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Orange Man Back...?

You're posting Q crap??? LOL

Are you still waiting on JFK Jr to return also? LOL

https://www.rollingstone.com/cultur...-conspiracy-theorist-jfk-still-there-1264953/

The Fringe QAnon ‘Cult’ Is Still Waiting for a JFK Jr. Miracle in Dallas​

The group, led by conspiracy theorist Michael Protzman, are trafficking in fascistic ideas that are far more concerning than they are kooky​


It’s been a month since the fanatical followers of a fringe QAnon influencer, Michael Protzman (aka Negative48), first gathered in Dallas, Texas, to witness the reveal — or resurrection, depending who you asked — of John F. Kennedy and JFK Jr.

Despite the Kennedy clan failing to appear on more than six occasions prophesied by Protzman, dozens of his followers remain in Dallas waiting for a miracle to occur.

Initially, Protzman and his followers’ activities in Dallas seemed relatively harmless and absurd — for example, singing songs in Dealey Plaza and unraveling dozens of toilet paper rolls in a hotel room. But as their presence in Dallas has persisted, their beliefs and behavior become increasingly unusual, leading outside observers to describe the group as a cult.
 
You're posting Q crap??? LOL

Are you still waiting on JFK Jr to return also? LOL

https://www.rollingstone.com/cultur...-conspiracy-theorist-jfk-still-there-1264953/

The Fringe QAnon ‘Cult’ Is Still Waiting for a JFK Jr. Miracle in Dallas​

The group, led by conspiracy theorist Michael Protzman, are trafficking in fascistic ideas that are far more concerning than they are kooky​


It’s been a month since the fanatical followers of a fringe QAnon influencer, Michael Protzman (aka Negative48), first gathered in Dallas, Texas, to witness the reveal — or resurrection, depending who you asked — of John F. Kennedy and JFK Jr.

Despite the Kennedy clan failing to appear on more than six occasions prophesied by Protzman, dozens of his followers remain in Dallas waiting for a miracle to occur.

Initially, Protzman and his followers’ activities in Dallas seemed relatively harmless and absurd — for example, singing songs in Dealey Plaza and unraveling dozens of toilet paper rolls in a hotel room. But as their presence in Dallas has persisted, their beliefs and behavior become increasingly unusual, leading outside observers to describe the group as a cult.
You just crapped on my thread. Thanks for nothing! Get outta here Commie !
 
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