded to Trump, “Please for fucks sake end this shit by any means necessary using any force necessary.”
“Not all lives matter,” Fairbanks tweeted Saturday.
I am now here pic.twitter.com/ejStxB7pWY — Cassandra Fairbanks (@CassandraRules) May 31, 2020
Noah Pollack, a contributor to Washington Free Beacon, fantasized about the United States treating anti-fascists present at the protests like members of the terrorist organization Al-Qaeda.
“Imagine the joyous feeling if you knew the people wearing orange jumpsuits in this picture had face piercings, purple hair, and were from Portland Oregon,” Pollack wrote, sharing a photo of individuals imprisoned and restrained in a cage.
On Gab, a social media platform popular with the right, right-wing operative Jacob Wohl suggested that Trump should deploy mercenaries to protest zones. He wrote, “In the wake of Hurricane Katrina, President Bush sent Blackwater contractors to New Orleans to take out the miscreants. President Trump should strongly consider doing the same.” Wohl also said Trump should deploy the U.S. military to cities experiencing protests and authorize soldiers to kill.
“The President needs to invoke Title 10 Powers, deploy the REAL military to American cities and issue shoot-to-kill orders,” Wohl wrote on Gab.
Brendan Dilley, a MAGA “life coach” and right-wing broadcaster, said that he and other gun-loving Americans were awaiting permission from Trump to take to the streets and start murdering protesters.
“If for any reason the president of the United States feels that it’s not getting done the way it should and decides to put out the tweet that says, ‘My fellow Americans, my fellow 2A-loving Americans, it’s time to take up arms against these assholes,’ you are all fucked in under an hour,” Dilley said. “[We’re] waiting for that one tweet, that one emergency text message from the fucking president of the United States that gives us the green light to finish this entire thing in under an hour.”
Matt Walsh, a commentator at Ben Shapiro’s The Daily Wire, made excuses for people who drove their cars into protestersand blamed protesters for being in the way.
“If you’re blocking traffic, vandalizing vehicles, trying to stop and assault drivers, and in the process you get run over and die, this is your fault, the person who ran you over did nothing wrong, and you are the bad guy. Who is now dead. This shouldn’t have to be explained,” Walsh tweeted.
Liberty Hangout, the operation best known for producing “gun girl” Kaitlin Bennett, praised a video of police using force on protesters, writing, “We need more of this, but with live rounds. It’s the only way the riots will end.” According to a screenshot shared by far-right Twitter users, Twitter suspended Liberty Hangout’s account for seven days for violating the site’s rules against wishing physical harm on people.
Jesse Kelly, a right-wing radio host, tweeted that conservatives would need to suspend their desire to be liked to quell the protests.
“There’s no way to put down mass violence that will be popular on social media,” Kelly wrote. “Be prepared to do things that make you hated in the short term or these things are gonna continue.”


rightwingwatch--2020-06-01--Charlie Kirk Claims Democratic Mayors ‘Happy’ To Watch Cities Burn, Calls on Trump to Invoke the Ins

Charlie Kirk Claims Democratic Mayors ‘Happy’ To Watch Cities Burn, Calls on Trump to Invoke the Insurrection Act

Charlie Kirk , founder of the right-wing youth organizing group Turning Point USA and co-founder of Liberty University ’ s Falkirk Center , called on President Donald Trump to invoke the Insurrection Act , which allows the president to deploy active U.S. military troops on U.S. soil , after protests erupted in cities across the nation following the police killing of George Floyd , a black man .
Kirk tweeted on Monday morning , “ RT if @ realDonaldTrump should invoke the Insurrection Act and restore ORDER to our cities !
” He had made a similar appeal directly to @ @ @ @ @ @ @ President Trump PLEASE invoke the INSURRECTION ACT to stop this madness .
This will NOT get better .
Democrat mayors are happy to watch their cities burn.
” Sen. Tom Cotton ( R-AR ) also called on Trump Monday to invoke the law , which allows the president to deploy active-duty military forces , adding , “ lets see how these anarchists respond when the 101st Airborne is on the other side of the street.
” Kirk has been busy on Twitter during the protests that erupted across the country over the past @ @ @ @ @ @ @ in Minneapolis .
On Sunday , Kirk used the violence to smear Democrats and the left with a broad brush : Kirk also connected the protests to what he called the “ absolute tyranny ” of social distancing restrictions imposed to slow the spread of COVID-19 : Kirk , who has teamed up with Christian nationalists , also brought a religious-right COVID-19 angle to his Twitter feed : And he declared on Sunday , “ Jesus is King , he is the true healer and answer to everything .
May our country repent @ @ @ @ @ @ @ Over the last several days , Kirk tweeted twice about white privilege being a “ racist myth ” and a “ racist lie.
” He urged people to “ RT if you support police officers as they defend America against radical leftwing terrorism !
” And he posted video of himself and right-wing commentator Candace Owen arguing that Black Lives Matter has no credibility because they do not oppose abortion .
The pinned tweet at the top of Kirk ’ s Twitter feed , as of Monday morning , simultaneously promotes Kirk ’ @ @ @ @ @ @ @ and praises Trump for having “ made history ” and “ changed America forever.
” “ The future of America depends on Trump being re-elected , ” Kirk tweeted on Sunday .
“ Nothing is more important than making sure America gets four more years of Donald Trump .
”

Charlie Kirk, founder of the right-wing youth organizing group Turning Point USA and co-founder of Liberty University’s Falkirk Center, called on President Donald Trump to invoke the Insurrection Act, which allows the president to deploy active U.S. military troops on U.S. soil, after protests erupted in cities across the nation following the police killing of George Floyd, a black man.
Kirk tweeted on Monday morning, “RT if @realDonaldTrump should invoke the Insurrection Act and restore ORDER to our cities!” He had made a similar appeal directly to Trump hours earlier, tweeting, “President Trump PLEASE invoke the INSURRECTION ACT to stop this madness. This will NOT get better. Democrat mayors are happy to watch their cities burn.” Sen. Tom Cotton (R-AR) also called on Trump Monday to invoke the law, which allows the president to deploy active-duty military forces, adding, “lets see how these anarchists respond when the 101st Airborne is on the other side of the street.”
Kirk has been busy on Twitter during the protests that erupted across the country over the past week after the police killing of Floyd in Minneapolis. On Sunday, Kirk used the violence to smear Democrats and the left with a broad brush:
What we are seeing here is the left’s dream come true. They have ALWAYS wanted chaos, riots, and destruction. This is all part of their plan to destroy America from within. This is why Democrats are allowing this to happen with no resistance. Arrest the terrorists! — Charlie Kirk (@charliekirk11) June 1, 2020
Kirk was similarly unrestrained about labeling protesters terrorists:
RT if EVERY single “protestor” in Minneapolis should be arrested and charged with Domestic Terrorism! — Charlie Kirk (@charliekirk11) May 29, 2020
Kirk also connected the protests to what he called the “absolute tyranny” of social distancing restrictions imposed to slow the spread of COVID-19:
The Left kept people confined for 10 weeks with no human contact Absolute tyranny led to a more combustible equation than anyone could imagine Draconian lockdowns created the tension that’s boiled over into the streets of Minneapolis Never give Democrats power again — Charlie Kirk (@charliekirk11) May 30, 2020
Kirk, who has teamed up with Christian nationalists, also brought a religious-right COVID-19 angle to his Twitter feed:
It is unacceptable that Christians were arrested for taking Communion while terrorist thugs are allowed to burn down American cities — Charlie Kirk (@charliekirk11) May 30, 2020
And he declared on Sunday, “Jesus is King, he is the true healer and answer to everything. May our country repent and affirm him as Lord!”
Over the last several days, Kirk tweeted twice about white privilege being a “racist myth” and a “racist lie.” He urged people to “RT if you support police officers as they defend America against radical leftwing terrorism!” And he posted video of himself and right-wing commentator Candace Owen arguing that Black Lives Matter has no credibility because they do not oppose abortion.
The pinned tweet at the top of Kirk’s Twitter feed, as of Monday morning, simultaneously promotes Kirk’s book “The MAGA Doctrine” and praises Trump for having “made history” and “changed America forever.”
“The future of America depends on Trump being re-elected,” Kirk tweeted on Sunday. “Nothing is more important than making sure America gets four more years of Donald Trump.”


rightwingwatch--2020-06-01--Brenden Dilley Is Just Waiting Until Trump ‘Gives Us the Green Light’ to Start Gunning Down Proteste

Brenden Dilley Is Just Waiting Until Trump ‘Gives Us the Green Light’ to Start Gunning Down Protesters

MAGA “ life coach ” and proudly amoral right-wing broadcaster Brenden Dilley said during his livestream program today that he and millions of other gun-loving Americans are just waiting until President Donald Trump “ gives us the green light ” to take to the streets and start gunning down activists who have been protesting all over the country following the police killing of George Floyd .
“ Someone should politely explain to antifa [ that ] the most violent Americans , the most violent and willing Americans , haven ’ t even left the couch yet , ” Dilley said @ @ @ @ @ @ @ to go , the most tactically trained , haven ’ t even got off the couch yet .
So you better pray to God , and I mean this literally—or whoever the fuck it is you pray to—that Donald J. Trump , President of the United States , and Attorney General Barr clean this up lawfully.
” “ If for any reason the president of the United States feels that it ’ s not getting done the way it should and decides to put out the tweet that says , ‘ My fellow @ @ @ @ @ @ @ it ’ s time to take up arms against these assholes , ’ you are all fucked in under an hour , ” he continued .
“ [ We ’ re ] waiting for that one tweet , that one emergency text message from the fucking president of the United States that gives us the green light to finish this entire thing in under an hour.
” “ It will not be law enforcement .
It will not be one of these slow , bureaucratic , justice system wheels of justice turning , @ @ @ @ @ @ @ ll be a group of people you didn ’ t even know fucking existed because we were at our houses , we got off work , we were with our families , but we were ready for that call .
And if that call ever does come , you will be fucked seven ways from Sunday .
So I suggest you back down .
”

MAGA “life coach” and proudly amoral right-wing broadcaster Brenden Dilley said during his livestream program today that he and millions of other gun-loving Americans are just waiting until President Donald Trump “gives us the green light” to take to the streets and start gunning down activists who have been protesting all over the country following the police killing of George Floyd.
“Someone should politely explain to antifa [that] the most violent Americans, the most violent and willing Americans, haven’t even left the couch yet,” Dilley said. “The most violent and ready to go, the most tactically trained, haven’t even got off the couch yet. So you better pray to God, and I mean this literally—or whoever the fuck it is you pray to—that Donald J. Trump, President of the United States, and Attorney General Barr clean this up lawfully.”
“If for any reason the president of the United States feels that it’s not getting done the way it should and decides to put out the tweet that says, ‘My fellow Americans, my fellow 2A-loving Americans, it’s time to take up arms against these assholes,’ you are all fucked in under an hour,” he continued. “[We’re] waiting for that one tweet, that one emergency text message from the fucking president of the United States that gives us the green light to finish this entire thing in under an hour.”
“It will not be law enforcement. It will not be one of these slow, bureaucratic, justice system wheels of justice turning,” Dilley concluded. “It’ll be a group of people you didn’t even know fucking existed because we were at our houses, we got off work, we were with our families, but we were ready for that call. And if that call ever does come, you will be fucked seven ways from Sunday. So I suggest you back down.”


rightwingwatch--2020-06-01--Jo Rae Perkins Says George Floyd Protests Are Being Organized By ‘The Army That Obama Put Together’

Jo Rae Perkins , the QAnon conspiracy theorist who is the Republican nominee for the U.S. Senate in Oregon , streamed a video on Facebook last night in which she called for the National Guard to be mobilized against “ the army that Obama put together ” that she believes is behind the nationwide protests that are occurring following the killing of George Floyd by a Minneapolis police officer last week .
Perkins also claimed that billionaire philanthropist George Soros is funding the protests and prayed that God will find a way to end his “ reign of terror.
” @ @ @ @ @ @ @ sense of morality , ” Perkins prayed .
“ Father God , shut down George Soros , Lord God .
End his reign of terror , Lord God .
We know that he is funding this .
Lord , we say .
‘ Strip that money , strip that money strip that money.
’ If there is a way , Father God , that President Trump ’ s administration can block him from being able to spend any more money , Lord God , then allow that happen.
” Later in the broadcast @ @ @ @ @ @ @ some strong leadership in our states ” and called for the National Guard to be mobilized against protesters , claiming that activists are “ deploying all over the place ” as part of “ the army that Obama put together a few years ago.
” “ Wasn ’ t there an army that he put together a few years ago ?
” she then asked .
“ I just read about it .
”

Jo Rae Perkins, the QAnon conspiracy theorist who is the Republican nominee for the U.S. Senate in Oregon, streamed a video on Facebook last night in which she called for the National Guard to be mobilized against “the army that Obama put together” that she believes is behind the nationwide protests that are occurring following the killing of George Floyd by a Minneapolis police officer last week. Perkins also claimed that billionaire philanthropist George Soros is funding the protests and prayed that God will find a way to end his “reign of terror.”
“Lord, these people have no sense of morality,” Perkins prayed. “Father God, shut down George Soros, Lord God. End his reign of terror, Lord God. We know that he is funding this. Lord, we say. ‘Strip that money, strip that money strip that money.’ If there is a way, Father God, that President Trump’s administration can block him from being able to spend any more money, Lord God, then allow that happen.”
Later in the broadcast, Perkins declared that “we need some strong leadership in our states” and called for the National Guard to be mobilized against protesters, claiming that activists are “deploying all over the place” as part of “the army that Obama put together a few years ago.”
“Wasn’t there an army that he put together a few years ago?” she then asked. “I just read about it.”