You might think that it can't get
any crazier for American government
than having elected officials who
believe and support and
I've talked about at length on
video about the whole QAnon thing.
That we have elected officials
like Marjorie Green, Lauren Boverd,
that are pro Q and others that
dabble in it occasionally.
But it can get crazier, what if Q
himself were in elected office?
We apparently might be moving
towards that actually.
So in a video posted on
his telegram channel,
a man named Ron Watkins said that
he was inspired to run for
office after recently hearing
a sermon from pastor Jeff Durbin at
a church in Mesa Arizona.
Durbin has a right wing minister
who has said he wants to execute
women who have abortions, so
he's great.
Anyway, an email address associated
with Ron Watkins has filed a
statement of intent with the office
of the Arizona Secretary of State
to run for a congressional seat.
The filing is an essential step in
running for public office and
comes ahead of the candidates
seeking to secure the required
number of signatures to make
it onto the ballot.
There's a bit of an issue with it
in that you have to actually live
there to run there.
And apparently it was reported
earlier this year that he lives in
Japan, but he at least wants you to
think that he's running,
so what's this about Q?
Well, he worked for years as the
administrator for website called
8kun previously known as 8chan.
Where the anonymous leader of
the QAnon movement known as Q
exclusively posted updates since
early 2018.
So he has repeatedly denied
personally being involved in it,
but he was on a documentary on HBO
about the origins of QAnon.
And the seems to have on tape outed
himself as actually being Q.
At the end of the day,
I have no idea if he actually is,
but he has been involved with
it from the very beginning.
There's reason to believe that he
might have been the person who has
inflicted this whole movement
on us and now he himself appears
to be running for office.
>> So I interviewed the director of
that documentary,
check it out on the conversation.
And so when I started watching
documentary even before it got to
the reveal where he basically says
that on camera well, it was a very
thin veneer of deniability.
You realize, he has access to what
a 8chan posts, Q posts on 8Chan at
a minimum he would know who Q is.
He'd be the one person who
definitely knows who Q is, because
he's the one that receives it.
Then you realize they're is no Q,
first of all,
of course I knew that all along.
But when you realize the mechanics
of it, he's the one that controlled
8chan at the time.
So, I have deep state official who
is writing into 8chan using
encrypted technology where I
pass myself a note, okay?
And so now billionaires are running
for office, right?
Cutting out like
Bloomberg is a good example,
he has cut out the middleman has
been funding politicians.
Trump's a good example,
he said it into debates,
he said I paid off all these guys
when I was a businessman, so
I know how corrupt they are, right?
And so he's like you know what,
I'm tired of paying them all,
I'm just going to run myself.
So this is like hey,
I got Lauren Bovard,
Marjorie Taylor Green and
I got most of the republican party.
They really do my talking points
while leaving out the satanic cult
child eating thing, right?
And I helped to do a mini
revolution in America, why don't I
just cut out the middleman and
I'll run?
So he can deny it all he wants, but
you can watch the documentary and
see for yourself.
And so he hasn't won yet, so
in the old days you would have said
this it's curiosity a guy who
believes in that there's satanic
cults in the Democratic Party.
And Bill Gates and Fauci
are running in they eat babies,
I mean it happens, its a country of
330 million people, there's some
mentally unbalanced people.
Note like 15% of Republicans,
I think believe QAnon is absolutely
real.
And so there you go, there is your
hero, so he might win, he might go
to Congress, I don't know, that's
the state of the Republican Party.
>> I mean, I think it's a scam to
make money, I don't trust anything
this guy says, I completely believe
that he's doing this to drum
up fundraising opportunities.
And that yeah, I think that QAnon
is a dangerous death cult and
I think he is just a scammer trying
to scam people
that he knows are unwell.
And I think as Trump demonstrates,
there is a market for
that in this country and
I think he knows that and
he's using it.
>> I never thought about it that
way Bridget and
that phrase you just used it's kind
of bit devastating.
They're literally marketing to
the unbalanced, they know as any
country has a certain percentage
that have significant mental health
issues, right?
And they view that as
an opportunity, they're like
we can make money off that,
we can get famous off that,
we can get power off that.
And unfortunately that percentage
is much larger than we would have
liked to believe earlier, but
they're right there.
They're pretty obvious and so a lot
of them it turns out the numbers
gigantic, and so they're filling
a market need capitalism baibe.