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And Let's not forget about the other Deplorables

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^ A lot of America is in denial that this coup attempt had anything to do with racists frantic to keep the Racist in Chief in power....

Meanwhile...this is the intelligence level of the QAnon crowd....
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Taking this back to the topic, it is ironic how much of what Hillary Clinton predicted about the Trump years proved to be true. Among her Cassandra moments was the "basket of deplorables" comment that she was lambasted for.

We ended up with a pu pu platter of deplorables last week. There were Orthodox Jewish activists but there were also the Camp Auschwitz types there. There were the Jesus Saves evangelicals but there were also a LGBT rainbow flags. What many of them- along with their Republican House Representatives- had in common was that they were invested in conspiracy theories and right-wing delusions.

Several websites are beginning to go through and look at pictures of the "very fine people" and identify the various symbols of hate that were at the riots:

A guide to the hate symbols and signs on display at the US Capitol riots [Times of Israel]
Decoding the Far-Right Symbols at the Capitol Riot [NY Times]
 
I do see what appear to be more than the same Confederate flag in different photos, although I still don't see any photo with multiple Confederate flags present in the same shot.

To my earlier point, the same man who carried the flag into the Capitol is the one pictured standing on the steps with it outside while he is texting.

There is clearly a second one with some text printed across its bottom, depicted in multiple photos. That would make two, maybe three if another pic showing another man was not one of the same flag being passed and used by the guy climbing on the statue or in the tree.

That racists and Neo-Nazis and White Supremacists were among the mob is unquestioned and always has been obvious. That there were many, much less the majority, is obviously not when the same men and the same flag are merely being photographed and posted repeatedly.

Racism is real. White supremacy groups are real. Their prevalence is an entirely different matter, and it has become a tool of the left to assert a greater presence and causality than is credible, much less proven.

One of the links in Karabulut's post included anti-circumcision radical posters. We have had vicious arguments posted on JUB for years over that very topic, with shrill and rabid acrimony, yet it is swagged in as purely anti-Semitic here.

The links also stretched Q-Anon to be a racist group. It's core is far deeper and more broad, not a racial focus. It simply serves the cause to brand them so, as if their cause were not dangerous enough without the added stigma and rhetoric.

Propaganda does that. It exaggerates for effect. The motive doesn't matter. If the USG promotes propaganda to keep the country from being invaded in WWII, it was still propaganda, and not truth.

A lot of America is in skepticism that the riot was about racism since evidence isn't supporting it. That is quite different that denying there were racists among them. Again, a propaganda technique to exaggerate and slightly misstate. It was taught us in junior high English. So obvious.
 
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Trump staffers having trouble finding jobs. Apparently, nobody wants to hire them.

https://www.politico.com/news/2021/01/08/post-trump-jobs-national-security-456180

https://www.vice.com/en/article/pkd...mysteriously-having-trouble-finding-a-new-job

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/worl...nubbed-while-looking-for-new-jobs/ar-BB1cNjvW

Even Forbes has said that if any company hires a former Trump staffer they will treat the company as always lying.

https://www.businessinsider.com/don...ficials-forbes-editor-warns-businesses-2021-1

"Forbes will assume that everything your company or firm talks about is a lie," the magazine's editor, Randall Lane, wrote. "We're going to scrutinize, double-check, investigate with the same skepticism we'd approach a Trump tweet."
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Why it is so easy to loathe Jarhead and Iwanka.

I am assuming that as of the 20th they lose their SS detail?
 
The insurrectionist deplorables raising money via a Christian fundraising website. Makes perfect sense. :telstra:

Right-wing extremists and their supporters use Christian website to raise funds [CNN]
A CNN review found more than two dozen fundraisers related to protesting the outcome of the presidential election, raising travel funds to attend the January 6 protest in Washington and other right-wing causes.
  • Among the campaigns and their beneficiaries: Ali Alexander, a Stop the Steal organizer who raised money for a "security and administrative team." As of today, he's reached 75% of his $40,000 goal on the platform.
  • Friends and family of Enrique Tarrio, the leader of the Proud Boys, have raised more than $113,000 for his legal defense on GiveSendGo.com. Tarrio was arrested two days before the insurrection at the Capitol and charged with destruction of property for burning a Black Lives Matter banner after a protest in December and with possessing high-capacity firearm magazines.
  • Jim Hoft, founder of the conservative news outlet Gateway Pundit, is currently the beneficiary of two campaigns on GiveSendGo.com, totaling more than $135,000, intended to fund an investigation into alleged voter fraud in Michigan and to "take on the tech giant censorship of conservative voices."
  • At least five other campaigns that collectively raised nearly $200,000 are tied to self-described Proud Boys members looking for funds for "protective gear," travel expenses to the January protest in Washington, DC, and medical costs after a December rally in the capital turned violent.
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Oh, look. The "straight pride" people got arrested for being seditionists.

Suzanne Ianni, a Natick Town Meeting member, and Mark Sahady from Malden, arrested by FBI on Tuesday for storming US Capitol
Two Massachusetts residents including a Natick Town Meeting member were arrested by the FBI on Tuesday in connection with the insurrection at the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6.

Suzanne Ianni, 59, of Natick, and Mark G. Sahady, 46, of Malden, were taken into custody without incident at their respective homes, the FBI said on Tuesday. They are expected for initial appearances in U.S. District Court in Boston on Tuesday...


The group, which has the motto “It’s Great to be Straight” according to the FBI also organized Boston’s straight pride parade in the summer of 2019.
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Boston ‘Straight Pride Parade’ organizer Mark Sahady jailed, Natick politician Sue Ianni free following arrests for US Capitol siege [Boston Herald]

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Florida... the gift that keeps on giving us deplorables....

Proud Boys leader Joseph Biggs arrested in Florida in connection with the Capitol riot [CNN]
A leader of the Proud Boys, an extremist group that took part in the US Capitol insurrection, was taken into custody and is facing charges, federal officials said.
Joseph Randall Biggs, 37, of Florida was arrested Wednesday and is facing three counts -- obstruction of a proceeding, entering restricted grounds and disorderly conduct -- for his part in the siege of the Capitol on January 6, according to the Justice Department and an FBI affidavit. The FBI described Biggs in the affidavit as an organizer for the Proud Boys.
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So the Storm didn't happen.

Trump didn't declare martial law.

The grid remained on.

There were no mass arrests of Democrats.

Pelosi and Biden were not flown to Guantanamo.

At noon on January 20th, the QAnon hoax was up.

Although two believers are now members of Congress, apparently some of Q's gormless dupes have realized that maybe they've been played and that there is no 'Plan'.

Others, as I have been reading about in various articles and snippets...seem to think it is all still in motion and remain committed believers in paedophilic satan worshiping lizard people.

https://www.npr.org/sections/inaugu...some-supporters-are-wavering-others-steadfast

So now. Whither Q?
 
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