Before running for office, Republican congressional candidate Marjorie Taylor Greene wrote dozens of articles as a 'correspondent' for a conspiracy news website, according to archived web pages uncovered by NBCNews. - brandyzadrozny
what she claimed was"disturbing behavior that seems to keep raring it's ugly heads. Child Sex, Satanism, and the Occult all associated with the Democratic Party.", the right-wing conspiracy theory that claims President Donald Trump is leading a secret war against a"deep state" of Satan worshiping pedophiles. The conspiracy movement is led by an anonymous user on a fringe internet forum who goes by"Q" and posts cryptic messages.
"Recently, there has been a lot of chatter in small circles among those who search for the truth," Greene wrote."There has been an anonymous voice, with obvious intelligence beyond the normal person telling of things to come. They call themselves Q. Make no mistake, Q is a patriot." Posts from Q have attempted to predict any number of major events such as mass arrests, none of which have come to fruition., Greene peddled the"Clinton Kill List," a decades-old conspiracy theory that baselessly blames Hillary Clinton for a long list of"suspicious" deaths, asking,"What is the quickest way to wind up dead when you aren't suicidal and don't have any health problems? Investigate Hillary Clinton of course.
The American Truth Seekers website shut down in 2018, but the site's corresponding Facebook page is still a popular destination for the far right and conspiracy theorists with 276,000 current followers. It's unclear who owned and operated the page; the site's main author was"Pat Rhiot," apparently a pseudonym.
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