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6-15-2021

Top Republican thinks China is going to harvest DNA
of American Olympians to create super soldiers.

The Olympics are headed to Japan this year, but next year Beijing will have the winter Olympic games and Sen.
Tom Cotton (R-AR) is very concerned that the Chinese government will harvest American Olympian DNA to create
super soldiers.

In a letter that Cotton sent to President Joe Biden demanding
to know what precautions are being taken and how to protect Americans from being harvested by the Chinese.

"First, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) operates the world's most invasive domestic surveillance system.
Chinese authorities closely monitor internet traffic within the country and block and censor online information that the Party views as adverse to its grip on power.

He went on to sound the alarm about facial recognition in China, something that Facebook has implemented and noted that the hotel rooms will likely be bugged. That's when it turned into a strange concern.

"Second, the CCP also considers DNA collection a vital intelligence-gathering objective.
As the U.S. National Counterintelligence and Security Center recently noted, 'The PRC views bulk personal data, including health-care and genomic data, as a strategic commodity to be collected and used for its economic and national-security priorities.'
The CCP has reportedly conducted tests to develop biologically-enhanced soldiers and intended to use DNA data to catapult Chinese biotechnology companies to global market dominance."

He claimed that the DNA will be irresistible to the Chinese and they'll likely detain people specifically to gather their DNA.

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6-17-2021

Conservatives follow Fox News' Tucker Carlson to baselessly claim FBI was behind Capitol riot.

Alex Jones-level" conspiracy theories.

Fox News primetime host Tucker Carlson was quick to give air to a relatively new fringe theory that the January 6 Capitol riot was an inside job hatched and carried out by FBI operatives —
and other conservatives pundits were even quicker to buy into the baseless claims.

On the Tuesday episode of his top-rated Fox News show, hours after military officials and FBI Director Christopher Wray testified before Congress, Carlson claimed that there remain a series of "basic factual matters" to which the nation still doesn't have answers stemming from the riot.

"Why is the Biden administration preventing us from knowing?" Carlson asked his audience before citing an article posted on the far-right website Revolver News, which was founded by disgraced Trump speechwriter and white nationalist conference speaker Darren Beattie.

The story penned by Beattie speculated that it wasn't fervent pro-Trump activists who breached the Capitol and took marching orders from Trump, but rather undercover agents of the federal government.

"Some of the key people who participated on January 6th have not been charged. Look at the documents. The government calls those people unindicted co-conspirators," the Fox host commented. "What does that mean? Well, it means that in potentially every single case, they were FBI operatives," Carlson concluded. "Really! In the Capitol on January 6th."

Conservatives were quick to pounce on the notion after Carlson's promotion of it.

"This is common sense," conservative commentator Candace Owens tweeted on Wednesday. "The most obvious clue that the DOJ was behind January 6th were the pipe bombs that were dropped off the night before by an anonymous person who the FBI claims to still be searching for."

Republican Congressman Matt Gaetz, who is currently embattled in a scandal, along with the Students for Trump founder Ryan Fournier billed the theory nothing less than a matter of fact while further pumping it out online to their respective massive followings.

But as numerous justice reporters have pointed out, Carlson is floating
"Alex Jones-level"[/u] conspiracy theories[/u] on cable news.

Ryan Reilly, a senior justice reporter at The Huffington Post, remarked, "The entire basis of this segment is that unindicted co-conspirator = FBI informant, which is anyone with even a rudimentary understanding of federal investigations understands is an absurd premise."

"Tucker Carlson descends into Alex Jones-level territory while publicizing his complete ignorance about what an 'unindicted co-conspirator' is," Adam Klasfeld, an editor at Law and Crime, replied on Twitter to the Carlson theory.

As for the theory pushed by Carlson, that idea has long been debunked, dating back to a mere few days after the riot on January 11 when the Associated Press headlined a report, "Who were they? Records reveal Trump fans who stormed Capitol."

Jared Holt, a fellow at The Atlantic Council's Digital Forensic Research Lab, called out Republicans over the hypocrisy on full display by calling the Capitol riots an "inside job," but not supporting a congressional commission to dig into what occurred that dark day in Washington D.C.

Others also called out the Carlson commentary via Twitter.

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Jim Jordan ridiculed after demanding DOJ investigate whether Italian satellites hacked the vote count.

"That is a problem," Jordan said, attacking the DOJ officials who had dismissed Trump's rants as
"pure insanity."
"When the chief of staff to the president of the United States asks someone in the executive branch to do something, and they basically give him the finger, I think that's the problem we should be looking into."

As Dye noted, though, the thing Trump was demanding the DOJ to look into is truly ridiculous.

"To be clear, the Italygate theory is beyond batsh*t," wrote Dye.

_____"It involves Barack Obama amassing a secret $400 million war chest, then cahootsing with former Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte to disrupt vote tabulation in key swing states using Italian military satellites.
And somehow this was all coordinated at the US Embassy in Rome.

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6-29-2021

QAnoners believe dead tech mogul's computer was reactivated to 'reveal' NSA is spying on Tucker Carlson.

Many QAnon supporters believe that deceased tech entrepreneur John McAfee is the "whistleblower" who revealed that the NSA is spying on Fox News host Tucker Carlson in an effort to get him kicked off the air, according to a report from Newsweek.

However, some say it wasn't McAfee himself who revealed the alleged NSA surveillance — but rather a computer that reactivated following his death, in a phenomenon known as a "dead man's switch."

Carlson outlandishly claimed during his show Monday night that the Biden administration, via the NSA, is monitoring his text messages and emails. Carlson's conspiracy theory has been widely mocked as "nuts even for Tucker."

McAfee, the entrepreneur behind McAfee antivirus software, was found dead in a prison cell in Spain on June 23, in an apparent suicide. McAfee had been awaiting extradition to the U.S. on tax evasion charges. In the wake of McAfee's death, his social media team apparently posted an image of a "Q" to his Instagram account, unleashing a wave of conspiracy theories.

On Monday night, after a clip of Carlson's rant was posted to popular QAnon channels on the messaging app Telegram, many followers speculated that this, too, must be the work of McAfee.

"QAnon supporters have speculated that—as was the case after the death of billionaire sex offender Jeffrey Epstein—McAfee did not take his own life or may even still be alive, " according to Newsweek.
"Some QAnon supporters said they believed that Carlson's claims about the NSA arriving less than a week after McAfee's death is proof his apparent dead man's switch has been activated to expose Biden.

"Nancy Coleman wrote on Telegram in response to Praying Medic:
'McAfee would make sense...or someone who has one of his kill switches.'

"Jeffrey Lightwell said: 'McAfee makes a lot of sense.
The Killswitch fired.'"

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