Thread by @AmoneyResists

“No no no it wasn’t a Nazi salute. It was the Q-Anon domestic terrorist group ‘Where we go one, we go all’ hand signal.”

That’s…not any better.

Thread on Q-Anon:

https://twitter.com/amoneyresists/status/1334353783929909248

Q-Anon IS a Nazi cult. It’s premise is almost *directly* lifted from the anti-Jewish pamphlet written by Russian propagandists in 1902 ‘The Protocols of the Elders of Zion,’ which the Nazis created a children’s version of and mandated in schools and Hitler’s ‘Mein Kampf’ echoed.

The Nazis worshipped Adolf Hitler as the leader who would “rescue the white race” from this secret Jewish plot. Nazi “storm troopers” helped bring him to power. Nazi Germany went on to conquer Europe and murder 6 million Jews and millions of Roma, Slavs, LGBTQ and other people.

Q-Anon rebrands ‘The Protocols,’ purveying the fantasy that “a clandestine Satan-worshiping cabal of Democrats is taking over the world.” Its members “kidnap children, keep them in prisons run by pedophiles, slaughter, and eat them to gain power from the essence in their blood.”

Q-Anon cultists believe this cabal controlled the U.S. Presidency under Clinton, Obama, and now Biden, nearly took power again in 2016, and lurks in a surreptitious malevolent “Deep State” financed by Jewish people, including George Soros, who “have total control over the media.”

They believe the aims of this “Deep State cabal” are to “disarm citizens; defund the police; promote abortion; homosexuality; transgender rights; and ‘wokeness’” as well as keep the borders open so “brown illegal immigrants can invade America and mongrelize the white race.”

Q-Anon cultists actually believe that Donald Trump is their savior who will “rescue America” from this Satanic cabal. They perpetually claim that “The storm is coming,” at which point supporters of the cabal will be rounded up (presumably by Trumpers) and be publicly executed.

This rebranded Nazi cult that promotes and engages in acts of domestic terrorism has been openly and fully embraced by Trump and the Congressional GOP. In July of 2020, the Texas Republican party unveiled their new slogan as “We Are the Storm.” (Common Q-Anon Identifier Phrase).

Trump’s campaign repeatedly welcomed Q-Anon supporters to his rallies. When asked about Q-Anon on national television, he replied, “I understand that they like me very much, which I appreciate.” When put in this context, this picture is not any less revolting, or chilling. VOTE.

A lot of people are asking about the song/music that was played at the end of the rally that prompted the audience to raise their arms with their index fingers pointed in tribute to QAnon’s WWGWGA mantra. @Will_Bunch discusses it in his most recent article on this (see below):

I highly recommend Will’s full article on this, which was featured in the latest issue of The Inquirer. I’ll link it here:
inquirer.com/opinion/commen…

Trump going full QAnon to save himself from inevitable indictment is worrisome because he’s priming a cult of domestic terrorists to engage in violence. But it’s also a sign that he knows he’s finished politically. We still can’t dismiss this kind of threat, with or without Trump