Christine Rehn Jensen

A sovereign citizen in South Carolina is currently on trial for attempted murder and is representing himself. Want to know how dangerous sovereigns can be? During a protracted traffic stop (because he refused to show ID or listen at all), Gregory Maxwell ambushed police. He shot Corporal Lucas Watts (Oconee County Sheriff’s Office) in the head. He now has severe traumatic brain injury. His survival is described as “miraculous." These are dangerous folks

Det gikk ikke så bra da en tidligere nynazist, en Norgesdemokratene-politiker, en poledancer med sterke meninger om jøder, KI-genererte artister og Charter-Svein prøvde å lage opprør mot regjeringen i Oslo på frigjøringsdagen. Se bildene: filternyheter.no/skulle-samle-t…

Fantastic article about the problems sovereign citizens cause their children by keeping them off the grid. Full disclosure-am quoted in the article: theguardian.com/us-news/ng-int…

In the Trump era, many young women were attracted to the New Right because it felt less constrained, stuffy, and dogmatic than the left. Perhaps it was. A little sexism was a small price to pay for entry to a party without Woke-scolds policing the playlist. For women especially, contempt for feminist pieties, if deftly channeled, could be one’s ticket to stardom. Now, a growing group of right-wing women — both prominent personalities and loyal foot soldiers — are waking up to find that their inclusion in the MAGA movement was contingent: Sexism wasn’t merely the price of entry; it was the theme of the party. According to the conservative women @SamAdlerBell has spoken to over the past several months — all at one point active in MAGA, some active still — anxiety and disgust over sexism has been steadily growing since the beginning of Trump’s second term. It’s spiked since last fall, they say, when the movement began openly embracing Nick Fuentes, whose visceral hatred of women makes the male chauvinists of the past seem enlightened. “These men have made it very, very clear that they will ‘rape, kill, and die’ for Nick Fuentes,” Anna, who wrote for popular right-wing outlets, says. MAGA is “insisting that women subject themselves entirely to male authority, while advertising that male authority will be cruel and vicious and fickle.” Some of the right-wing women Adler-Bell spoke to feel a certain amount of regret over her complicity. “​​Shame and guilt and just embarrassment,” Anna says, “Just like how could I tolerate this and participate in this?” Adler-Bell reports on the women defecting from the New Right over its sexism: nymag.visitlink.me/7Gba1-

@AudunBraten «In short, the Epstein files did not confirm the "pizzagate" conspiracy theory. No credible evidence shows that anyone named in the documents used the word "pizza" to refer to anything other than food.» snopes.com/tracker/epstei…

Jeg vet ikke jeg, ass. 819 treff på søkeordet "pizza" i de til nå frigitte Epstein-dokumentene. Hvis jeg var journalist, tror jeg ikke dette ville vært tidspunktet å latterliggjøre Pizzagate på, eller andre konspirasjonsteorier om en mektig elite for seks skyld.

Selv etter #Epstein-filenes avsløringer av seksuelle overgrep mot barn, og ikke "bare" mot mindreårige tenåringsjenter, finner NRK og #dax18 plass til å latterliggjøre konspirasjonsteoriene mot Demokratene i USA. Og hvem er NRKs sannhetsvitne? @jettefc. Can't make this shit up.

Some people on social media have speculated that the Epstein files prove the long-debunked "pizzagate" conspiracy theory. They don't. Our investigation found no credible evidence that anyone in the documents used the word "pizza" to refer to anything other than food. snopes.com/tracker/epstei…

You thought your unvaccinated daughter had a cold. It could be a week before she's diagnosed with measles. By then, the virus “has multiplied and descended upon her lungs, kidneys, tonsils, and spleen, down to the marrow of her bones.” Elizabeth Bruenig writes about how a child dies of measles: theatln.tc/651sosz2

@benjabrin @iNyheter_no «Alternative medier som Rights og Document når viraltoppen år etter år. Analyser av 185 000 Facebook-innlegg viser at årsaken er et nettverk av nasjonalistiske, islamkritiske og konspirasjonsteoretisk anlagte Facebook-grupper»: faktisk.no/artikkel/her-e…

Det er mange som ikke forstår hvor store Document og @iNyheter_no faktisk er. Dette er fra Storyboard, som kartlegger engasjement på sosiale medier. Document og iNyheter er omtrelt alltid blant de mest delte nettavisene. Skulle laget en graf som måler opp mot pressestøtte.

@Igneus88 @Prebens apnews.com/article/archiv…

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Dør folk av koronavaksinasjon? Joda, ifølge innlegg på ytre høyre-bloggene Document og Steigan og på Subjekt har mRNA-vaksinasjon ført til massiv overdødelighet i Norge. Dette er blitt en etablert sannhet blant vaksinemotstandere. Det er helt FEIL, selvsagt. Følg med🧵1/5

Konspirasjonsteoretikere bør konfronteres og ansvarliggjøres. Men de bør også møtes med medmenneskelighet og et forsøk på å forstå, skriver bokaktuelle Christine Rehn Jensen. agendamagasin.no/artikler/hvorf…

Wow, what a story! Sovereign citizen related: Meet the South Pacific Ponzi King With a Bogus Bank — and a Global Fan Club: occrp.org/en/feature/mee…

It’s never been easier to be a conspiracy theorist trib.al/tDULt0d

The obsession with “healing naturally” has gone too far. Yes, nutrition, movement, sleep, stress management they all matter. But delaying medical care for serious conditions because you’ve been promised “natural cures” isn’t wellness, it’s dangerous. I’ve seen too many patients arrive when it’s already too late. Lifestyle habits are powerful, but they don’t replace medical treatment, they complement it. It is not either/or!

@KateShemirani And what happened to your daughter after you convinced her to undergo your «cure»? How can you still push these dangerous ideas after what happened to her?

🌿 Almost 14 years cancer free – my journey 🌿 Almost 14 years ago, I was diagnosed with an aggressive and deadly breast cancer. After surgery, I was told to follow the standard path: chemotherapy, radiotherapy, Tamoxifen, Zoladex. I said no. Why? Because I read three studies that showed that if I did everything on the menu, my survival chances were only 20% at two years and 0% at five years. For me personally, I regretted the surgery, but I had to move forward. Instead, I chose a different way: ✔️ Full Gerson Therapy ✔️ Oral Vitamin B17 therapy ✔️ High-dose Vitamin C therapy (two years) ✔️ Mistletoe/Isidor subcutaneous injections (one year) ✨ Today, I remain alive, well, and cancer free. ✨ I’m almost 60, take no prescription medications, and I’m in great health. The last part of my journey has been about teaching others. Many people who came to me were stuck on lifetime medications. Through diet, detox, and working alongside their doctors, they are now in fantastic health and off the drugs. Yet I still hear clients say their doctors and nurses told them: “Diet has nothing to do with your disease.” How can this be true? We are living matter. We need: ☀️ Natural light 🥦 Nutrient-dense foods 💨 Oxygen These generate energy at a cellular level. To believe that only petroleum-based medications can restore health, while ignoring the very things that cause disease, is madness. 🌟 Would you like to get your health back on track and aim for vitality? 🌟 📩 Email me: kateshemirani@gmail.com 🌐 Join my website: kateshemirani.com

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Truly excellent...👇 Confessions of an Ex-Anti-Vaxxer macleans.ca/longforms/conf… by @FormerAntivax 🙏 via @macleans "The anti-vax movement isn’t simply a grassroots network of concerned parents. It’s an industry. It’s lucrative, selling supplements, e-books, courses and products." "Many of the so-called doctors in these movements know better. They know what they’re saying is false."

When QAnon emerged publicly in August 2018, the media was totally blindsided. Most had either no knowledge, or had actively ignored it. There's no excuse now. The president is sharing insane prophecy cult memes, and it needs to be covered. It's not normal.

For many, believing in conspiracies isn’t just about information. It’s about identity, justice, and a deep-seated need to feel seen and protected from harm. psychologytoday.com/us/blog/misgui…

Watching two big QAnon promoter factions fighting over credit and money is a good reminder that these influencers make their living off selling conspiracism to gullible and desperate followers. Maybe they believe it, but they also pay their bills with it. Don't be their marks.

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