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Looks like Baxter is now focusing more on the clones in his fan fiction
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Man it really is driving home how Baxter is just a bad Tom Clancy wannabeBaxter's take on the balloon: https://realrawnews.com/2023/02/white-hats-montana-balloon-was-deep-state-not-chinese/
Baxter doesn't understand that the Florida governor doesn't get access to a military base in Cuba (even if it was true, which it isn't): https://realrawnews.com/2023/02/desantis-denied-access-to-gitmo/
Baxter doesn't realize that you can't be arrested for failing a polygraph because they are no more accurate about people lying than a coin flip: https://realrawnews.com/2023/02/white-hat-officers-detained-after-failing-polygraphs/
So the Deep State shot down a Deep State balloon?Baxter's take on the balloon: https://realrawnews.com/2023/02/white-hats-montana-balloon-was-deep-state-not-chinese/
Baxter doesn't understand that the Florida governor doesn't get access to a military base in Cuba (even if it was true, which it isn't): https://realrawnews.com/2023/02/desantis-denied-access-to-gitmo/
Baxter doesn't realize that you can't be arrested for failing a polygraph because they are no more accurate about people lying than a coin flip: https://realrawnews.com/2023/02/white-hat-officers-detained-after-failing-polygraphs/
Somehow I doubt her son didn’t diddle a kid.Big Q account's son was convicted of pedophilia.
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"theSomehow I doubt her son didn’t diddle a kid.
Well he's spending good money for their love I'd wagerQTards still loving Putin
The Hulkster is almost always right, brother
A woman who has devoted the last five years of her life fighting a non-existent secret cabal of pedophiles, says her convicted child sex abuser son needs protection.
For the last five years, Deborah Sullivan has been at the forefront of the QAnon movement, fighting a non-existent Democratic cabal of elites running a child sex trafficking ring. As the self-described QAnon “Meme Queen” she has produced more than 4,500 memes about the conspiracy, many of them focusing on former President Donald Trump, who she believes is secretly working to save the children.
“The TRUTH about the Crimes Against Children, which have been committed world-wide, will UNITE us all,” Sullivan wrote on Facebook last August alongside a meme featuring Trump appearing to save two infants from a variety of figures including former President Barack Obama, former Secretary of State Hilary Clinton, Pope Francis, and Queen Elizabeth, who was a central figure in QAnon lore.
But earlier this month, when Sullivan’s own son was convicted of repeatedly abusing his stepdaughter in Oklahoma City, her passion for “saving the children” seems to disappear. Instead, she defended her son as “innocent,” blasted the justice system as “crooked,” and attacked the 12-year-old girl at the center of the case as “a horrible liar.”
Now she is appealing to her community of fellow Qanon believers to come to her aide, including a direct plea to Trump himself.
“Dear Mr (Real) President aka Q+, my name is Deborah Sullivan aka The Meme Queen. I am an OG Anon and I desperately need your help, I need you to be my BATMAN,” Sullivan wrote in a message posted on her Truth Social account. “This spiritual battle has entrapped my son, with false accusations of child sexual assault.”
Sullivan proclaimed her son, Michael Aaron Wall, was innocent of the charges against him and was convicted as a result of “prosecutorial misconduct” and “a crooked DA.”
What Sullivan didn’t tell her more than 10,000 followers on platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Telegram and Truth Social were the details of the charges her son was convicted of.
VICE News was however able to obtain the court documents related to the case which lays out the horrific details behind the assaults dating back to 2015.
The assaults first came to light in 2018 when Wall’s then-wife walked in on her 12-year-old daughter sitting on Wall’s lap with her bra undone, the court documents say.
At the time both parties claimed nothing was happening, but when Wall’s now ex-wife spoke to her daughter alone the next morning, she said that Wall had touched her breasts. Wall’s wife reported the incident to the police and in an interview, the 12-year-old said she had been raped by Wall and that the abuse had been happening for three years.
In a text message he sent his ex-wife after the allegations came to light, Wall wrote: “I cannot explain why we are where we are. I just know that I am deeply sorry, and I would give anything to take back and change the situation right now. This I regret more than anything I've ever done. I have lost the best thing ever happened to me. I am so sorry I hurt you guys.”
Wall pleaded not guilty to the crimes and the case finally went to trial earlier this year. Wall was initially charged with five counts of child sexual abuse in 2018 including allegations of rape, masturbation, and oral sex. Two more charges were added in 2019.
On Feb. 9, following just two days of testimony, the jury found Wall guilty of two counts of child sexual abuse and not guilty on the five other counts. The jury recommended a sentence of five years in jail and a $5,000 fine. Wall will be sentenced on March 28, according to court records.
Wall is currently in Canadian County jail, according to Sullivan, where “he is not safe. He is being threatened by [the Aryan Brotherhood] who think he's a pedophile,” his mother wrote on Telegram.
As well as criticizing the prosecution, Sullivan has also publicly attacked the child at the center of the case, labelling her “a horrible liar.”
Sullivan did not respond to multiple attempts to contact her for comment on this story.
Now she has turned to her community of fellow believers for help to defend the very type of person that she has proclaimed to have been fighting to unmask for the last five years as a devoted QAnon follower.
A review of some of the thousands of images Sullivan has produced as the “Meme Queen” shows her devotion to Trump while attacking President Joe Biden, as well as serial conspiracist boogeyman George Soros.
In her social media posts about her son, Sullivan says he has been living with her since the allegations first emerged five years ago and claimed that in that time, he has been “awakened” which is how QAnon believers describe themselves.
“Losing everything, including his newly formed family of 6, freed up plenty of time to research, once he finally began to breathe again,” Sullivan wrote.
In her note directed to Trump, Sullivan pointed out that as a QAnon believer she had been told that her family would be protected no matter what:
“Respectfully Sir, Q said our families would be safe. My son is not. And neither are his sons or any other innocent man or woman, for that matter. Please have someone put eyes on this case immediately.”
As well as appealing to Trump, Sullivan has flagged a number of other prominent figures in the QAnon world, including Dave Hayes, who is known as “Praying Medic.” She has also appealed to MyPillow CEO and “Stop the Steal”-funder Mike Lindell and far-right personality Dan Bongino.
Under one Telegram post, some of Sullivan’s followers had other suggestions for her to contact, including the sovereign citizen grifter David Straight, far-right podcaster and COVID conspiracy theorist Stew Peters and QAnon lawyer Lin Wood.
So far, none of those she has asked for help, appear to have responded to her requests.
That and making it sound like Republicans were good boys who dindu nuffin and Democrats were all satanic pedosYou'd think she'd accuse the Deep State of framing her son, but instead she goes "little bitch is lying!" It shows you that this was never about saving and protecting children, it was about pretending to have knowledge no one else had.
I bet all that shit halves its top speed. He probably has to start another GiveSendGo every time he needs to fill it up.
Around the time it was announced Biden won, there was a person I was in a groupchat with, started shitting it up with articles about how Joe Biden cheated in the election or would sell the US to China or Ukraine or whatever. We had a brief rest for a while, before it turned to sperging about the COVID vax around the middle of the year.Reminds me of a really ancient guy back in the old town I used to live in. Before 2016 he had his truck rigged up with children's characters like Elmo or Burt & Ernie and had controls up front he could wave to people with. After the elections started he took all that out and put a big dog kennel back there with a Hillary Clinton mannequin in it and all the lock her up stuff. Really sad, political shit really poisons the good in people.
Flanked by two of her closest followers, the QAnon Queen of Canada gave a gracious thank you to her followers who—with their hard-earned, real-world cash—funded her most recent venture: so-called “loyalty” money.
"Thank you to those who sent money to help print your loyalty money,” the self-proclaimed queen Romana Didulo said in a Telegram live stream in late January, when she introduced the bills and proudly presented them to her followers. “Everyone, continue to send money so that we can continue to print."
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The bills, which say 100,000 on them referring to an unknown currency, are white and feature her emblem in the middle flanked by two flags. Larger than normal cash, they have the look of a novelty check or board game money. Despite their cheap look, Didulo promised her fans they have interdimensional security devices on them.
In chat rooms dedicated to Didulo, her fans celebrated the false hope given to them. One person said that he’s going to attempt to pay his utility bills with the money, and another said she’s excited because they’ve been living in their car and this could get a roof over their heads.
“I am so hopeful that the loyalty money will allow me to purchase a prefab home or one of those tiny homes,” she wrote. “How wonderful that would be for me and many others like me around Canada.”
“I can’t wait to hear when or how I can use this loyalty money for this purpose.”
Although the loyalty money can now only be used “at certain realtors,” (Didulo did not specify which ones because it’s likely none) the “queen” promised her followers that one day soon she would make all her followers extremely wealthy.
“One day her royal majesty Queen Romana will issue a royal decree, giving instructions to when and where, and whom [sic] can cash their loyalty money with the instructions to the Kingdom of Canada Treasury to cash the checks,” she told them.
Now, Didulo is a bizarre figure even within the QAnon influencer world. After appearing on the scene in 2020, she successfully convinced her followers she’s the true Queen of Canada and is leading a secretive war against the pedophilic deep state. They also believe she’s a being who transcends dimensions and is in contact with an intergalactic federation of aliens. Those who follow Didulo often do her bidding to great personal detriment, too. Many have had their utilities cut off or gone into debt because the so-called “queen” once decreed that electricity was free in Canada and everyone could stop paying their bills.While Didulo’s followers are suffering from listening to her beliefs, a good portion of her time is spent trying to solicit money from those who watch her livestreams or comment in her private chat rooms on Telegram.
For the past year, Didulo has been on a seemingly never-ending RV tour of Canada with some of her closest followers. In the last few months, as the Canadian winter set in, Didulo holed-up on a Nova Scotia property that one of her followers offered to her. Several people, who wholeheartedly believe in Didulo’s rhetoric, have given up their personal lives to live with her on this property and work for thequeen’s ventures, the latest of which is the loyalty money.
“This is historic,” Didulo’s “press secretary,” said in the livestream when Didulo first displayed the money. “How exciting. We are so thrilled to be in the presence of her royal majesty during the unveiling."
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On the property in Nova Scotia, Didulo’s group recently recorded a bizarre stunt. On Feb. 26, several of Didulo’s followers came to the property to take an oath declaring “their sovereignty under natural law” in front of Didulo before they could receive their “loyalty money.”
"I [their nam]) hereby receive this 100,000 backed by gold and silver loyalty money of the Kingdom of Canada under natural law and so it is,” they all read.
“I am so hopeful that the loyalty money will allow me to purchase a prefab home or one of those tiny homes.”
They then watched Didulo sign the “money” before giving it to them. Among the 13 people who took the declaration, two were children brought there by their parents. At the end of the ritual, Didulo gave a short speech that she had just made these people sovereign citizens—a belief system that perpetuates exemption from the rules and laws of the country—and that they were now free of the traditional banking system. She showed a video of the animated version of Aladdin—showing the genie being set free—to symbolize how she was setting her followers free from the current economic system.
At one point during the livestream, Didulo said that for several days leading up to this day, her “team had not had enough sleep” and she put them to work from “7 or 8 a.m. until three in the morning.” Former followers of Didulo previously told VICE they were forced to work long hours, often without food, causing some to lose significant amounts of weight.
Didulo now says she’s going to sign 38 million checks herself before distributing them.
In one of her videos outlining the venture, she referred to bills as similar to “Canadian Tire Money,” a loyalty program at the outdoor store Canadian Tire where people receive small bills after a purchase that they can use toward future purchases. The marketing stunt, first introduced in the 1950s, somehow ingrained itself into the Canadian identity.
And while the queen’s followers tend not to question much of what their leader says, the idea of asking for money to print the “true money” did cause a few to turn their heads in confusion.
“Donate money to print money?” one asked. “Something's not right here.”