Health and Freedom conference (tickets already sold out!)

[whoatown]

Wow, the farce runs deep with you. Byrne is a box of Granola without all the fruits and nuts.

He was referring to the January 6th capitol riot.

[swake]

Can't say who those 2 million are.   Could have been the world is watching.

Where one idiot goes, two million idiots follow?

[whoatown]

Where one idiot goes, two million idiots follow?

I don't think that you can reasonably infer that a single person like me was able to bring in 2 million people to view or attend this event because I didn't.  In fact the local news of this event didn't even come out until after the tickets were all sold and people from other states attended.  So how did they find out?  The news was spread everywhere else except here?  But the news media is all owned by the same people?

[swake]

[patric]

Vic Regalado is a Q-Anon moron? Good to know.

Lin Wood's QAnon Gesture Sends Audience Wild During Oklahoma Conference

Pro-Trump attorney Lin Wood received a standing ovation on Friday when he made "Q" gestures during a speech and appeared to link the QAnon conspiracy to a religious revival in the U.S.

Wood, a prominent Georgia lawyer, was speaking at the Health and Freedom Convention in Tulsa, Oklahoma. He told the crowd that former President Donald Trump had won the 2020 election and was still president.

He also took aim at Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases. Opposition to COVID-19 public health measures like facemasks was a major feature of the conference.

Wood spoke about people worshiping Satan and said "millions" of children had disappeared around the world.

The QAnon conspiracy theory posits that there is an international cabal of Satanists who abduct children and its members include prominent businessmen and politicians.

He told the audience that there was a "battle between good and evil" and went on to discuss his belief in the role that God would play in it.

"It would end permanently until the Bible says it will because every word in the Bible is true," Wood said. "But we're getting ready to go through the second harvest. There's gonna be a revival in America."

The "second harvest" is a reference to the biblical Book of Revelation which some Christians believe predicts what will happen at the end of the word. Some Christians believe part of those predictions have already come to pass.

Wood briefly discussed his personal life and his four divorces, jokingly comparing himself to the Hebrew King David, who had nine wives, to the appreciation of the crowd.

"But God forgave me, for as I've come to believe, God planned it," Wood said. "He plans every detail of your life. He knows how many hairs are on your beautiful head. And he uses your sins and he uses your shortcoming to teach you so that when the time comes that he's ready and you've been learning - watch out for this next move."

"He's going to rebirth you into the spirit world and create exactly the person that he intended you to be," Wood said while drawing a "Q" with his right index finger.

"There's your Q," he said, drawing the letter in the air again. "Q!"

The audience applauded and some began cheering in what quickly turned into a standing ovation for Wood as he made another "Q".

"That is Q," he said. "What that Q mean?"

"Don't you ever give up hope on this country," Wood continued and went on to praise Trump, saying they had spoken by phone following the presidential election and claiming the Republican had won in November.

"He won the presidency and he is the person that we the people selected," Wood said. "Donald J. Trump is still the president of the United States of America. He is your president."

https://www.newsweek.com/lin-woods-qanon-gesture-sends-audience-wild-during-oklahoma-conference-1584390


Pro-Trump lawyer Lin Wood insists he is not insane after tweeting that Mike Pence should face execution by firing squad
https://www.businessinsider.com/pro-trump-lawyer-l-lin-wood-tweets-that-pence-executed-2021-1

https://tulsaworld.com/news/local/govt-and-politics/tulsa-county-sheriff-defends-speaking-engagements/article_377be752-a6b6-11eb-9748-4fb6a29964ce.html

[patric]

Can't say who those 2 million are.   Could have been the world is watching.

or...   https://www.businessinsider.com/tiktok-teens-and-k-pop-fans-tanked-trumps-tulsa-rally-2020-6

[whoatown]

No Hillary.  He didn't need the help of Russia to win the election.  It didn't help you either.  But could you tell us what that whole uranium one scandal was all about?  The Russians.  Remember them?

[swake]

No Hillary.  He didn't need the help of Russia to win the election.  It didn't help you either.  But could you tell us what that whole uranium one scandal was all about?  The Russians.  Remember them?

Benghazi!

[patric]

ReAwaken America, a project of the Oklahoma-based entrepreneur Clay Clark, has hosted numerous revival-style political events across the US after receiving tens of thousands of dollars in initial funds in 2021 from millionaire Patrick Byrne, and become a key vehicle for pushing election denialism and falsehoods about Covid vaccines.

"The religious nature of these events is a pretext for a rally by people who are united by feeling victimized and outraged," said Samuel Perry, a sociologist at the University of Oklahoma. "This is incredibly corrosive for democracy, because you have a group of political leaders and their followers who not only feel victimized by the culture, but they feel like the very political system is against them. That's how you get populist coup attempts."

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2023/jan/30/far-right-project-disinformation-trump-2024-campaign