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Man, some really crazy :blink: stuff here..   People have to go into a deep rat hole to get this far gone. 

 

 

https://www.thedailybeast.com/stanley-kubricks-daughter-vivian-is-a-far-right-proud-boys-and-qanon-fanatic


 

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Vivian Kubrick, the reclusive daughter of legendary filmmaker Stanley Kubrick and the director of a making-of documentary on his movie The Shining, has been accused of “spreading anti-Semitic conspiracies,” anti-vax propaganda, and violent far-right memes on Twitter.

Though notoriously uncommunicative with the press (a standard of the Kubrick family for decades), Kubrick is a vocal presence on the platform. In just the first two weeks of February, for example, she referred to Bill Gates as a “Bioterrorist,” railed against COVID-19 vaccines (as well as mask-wearing generally), and posted a link inviting readers to a private QAnon discussion group.

 
Such tweets are only the most recent of Kubrick’s public statements and appearances to come under scrutiny by fans of her celebrated father. The Daily Beast previously reported on her conversion to Scientology, saying that she had skipped her late sister Anya’s funeral in 2009 due to an enforced “disconnection” from her family, while in the same year The Guardian wrote that her mother, Christiane Kubrick, considered Vivian “lost” to the church.

Three years later, Kubrick resurfaced to discuss the “insanity of tyranny” of the Obama administration at a Dallas rally for JFK assassination truthers led by conspiracy theorist and Infowars founder Alex Jones. While she has since been wishy-washy toward the seditionist/radio host, in September 2020 she reiterated her long-standing support for Jones and his show, writing: “I’VE BEEN LISTENING TO ALEX JONES FOR MANY YEARS. I KNOW HOW ACCURATE HE HAS BEEN ABOUT WHAT’S GOING DOWN ON THIS PLANET.”

Most recently, Kubrick made international headlines when she vehemently disputed the frequent accusation that her father had helped the United States government fake the 1969 Apollo 11 moon landing. “There are many, very real conspiracies that have happened throughout our history, are happening presently,” she wrote in a popular tweet from July 2016. “But, claims that the moon landings were faked and filmed by my father? I just can’t understand it!!?”

Since that viral moment raised her public profile, Kubrick has used her expanded platform to address many of those conspiracies.

One frequent target of hers are the “Globalists,” a vague Hitlerian epithet commonly employed by the far right as an anti-Semitic slur. According to Kubrick, the COVID-19 virus that researchers at Johns Hopkins University of Medicine say has infected more than 100 million people worldwide is actually a hoax perpetrated on our civilization by “Globalists” like Susan Wojcicki and Bill Gates in collaboration with both the “New World Order” and major transnational corporations in an effort to “destroy world economies” and take “total control over every human beings [sic] lives.” Masks, she argues, are vectors for Globalist mind control, and she also has compared the distribution of the vaccine to Nazi sterilization experiments on Jews.

 

 

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On 2/11/2021 at 6:02 PM, RedDenver said:

 

 

This quote, both with and without context, is certifiably, bats#!t insane: 

 

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QAnon, as Sam learned, is a far-right conspiracy theory movement centered on the idea that Donald Trump is championing a shadow war against a “deep-state” cabal of liberal elites who rule the world and run a global child sex trafficking ring.

 

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With 1/4 of White Evangelicals caught up in Qanon conspiracies, we find pastors having a difficult time leading their churches and leading people away from the false Q theology.

 

https://www.yahoo.com/news/pastors-leaving-congregation-losing-churchgoers-160213365.html

 

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    • Pastors are trying to fight conspiracy theories and misinformation that have gripped churches.

    • Insider spoke to two pastors who left their congregation after watching members become radicalized.

    • More than a quarter of white evangelicals believe in the QAnon conspiracy theory, research shows.''

     

  • One pastor started a podcast as mentioned in the article to address this issue and his interview on 60 Minutes

 

 

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