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Yea Candance was riding Kirk’s dikk like a damn pogostick. With the level of emotion she’s been at she done had lots of feelings for that white boy. I think Kamala’s husband is gay asf too
Charlie Kirk (Turning Points USA) shot and killed during event in Utah; Suspect Tyler Robinson charged
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Yea Candance was riding Kirk’s dikk like a damn pogostick. With the level of emotion she’s been at she done had lots of feelings for that white boy. I think Kamala’s husband is gay asf too
Ron Filipkowski (@ronfilipkowski.bsky.social)
While Stephen Miller claims that Democrats calling him a fascist constitutes incitement, there are hundreds of examples of Miller publicly calling Democrats fascists.
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ronfilipkowski.bsky.social
While Stephen Miller claims that Democrats calling him a fascist constitutes incitement, there are hundreds of examples of Miller publicly calling Democrats fascists.
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exleper.bsky.social
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cindyannpedersen.com
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jasonavery.bsky.social
It’s the victim mentality. Anyone in an abusive relationship knows this playbook. You accuse the victim of something you’re doing and pretend to be the victim when they call you out.
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existentialfauxpas.bsky.social
Textbook DARVO…
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mleeds2048.bsky.social
Stephen Miller is NAZI SCUM. Like all NAZIs he’s a whiny little bytch COWARD. He’s Insane & believes in Hitler’s NAZI Ideology.NAZIs in the 1930’s believed they were the superior race.That’s how miller sees himself. He learned to HATE. He’s a malignant narcissist,psychopathic lunatic,& sociopath.
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southernkathleen.bsky.social
God is not Stephen's witness
The devil is Stephen's witness
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annabell8789.bsky.social
I said he had a micropenis. Is that incitement?
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kristorarian.bsky.social
in Miller's pathetic
case, it's high
Praise
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oeishik.bsky.social
The fascist turd doesn't want to be called a fascist turd. youtu.be/j8v9fP5YC6A
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eldercleavage.bsky.social
Bargain it down to "Nazi Ghoul"?
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iwantyoustudio.bsky.social
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babydaisyxoxo.bsky.social
Stephen Miller IS a fascist.
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schrodingerscatnip.bsky.social
MAGA's own Joseph Goebbels
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valcort.bsky.social
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ingemarknows.bsky.social
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iwantyoustudio.bsky.social
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djpgreen.bsky.social
He's a tapeworm disguised in a human body. Disgusting.
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anglianrose.bsky.social
Even the tapeworm's mother loved it.
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sirchrisalot.bsky.social
I never took Gaslighting Goebbels as a snowflake.
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optimisaurus.bsky.social
They're all snowflakes.
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thesoniashow.bsky.social
You can’t shame these people. They have no shame. They don’t care if you point out their hypocrisy. It’s a waste of time and energy at this point.
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marmaladekid.bsky.social
Miller is definitely the person in admin who is the most like Donald Trump in terms of having a total lack of shame
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thanatosredux.bsky.social
He truly is a horrible being
But let's not forget he's not the only one - and we are 100% within our rights to call them Nazis
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chrisjustice01.bsky.social
Nice collection
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chrismardell.bsky.social
*taps the sign*
every accusation is a confession
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lalosteensland.bsky.social
Nothing goes from bully to victim faster than MAGA
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kristorarian.bsky.social
yeah
but Miller's the
Chief Propagandist
for Cadet Bonepurs's
Fascist Regime -- so it's OKAY.
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stoplossmaxwin.bsky.social
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middlerage.bsky.social
You can present him with all the evidence you want, he’ll still be a mayo eating Nazi, who never got invited to a party & it shows!
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tomlayer.bsky.social
A prime example of Wilhoit’s Law:
Do as I say & don’t tell me what to do!
“Conservatism consists of exactly one proposition, to wit: There must be in-groups whom the law protects but does not bind, alongside out-groups whom the law binds but does not protect.”
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kalavender.bsky.social
Miller wants so badly to be seen as a badass, but that will never happen. He has always been a little weenie and nothing will ever change that.
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ruprecht-monkeeboy.bsky.social
Pee Wee German should start packing for Argentina.
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itsjustmekaila.bsky.social
also he’s literally doing all those things he accused biden of doing lmao
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lisanv.bsky.social
This whole regime are the biggest hypocrites EVER!
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khr5.bsky.social
Yes they are
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gobearcats.bsky.social
They’re such hypocrites going back decades. It’s nauseating
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kalavender.bsky.social
Stephen Miller looks an awful lot like Mr Burns, Homer's boss. Nasty little men, the both of them.
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brianschlosser.bsky.social
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kalavender.bsky.social
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joromac.bsky.social
He Can't Handle the Truth.
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adriennedikkinson.bsky.social
Stephen Miller is a fascist.
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coreyoneill.bsky.social
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darksnark.bsky.social
Miller actually looks a lot more like Nazi Holocaust architect and planner Reinhard Heydrich.
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maureencon.bsky.social
Good point
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peterabarker.bsky.social
It’s only wrong when democrats do it
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thiswewilldefend.bsky.social
In Trumptopia, it’s always a projection.
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mchristine0101.bsky.social
Every accusation is a confession.
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badpuppy1492.bsky.social
Damn fascist Nazis.
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franklingrimes.bsky.social
Starting to feel like posting a picture of Stephen Miller to social media without warning your followers or getting prior consent is akin sending an unsolicited dikk pic.
I really didn’t need to know what Storm Thurmond’s nutsack would look like if it wore a tie and talked.
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cbjmad.bsky.social
They are the only ones that arent hypocrites and are always right.
Or else....
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mmcdonough89.bsky.social
Oh, I guess we can stop calling them fascists and start calling them fatshyts.
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chas5152.bsky.social
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dslovejoy.bsky.social
I didn't call him a fascist. I just said he looked out of place when he wasn't in his Black Nazi uniform.
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oweninthefirst.bsky.social
Stephen Miller is the clear and present danger. Trump couldn't care less. As soon as everyone realizes it then we can't get back to normalcy.
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mchristine0101.bsky.social
The hypocrisy and gaslighting are off the charts.
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connorredacted.bsky.social
There probably isn't a waking moment where these people aren't actively gaslighting themselves.
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mchristine0101.bsky.social
Right?!
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davidwithaview.bsky.social
Meanwhile back at the ranch
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aftertheboat174.bsky.social
If he truly desires not to be called a fascist, he should probably stop using Goebbell’s speeches as an outline for his own.
He also needs a new, less-Nazi face.
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ronfilipkowski.bsky.socialWhile Stephen Miller claims that Democrats calling him a fascist constitutes incitement, there are hundreds of examples of Miller publicly calling Democrats fascists.
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exleper.bsky.social
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jasonavery.bsky.socialIt’s the victim mentality. Anyone in an abusive relationship knows this playbook. You accuse the victim of something you’re doing and pretend to be the victim when they call you out.
5/60
existentialfauxpas.bsky.socialTextbook DARVO…
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mleeds2048.bsky.socialStephen Miller is NAZI SCUM. Like all NAZIs he’s a whiny little bytch COWARD. He’s Insane & believes in Hitler’s NAZI Ideology.NAZIs in the 1930’s believed they were the superior race.That’s how miller sees himself. He learned to HATE. He’s a malignant narcissist,psychopathic lunatic,& sociopath.
7/60
southernkathleen.bsky.socialGod is not Stephen's witness
The devil is Stephen's witness
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annabell8789.bsky.socialI said he had a micropenis. Is that incitement?
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kristorarian.bsky.socialin Miller's pathetic
case, it's high
Praise
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oeishik.bsky.socialThe fascist turd doesn't want to be called a fascist turd. youtu.be/j8v9fP5YC6A
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eldercleavage.bsky.socialBargain it down to "Nazi Ghoul"?
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iwantyoustudio.bsky.social
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babydaisyxoxo.bsky.socialStephen Miller IS a fascist.
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schrodingerscatnip.bsky.socialMAGA's own Joseph Goebbels
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valcort.bsky.social16/60
ingemarknows.bsky.social
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iwantyoustudio.bsky.social
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djpgreen.bsky.socialHe's a tapeworm disguised in a human body. Disgusting.
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anglianrose.bsky.socialEven the tapeworm's mother loved it.
20/60
sirchrisalot.bsky.socialI never took Gaslighting Goebbels as a snowflake.
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optimisaurus.bsky.socialThey're all snowflakes.
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thesoniashow.bsky.socialYou can’t shame these people. They have no shame. They don’t care if you point out their hypocrisy. It’s a waste of time and energy at this point.
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marmaladekid.bsky.socialMiller is definitely the person in admin who is the most like Donald Trump in terms of having a total lack of shame
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thanatosredux.bsky.socialHe truly is a horrible being
But let's not forget he's not the only one - and we are 100% within our rights to call them Nazis
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chrisjustice01.bsky.socialNice collection
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chrismardell.bsky.social*taps the sign*
every accusation is a confession
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lalosteensland.bsky.socialNothing goes from bully to victim faster than MAGA
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kristorarian.bsky.socialyeah
but Miller's the
Chief Propagandist
for Cadet Bonepurs's
Fascist Regime -- so it's OKAY.
29/60
stoplossmaxwin.bsky.social
30/60
middlerage.bsky.socialYou can present him with all the evidence you want, he’ll still be a mayo eating Nazi, who never got invited to a party & it shows!
31/60
tomlayer.bsky.socialA prime example of Wilhoit’s Law:
Do as I say & don’t tell me what to do!
“Conservatism consists of exactly one proposition, to wit: There must be in-groups whom the law protects but does not bind, alongside out-groups whom the law binds but does not protect.”
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kalavender.bsky.socialMiller wants so badly to be seen as a badass, but that will never happen. He has always been a little weenie and nothing will ever change that.
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ruprecht-monkeeboy.bsky.socialPee Wee German should start packing for Argentina.
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itsjustmekaila.bsky.socialalso he’s literally doing all those things he accused biden of doing lmao
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lisanv.bsky.socialThis whole regime are the biggest hypocrites EVER!
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khr5.bsky.socialYes they are
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gobearcats.bsky.socialThey’re such hypocrites going back decades. It’s nauseating
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kalavender.bsky.socialStephen Miller looks an awful lot like Mr Burns, Homer's boss. Nasty little men, the both of them.
39/60
brianschlosser.bsky.social
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kalavender.bsky.social41/60
joromac.bsky.socialHe Can't Handle the Truth.
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adriennedikkinson.bsky.socialStephen Miller is a fascist.
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coreyoneill.bsky.social44/60
darksnark.bsky.socialMiller actually looks a lot more like Nazi Holocaust architect and planner Reinhard Heydrich.
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maureencon.bsky.socialGood point
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peterabarker.bsky.socialIt’s only wrong when democrats do it
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thiswewilldefend.bsky.socialIn Trumptopia, it’s always a projection.
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mchristine0101.bsky.socialEvery accusation is a confession.
49/60
badpuppy1492.bsky.socialDamn fascist Nazis.
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franklingrimes.bsky.socialStarting to feel like posting a picture of Stephen Miller to social media without warning your followers or getting prior consent is akin sending an unsolicited dikk pic.
I really didn’t need to know what Storm Thurmond’s nutsack would look like if it wore a tie and talked.
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cbjmad.bsky.socialThey are the only ones that arent hypocrites and are always right.
Or else....
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mmcdonough89.bsky.socialOh, I guess we can stop calling them fascists and start calling them fatshyts.
53/60
chas5152.bsky.social
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dslovejoy.bsky.socialI didn't call him a fascist. I just said he looked out of place when he wasn't in his Black Nazi uniform.
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oweninthefirst.bsky.socialStephen Miller is the clear and present danger. Trump couldn't care less. As soon as everyone realizes it then we can't get back to normalcy.
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mchristine0101.bsky.socialThe hypocrisy and gaslighting are off the charts.
57/60
connorredacted.bsky.socialThere probably isn't a waking moment where these people aren't actively gaslighting themselves.
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mchristine0101.bsky.socialRight?!
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davidwithaview.bsky.socialMeanwhile back at the ranch
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aftertheboat174.bsky.socialIf he truly desires not to be called a fascist, he should probably stop using Goebbell’s speeches as an outline for his own.
He also needs a new, less-Nazi face.
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Well documented... snd Stephen Miller is clearly insane.Ron Filipkowski (@ronfilipkowski.bsky.social)
While Stephen Miller claims that Democrats calling him a fascist constitutes incitement, there are hundreds of examples of Miller publicly calling Democrats fascists.stop using Goebbell’s speeches as an outline for his own.
He also needs a new, less-Nazi face.
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"Clashes broke out between the white nationalists and counter-protesters; the “Unite the Right” rally at a park once named for Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee was deemed unlawful. At one point in the afternoon, a vehicle drove into a crowd of counter-protesters marching through the downtown area before speeding away, resulting in one death and leaving more than a dozen others injured. State police later reported the crash of a helicopter that was monitoring the events in Charlottesville, killing two troopers."
Scenes From the Deadly Unrest in Charlottesville
Clashes over a show of white nationalism in Virginia turned deadly
time.com
"The violence in Charlottesville this weekend was “absolutely repulsive,” a spokesman for German Chancellor Angela Merkel said today, as other German politicians condemned the neo-Nazi sympathies on display in the Virginia city and President Donald Trump’s response."
Germany responds to Charlottesville violence with sharp condemnation
A spokesman for German Chancellor Angela Merkel called the violence in Charlottesville this weekend “absolutely repulsive."
abcnews.go.com
"As white supremacist groups marched openly, invoking First Amendment rights, the resulting violence raised urgent questions about whether all forms of speech deserve equal protection—particularly when they incite hatred and division. It forced the country to confront the complexities of upholding free expression in a democracy, especially when it clashes with public safety and societal values. Beyond Charlottesville, a crucial challenge remains: how should America reconcile its commitment to free speech with the necessity of curbing extremist ideologies that threaten its core principles?"
Charlottesville and Beyond - The Free Speech Project
freespeechproject.georgetown.edu
"Users have created a flag for the fictional country of Kekistan, where political correctness is supposedly decried. The flag is based on the Nazi swastika."
Identifying far-right symbols that appeared at the U.S. Capitol riot
Why the Neo-Nazis Picked Charlottesville in the First Place (It Wasn’t the Statue)
A new book explains what, specifically, the organizers of Unite the Right sought to invert.
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People have taken note he said car not vehicle 
Ethnic Vagina Finder
The Great Paper Chaser
That brings us to the following,
Ex-Cult member and mental health expert Dr. Steven Hassan sits down with researcher John Andrew Collins to expose the hidden history of William Branham, the “Message” cult, the Ku Klux Klan, Christian Identity, New Apostolic Reformation (NAR), QAnon, and modern-day religious extremism. Learn how cult mind control, loaded language, and undue influence radicalize followers into dangerous movements. In this episode of Cult Conversations: The Influence Continuum, John Collins shares his journey as a third-generation Branham insider who broke free and now documents the deep ties between Branhamism, Pentecostalism, Dominionism, and extremist networks that shaped today’s far-right politics. Together, Dr. Hassan and Collins uncover how authoritarian leaders weaponize religion, demonize opponents with militant rhetoric, and spread conspiracy theories that can lead to violence—from the Ku Klux Klan to the International House of Prayer. Topics covered:
From Ku Klux Klan to QAnon: How Cults Fueled Racist Politics
Ex-Cult member and mental health expert Dr. Steven Hassan sits down with researcher John Andrew Collins to expose the hidden history of William Branham, the “Message” cult, the Ku Klux Klan, Christian Identity, New Apostolic Reformation (NAR), QAnon, and modern-day religious extremism. Learn how cult mind control, loaded language, and undue influence radicalize followers into dangerous movements. In this episode of Cult Conversations: The Influence Continuum, John Collins shares his journey as a third-generation Branham insider who broke free and now documents the deep ties between Branhamism, Pentecostalism, Dominionism, and extremist networks that shaped today’s far-right politics. Together, Dr. Hassan and Collins uncover how authoritarian leaders weaponize religion, demonize opponents with militant rhetoric, and spread conspiracy theories that can lead to violence—from the Ku Klux Klan to the International House of Prayer. Topics covered:
- William Branham’s influence and the roots of the NAR
- The shocking links between Branham and the Ku Klux Klan
- The spread of Christian Fascism and ethnosupremacy
- How cults use loaded language and militant metaphors to incite violence
- The radicalization of Vance Belter and real-world consequences of undue influence
- Dominionism and how it lies at the center of the spider's web of QAnon and other extremist groups
- The path to recovery: critical thinking, deprogramming, and reclaiming creativity
eastside313
Superstar
Call me crazy but this chit is setting up just like the movies. They install an agent to Marry their puppet unbeknownst to him. And once they done with him they get rid of him and she gets to head up his work.
Adam Serwer (@adamserwer.bsky.social)
This is of course the exact reason for the Forced Mourning of Charlie Kirk, to fabricate a bipartisan endorsement of this bigotry and hatred https://www.nytimes.com/2025/09/28/magazine/charlie-kirk-rhetoric.html?smid=nytcore-ios-share&referringSource=articleShare
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adamserwer.bsky.social
This is of course the exact reason for the Forced Mourning of Charlie Kirk, to fabricate a bipartisan endorsement of this bigotry and hatred www.nytimes.com/2025/09/28/m...
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/09/28/...ytcore-ios-share&referringsource=articleshare
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rhapsodybooks.bsky.social
Seems to me like the sword being used to split America open is White Christian Nationalism and the hatred it spawns.
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tonymc47.bsky.social
There's a broader, proven strategy that would indicate that some amongst them are well read.
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shaundad.bsky.social
Is the NYT trying to stay relevant? Not going to forget their so called 'journalism' for the past few years...they are part of the reason we are in this mess.
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adamserwer.bsky.social
The nyt is not a person and i would read nhj wherever she was publishing
6/14
shaundad.bsky.social
Point taken, thanks!
7/14
wokesavanna.bsky.social
Yes. I felt sick when I saw how many Democrats signed the House resolution that included lines venerating Kirk. It went too far. Democrats should have called it out as a blunt attempt to sanitize and normalize Kirk's hateful and divisive rhetoric toward marginalized groups.
8/14
thresherk.bsky.social
So, this is what it took for the NYT to print Kirk's own words.
And that bigots been dead for how long?
9/14
sandy2950.bsky.social
Hey, how about your great(!) educational standing in the country. Perhaps critical thinking needs to be a part of the curriculum! See a dictionary for definitions of any words you don't understand.
10/14
hbrilliant.bsky.social
Charlie Kirk did politics the right way.
11/14
patrickgillam.bsky.social
Thanks for bringing NHJ’s essay to my attention. The closing reminded me of a friend who facilitated discussion among people of divergent views *not to find common ground* but to understand where they differed and, more importantly, to recognize the other as human, thereby avoiding violence.
12/14
nrvschultz.bsky.social
Wholeheartedly agree with every word of Nikole Hannah-Jones’ piece. I weep for this country, which increasingly no longer feels like mine.
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gnrb64.bsky.social
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dansterlinghts.bsky.social
This smacks of North Koreas forced mourning of Kim Il Sun. Videos of them mourning are posted as examples how magats want us to grieve. F’ them and the every one of the 77,302,580 mouth breathing imbeciles who gave us this disaster.
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adamserwer.bsky.socialThis is of course the exact reason for the Forced Mourning of Charlie Kirk, to fabricate a bipartisan endorsement of this bigotry and hatred www.nytimes.com/2025/09/28/m...
https://www.nytimes.com/2025/09/28/...ytcore-ios-share&referringsource=articleshare
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rhapsodybooks.bsky.socialSeems to me like the sword being used to split America open is White Christian Nationalism and the hatred it spawns.
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tonymc47.bsky.socialThere's a broader, proven strategy that would indicate that some amongst them are well read.
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shaundad.bsky.socialIs the NYT trying to stay relevant? Not going to forget their so called 'journalism' for the past few years...they are part of the reason we are in this mess.
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adamserwer.bsky.socialThe nyt is not a person and i would read nhj wherever she was publishing
6/14
shaundad.bsky.socialPoint taken, thanks!
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wokesavanna.bsky.socialYes. I felt sick when I saw how many Democrats signed the House resolution that included lines venerating Kirk. It went too far. Democrats should have called it out as a blunt attempt to sanitize and normalize Kirk's hateful and divisive rhetoric toward marginalized groups.
8/14
thresherk.bsky.socialSo, this is what it took for the NYT to print Kirk's own words.
And that bigots been dead for how long?
9/14
sandy2950.bsky.socialHey, how about your great(!) educational standing in the country. Perhaps critical thinking needs to be a part of the curriculum! See a dictionary for definitions of any words you don't understand.
10/14
hbrilliant.bsky.socialCharlie Kirk did politics the right way.
11/14
patrickgillam.bsky.socialThanks for bringing NHJ’s essay to my attention. The closing reminded me of a friend who facilitated discussion among people of divergent views *not to find common ground* but to understand where they differed and, more importantly, to recognize the other as human, thereby avoiding violence.
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nrvschultz.bsky.socialWholeheartedly agree with every word of Nikole Hannah-Jones’ piece. I weep for this country, which increasingly no longer feels like mine.
13/14
gnrb64.bsky.social14/14
dansterlinghts.bsky.socialThis smacks of North Koreas forced mourning of Kim Il Sun. Videos of them mourning are posted as examples how magats want us to grieve. F’ them and the every one of the 77,302,580 mouth breathing imbeciles who gave us this disaster.
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People have taken note he said car not vehicle
Not trying to be obtuse, what is the significance of car vs. vehicle here?
Apparently it has to do with the age gap and how younger people use certain words in Utah.
In the text message he sent his lover he said vehicle which no gen z video game addict would ever say (also drop site, squad car, etc). Suspicion is he didn’t really write the message.
Oh word. Ya those text messages were clearly AI slop lol
I get it now. One of the comments says the person at the FBI writing the prompt said “kids in the 20s” but meant “kids in their 20s”
Oh word. Ya those text messages were clearly AI slop lol
I get it now. One of the comments says the person at the FBI writing the prompt said “kids in the 20s” but meant “kids in their 20s”
[United States of America] Political cartoon by John Jonik 2005
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too relevant in today's world
too relevant in today's world
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│ Because the War on Terror is exactly what enabled all this to happen. Civil libertarians warned us that the powers we were giving the government to fight terrorism could be easily turned against us. They were ignored, shouted down, and called un-American. As W said, "You're either with us or against us."
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│ Because the War on Terror is exactly what enabled all this to happen. Civil libertarians warned us that the powers we were giving the government to fight terrorism could be easily turned against us. They were ignored, shouted down, and called un-American. As W said, "You're either with us or against us."
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│ │ I don't think it has started with the war on terror. The NSA has been fighting email privacy since the early 90s at least and they were involved in sabotaging security protocols and preventing the export of networking devices with effective encryption, making everyone less safe from cybercrime in the process.
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│ │ The War on Terror was significant, because it allowed the intelligence community to win the fight once and for all. Both in terms of what they were allowed to do and the kind of civilian oversight they were subject to. And where the US lead the rest of the western world followed, so most of Europe seems to work on a similar model as well now.
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│ │ The War on Terror was significant, because it allowed the intelligence community to win the fight once and for all. Both in terms of what they were allowed to do and the kind of civilian oversight they were subject to. And where the US lead the rest of the western world followed, so most of Europe seems to work on a similar model as well now.
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│ │ │ 1993: The world wide web goes public
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│ │ │ 1996: Bernstein v. United States - Wikipedia
│ │ │ 1996/1997: Communications Decency Act - Wikipedia and Reno v. American Civil Liberties Union - Wikipedia
│ │ │ 1997: No Electronic Theft Act - Wikipedia
│ │ │ 1998: Child Online Protection Act - Wikipedia
│ │ │ 1998: Digital Millennium Copyright Act - Wikipedia
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│ │ │ Some notable 90s citations that spring to mind:
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│ │ │ 1991: Phil Zimmerman investigated as an Pretty Good Privacy - Wikipedia
│ │ │ 1993: The world wide web goes public
│ │ │ 1993: Clipper chip - Wikipedia
│ │ │ 1996: Bernstein v. United States - Wikipedia
│ │ │ 1996/1997: Communications Decency Act - Wikipedia and Reno v. American Civil Liberties Union - Wikipedia
│ │ │ 1997: No Electronic Theft Act - Wikipedia
│ │ │ 1998: Child Online Protection Act - Wikipedia
│ │ │ 1998: Digital Millennium Copyright Act - Wikipedia
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