The Hypocrisy of the House Resolution Condemning Qanon Wow. They made it all official and shit. Let's take a look at what they have to say... Whereas,throughout history, conspiracy theories that falsely blame secret cabals or marginalized groups for society’s ills have fueled prejudice, genocide and acts of terrorism; I can't think of one instance where this has been the case. Anyone? Whereas, QAnon is a movement promoting a collection of unfounded conspiracy theories that have spread widely on the internet since 2017 A blanket statement. What 'conspiracy theories', exactly? Where is the proof that any of them are unfounded? Who made the decision that they are? Whereas QAnon initially alleged that prominent Americans are engaged in a secret plot to control the world, while using their power to exploit children, and has expanded to embrace virtually every popular conspiracy theory of the last several decades, from questioning the Kennedy assassination,to believing in alien landings, to denying the safety of vaccines; Group dynamics tend to work that way. Any large group of loosely-knit people will have a more divergent set of beliefs the larger the group gets. We are many millions of people that come from all walks of life, so it's natural that some of us express beliefs that are not normal or even logical. The majority of us don't embrace things like alien landings. Why is that lumped in with vaccines and political assassinations? Is there a correlation, or is this just 'guilt by association'? Whereas, many QAnon followers express anti-Semitic views, and the Anti-Defamation League has said that the movement’s central conspiracy theory includes anti-Semitic elements; The point being? Are the Joos and their Zionist/globalist partners trying to position themselves as victims? Also, see last note. Whereas,the FBI has assessed with high confidence that “fringe political conspiracy theories,” including QAnon, “very likely motivate some domestic extremists, wholly or in part,to engage in criminal or violent activity,” and that these conspiracy theories “very likely encourage the targeting of specific people, places and organizations,thereby increasing the likelihood of violence against these targets”; Can they provide an actual authority figure who will legitimize this 'official' claim and stand behind it publicly? Can they tell us from whom this claim originated and what evidence was used to draw this conclusion? Can they show us some official documentation with signatures on it that will clarify the truth or falsity of their claim? No, they can't, because this claim was made up out of thin air. It will never stand up to a court, Senate, or Grand Jury if it's challenged. Whereas,the FBI bases this assessment on “events in which individuals committed crimes, plotted attacks, or successfully carried out deadly violence, and who — either before or after their arrests — attributed their actions to their conspiratorial beliefs”; Again, who specifically made this assessment? Where is the official documentation? How was it assessed that these individual's beliefs were in any way attributed to Qanon? Who made the attribution? How sound was the logic in making it? An FBI investigation would have to have been conducted, so where is the report on that investigation that led to this assessment? Whereas, QAnon adherents have been implicated in crimes that they claim their QAnon beliefs inspired Implicating someone in a crime doesn't mean that what they or anyone else claims is the motivation is in fact the real motivation. Until a proper investigation is conducted and the facts are clearly established (if they ever are), it's merely speculation (conspiracy theory) that their beliefs were affected by any outside source. Whereas,the FBI further assesses that “these conspiracy theories very likely will emerge, spread and evolve in the modern information marketplace . . . fostering anti-government sentiment, racial and religious prejudice,[and] increasing political tensions”; The conspiracy theories that they vaguely refer to at the beginning of the document didn't start with Qanon in 2017. They've been around for decades, even centuries in some cases. They're attempting to stir the pot and turn these into political issues by associating them with Trump supporters, who are mostly conservative and therefore less likely to buy into the more far-fetched beliefs than are liberals. They completely ignored what's going on in the street and who is rioting and looting and causing chaos and violence as they wrote these words. Whereas, according to the Combatting Terrorism Center at the West Point Military Academy, “QAnon is arguably no longer simply a fringe conspiracy theory but an ideology that has demonstrated its capacity to radicalize to violence individuals at an alarming speed”; An unofficial report published by an unofficial military organization run from inside a military academy sounds legitimate, but it's not. It's no different than the MSM giving their own particular opinion about something because it benefits their cause. And the word "arguably" purposely leaves them open to later denying what they have stated, if necessary. Also, the "alarming speed" that they claim Qanon is radicalizing people, based on their own scanty list of alleged Qanon-related crimes, fails miserably in comparison to how quickly the Democrats can radicalize violent groups to act out against the innocent public. Whereas, Facebook, Twitter and Google have removed or blocked QAnon groups and content from their platform for violating their policies against misinformation, bullying, hate speech and harassment That these Deep State-controlled platforms block and ban people for exercising their freedom of speech is completely overlooked in order to make the false claim that this coordinated action signifies that Qanon is somehow misinforming, bullying, harassing, and promoting hate speech is another unproven accusation that needs evidence to back it up. So where is that evidence? Deleted??? How convenient! (The NSA has it all.) Whereas, QAnon adherents have been harming legitimate efforts to combat child exploitation and sex trafficking, including by overwhelming anti-trafficking hotlines with false reports;and Again, evidence that this claim is legitimate must exist in order to be able to make it, so where is that evidence? Someone claiming it's true is not enough. There should be call records. Who investigated? FBI? Where is the report? Whereas,the conspiracy theories promoted by QAnon undermine trust in America’s democratic institutions, encourage rejection of objective reality, and deepen our nation’s political polarization. What conspiracy theories promoted by Qanon are undermining the trust in America's democratic institutions? Quite the opposite! Qanon stands by the American Constitution and the values and principles it was founded on. To be a member of Qanon, one embraces those values and principles and encourages other sto do the same. In comparison, the Democrats who fight against President Trump and disparage Qanon are immersed in a hatred of American ideals, the Constitution, and the nation itself. Take a look outside. That isn't Qanon going into neighborhoods in large groups in the middle of the night to scare and threaten innocent people. Those are ALL supporters of the Democrat Party and Trump haters. 1 Resolved, That the House of Representatives— 2 (1) condemns QAnon and rejects the conspiracy theories it promotes; So they condemn our belief that they are evil and unconscionable liars. They reject our belief that there is a Deep State controlling world politics. They reject our belief that all these riots and looting and violence are orchestrated by them in an attempt to stop President Trump from exposing their crimes. They reject the belief that there is a huge human trafficking industry and that they are deeply involved and largely responsible for it. They reject the belief that children are used in CP and often killed afterwards. They reject the idea that evil people with a lot of power and money will quickly sink to the worst depravities imaginable. They reject the idea that politicians and other high-profile people are blackmailed and controlled by people like Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell. They reject the belief that the MSM is a conduit for promoting their lies and fake stories in order to purposely misinform the masses and lead them astray. They reject the belief that the coronavirus was used to create a false pandemic in order to push through their NWO agenda. They reject the idea that what they have been doing is completely in line with the Zionist Protocols and other NWO agendas. They reject that globalism is a very bad idea. Most of all, they reject the idea that it's a good thing to want to root these things out and expose them wherever they are. [continued in comments]