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Election Results, Antifa, Satan, the Chinese government and the deepstate. Last Saturday, hyper-religious Christian patriots gathered at the Dream City Church in Glendale, Arizona for 'Revival Revolution: Faith, Freedom & The Fight'. It featured Q influencers, a congressman, young earth creationists, end-times predictions and Travis almost getting kicked out for being suspected Antifa.
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Welcome, listener, to Premium Chapter 126 of the QAnon Anonymous Podcast, the Arizona Revival Revolution episode.
As always, we are your hosts, Jake Rogatansky, Julian Field, and Travis View.
Not satisfied with attending Matt Gaetz and Marjorie Taylor Greene's America First rally last Friday, Travis organized himself a double feature by heading the very next day to the Dream City Church in Glendale, Arizona.
There, he attempted to document an event featuring Q influencers, quack doctors, right-wing preachers, and politicians vying for the evangelical vote.
During this spiritual and cultural battle to save America, Travis fell in with the wrong crowd, and ended up interrogated by church security about possible Antifa affiliations.
Still flustered from the encounter, Mr. View has nonetheless compiled some impressions and clips so that his existential dread might be shared with you, dear listener.
Revival Revolution.
Faith, Freedom, and the Fight.
So I take one issue with your intro, Julian.
I was satisfied with Matt Gaetz and Marjorie Taylor Greene's rally.
That could have been enough for me.
That was fine.
But as it so happens, there was another event the next day.
So I stayed in a condo lodge that night, away from my family.
And then I made my way over to the Dream City Church.
This is apparently just one campus of the Dream City Church.
Already it was pretty huge.
I think this particular church, it could easily sit one or two thousand people.
But apparently the one in Phoenix is like a stadium.
It's massive, one of those mega churches.
But apparently this is part of a network of these massive churches all over Arizona.
The Revival Revolution event, which lasted all goddamn day long.
It started at 10 a.m.
and lasted until 6.30 at night.
It featured like a grab bag of right-wing influencers and Christian leaders.
They included QAnon promoter Ann VanderSteel, Bobby Pitten, who was working to sort of overturn the results of the election, Young Earth creationist Kent Hovind, and George Papadopoulos and his wife.
There was also, of course, Congressman Paul Gosar, who had made an appearance at the previous event.
Did you feel a bit like they took an enemy from an old game that you played when they wheeled out a young Earth Creationist?
I did, I did.
It's like, oh, yep, it's all coming together, of course.
Security at the event was intense.
In addition to church security, there are a bunch of Proud Boys and also local cops and Arizona Rangers.
Just everyone who felt like they wanted to be an authority figure was there.
And then I noticed church security, they had like four people stationed at the four corners of the church, and they were just focused in on the crowd, just scanning constantly.
And then whenever there was a standing ovation, I noticed like, oh, there's one guy who was in the front of me who stood up on the steps to get a better view, to make sure nothing was blocked from his eyes, to make sure he got an eye on everything.
I mean, they really thought something Bad was might potentially happen.
So they everyone was being scrutinized all the time.
I'm not going to talk about every single speaker for the day because a lot of it was boring and repetitive.
Honestly, the experience was brutal.
It was it was just the same sort of like this is America.
We love God and we're losing our country and I hate modern medicine just over and over and over and over again through different speakers and different iterations.
But I'm going to try and run through a lot of them to give you an idea of this unique combination of ultra-nationalism, conspiracism, and religious zealotry.
The event was organized by a super PAC called We the People USA Alliance.
The first speaker was We the People USA Alliance co-founder Eric Winok.
He pushed back on accusations that he's a weak rhino, or Republican in name only, because he's a little more libertarian than the other co-founders.
He's not quite as much of a religious loon as the other guys, so he has to sort of mollify the crowd and convince them that, no, he's still the real deal.
Eric Winok said that at the end of the day, he is a Donald Trump Republican who just misses the old days when Trump was owning the libs on Twitter.
I miss the old days.
I miss the days when I woke up and I had a paw-hot cup of coffee.
I got on Twitter and I read some drop-dead bombs by Donald Trump ripping out the fake news.
I miss those.
And you can hear whoever's right next to you be like, oh, I miss those.
God!
Good old days, remember?
Yeah, they're nostalgic for Donald Trump.
I think you've got to understand, there are people who are going to have pictures of Donald Trump in their house for the rest of their fucking life.
Yeah.
Eric listed off a lot of typical grievances about cancel culture.
Because they stole the election, the big tech does things that they can censor us.
And it isn't censorship from social media.
Do you know what the big tech and big government and big states want to do to you?
They want to wipe you off the face of this earth.
Do they not?
Yes, they do.
Yes, they do.
Just ask the Cleveland Indians.
Bye-bye.
How about the Washington Redskins?
Sayonara.
Aunt Jemima?
You just weren't sweet enough, man.
Uncle Ben?
Yes, replaced by who?
I thought he was actually saying the Deep State wanted to murder them until he started
applying his murder metaphor to like Aunt Jemima.
Yeah, he listed, like, he basically was like, he was like, you know what they're canceling?
Old racist caricatures that should have never been made.
We want those back!
I know.
At first, it's like the deep state wants to genocide you.
I thought the same thing.
I thought he was going to talk about FEMA camps and shit, but then it's like, oh, we can't say the horrifically racist name of the Washington football team anymore.
He doesn't think also that it's weird to talk about a team that has like a racist name about Native American people in the same breath as talking about genocide and how they're going to wipe them from the earth.
It's like, bro, again, it's one of those examples of like so far that you're almost there.
Now, the first proper speaker was Representative Paul Gosar, who I had seen the previous day.
And I mean, it wasn't that interesting.
He mostly repeated a lot of the same things that he said at the Gates Green rally.
But it is still horrific that he wants to vie for the title for the most-pilled Congress member, even though there's lots of competition now.
I mean, he is the only member of Congress who showed up at this thing, and it was Is an absolute, you know, grab bag of conspiratorial evangelical insanity.
Are there any other Congress people that are currently willing to, like, pose for photos and attend the same events and pal around with Marjorie and Matt?
I mean, I mean, there was Andy Biggs, who's also from Arizona, but mostly it seems like that's like the pariah club.
I mean, like, Gaetz and Green, they're pretty they're pretty isolated, even in their own party.
And that's why they have to go to other extremists like like Paul Gosar and Andy Biggs.
The next speaker on stage was Maggie Vandenberg.
She is an actress who has appeared in several films I've never heard of, such as 2009's Aliens in the Attic.
Seems like she was in a lot of B films.
She has also worked as a conservative journalist.
Her work had been featured on Steve Bannon's War Room, The Blaze, and Louder with Crowder.
She told a rather startling story.
She said that after Trump's election loss, she was so furious at GOP leadership and so distraught that she moved to Palm Beach, Florida, just to be close to Donald Trump.
Because apparently Trump had floated the possibility of joining a break-off party from the Republicans called the Patriot Party, and she wanted to be part of that.
You know, I supported these candidates.
I gave them my time.
We gave them our money.
We gave them our energy.
And these people betrayed us, and I was very, very angry.
And, you know, I thought to myself, OK, I don't know what's going to happen next, but I believed in Donald Trump, and I wanted to give all that I could.
I'm in the fight.
And so in January, about middle of January, I decided I'm not going to stay in Washington, D.C., and I certainly don't want to be in California.
So I decided to move to Florida.
I actually moved to Palm Beach, Florida, because I wanted to be near Donald Trump.
I wanted to be Near the movement, near the momentum.
Donald Trump had talked about, he wanted to start a Patriot Party.
And I thought, that is an amazing idea.
This is something we could actually do.
We could steal people from the GOP, the real good people, because we all know them by name.
We know who they are.
Matt Gaetz, Marjorie Taylor Greene, and a handful of others.
But we know our history in Congress and in the Senate, and we also know who the RINOs are.
And so I was so pumped, this is going to be the movement, this Patriot Party, and I wanted to be a part of it.
I wanted to be there. So I rented myself an apartment not far from Mar-a-Lago, as close as I could afford.
I'm just in the Patriot Party, but I wanted to be there.
Yeah. So Palm beach, Florida, Mar-a-Lago.
That's where things were happening, so that's where she went.
Some political organizers did in fact form a fundraising organization called the Patriot Party.
However, at CPAC in February of this year, Trump explicitly rejected the Patriot Party and affirmed his commitment to the GOP.
For Maggie, who had uprooted her life in order to be part of this Patriot Party movement, this came as a shock.
She really thinks a third party is viable in America?
I mean, come on, that's a pretty quick lesson if you're in politics.
No, no, no.
But Trump said it.
Trump hinted at the idea that maybe the Patriot Party was a good idea.
Then he reversed.
Now, a reasonable person would be like, oh, man, Trump, you kind of like blow with the wind.
One moment you're for this thing, and then now you're against it.
And now I've spent all this money and wasted all this time, and you kind of screwed me over.
Therefore, I don't like you very much, Mr. Trump.
But that's not what she did.
No, that doesn't sound like Sun Tzu's 5D fight.
You have to imagine my shock and my dismay when I'm at CPAC and covering CPAC and Donald Trump says, we're not going to do a patriot party.
That was a bad idea.
And, you know, I was upset about that.
And I was upset to see once again that controlling globalist Republicans had once again gotten to Donald Trump.
And convinced him to walk away from a very good plan.
And I saw this happen time and time again.
She quickly clarified that she wasn't saying that Trump did anything bad.
And it was sickening to me when I had that realization.
Now don't get me wrong, I love Donald Trump.
But I think that the people around Donald Trump can be very, very bad people.
Fucking drives me goddamn insane. Even when we even when Trump does something that they hate they were like, oh, no,
no No, it's not his fault
It's just that he's surrounded By bad people for some reason also not Trump's fault and
then as a consequence of these other bad people he does bad things
But still not Trump's fault somehow They just want him to go full Stalin and like remove the
people around him every like four months After this the event transitioned into a panel that
included four of the speakers which is weird because they none of the speakers had spoke
yet.
Usually the panel happens after the individual speakers speak, but whatever.
A member of the audience asked the four-person panel what they should do if they are a member of a lukewarm church, and by this she meant a church that isn't fighting to save America as they view it.
Thank you guys so much for being here.
As a Christian, I go to church on Sunday and I'm a faithful Christian.
What I have found is so many churches here are lukewarm, right?
Can I get an amen on that?
What advice do you have for us as, you know, believers?
How do we wake up our church?
How do we get people to take note and realize that this is a fight?
For humanity.
For America.
And the churches need to get involved.
Do you have any advice for us as patriots?
This is the rise of the Patriot Church.
I mean, that's what comes next, is that you have people and various religious leaders who are going to checks it.
You know, that's exit from the Church.
It's a cool phrase I just made up.
Yeah, you got it, Jake.
This is the start of the blend of ultra-nationalism, ultra-patriotism, and spirituality.
And because they're no strangers to being digital soldiers, you know, they'll have sermons online, they'll be posted on Zoom, they'll have, you know, you don't have to be there, it's gonna be a fucking mess.
So you're both scared of the Holy Maga Empire?
I mean, quite reasonably.
This is what I was always scared of, you go back a hundred episodes, my biggest fear is the- All countries will be fiefdoms.
They will have their own kings, don't worry.
The first panelist to answer that question was Pastor Luis Cabrera, who advised a member of such a lukewarm church to just leave it.
You know what I tell people all across this country?
Everyone is coming out of the closet, but where's the church?
We're still stuck praying.
Come out!
Faith without works is dead.
It's time to come out of our closets and practice what we preach.
So if you're going to a new born church, my advice to you today church, leave.
Leave.
It's time to be bold and it's time to be courageous.
Amen?
Amen!
Oh no!
That's like your only local community.
What, you just have to fall back on fucking 8chan?
Like, god damn it, man.
They really will not stop until they strip people of everything that means something.
The next panelist who answered the question was former poker player and survivor contestant Anna Kate, and there's a weird reason why she was there.
She's apparently affiliated with Project Veritas, who had a presence, but for some reason, as a consequence of her affiliation with Project Veritas, And her plan in a part to talk to FBI agents and get them on tape saying bad things about Trump, that kind of fell through.
She was really well received there.
She actually told the crowd that she heard from God.
About what's going to happen in the near future.
She claimed that there was going to be a second pandemic from a new virus.
And during this one, they're going to make the vaccine mandatory.
And she advised anyone who is part of a church who is pushing vaccines to get out.
And the Lord said they're going to make a vaccine eventually.
He said there's going to be a second virus.
He said that when the second virus is spilled, they're going to make mandatory vaccines.
And when the vaccines started coming out, they're voluntary right now.
Right?
The bark of the beast, eventually when it comes, it will be mandatory.
Also, this is practice for us.
So the churches that are still closed and have vaccines that they're pushing, get out of them.
They're the blind and the blind.
And now, Lord, send me to a shepherd who is unmovable, who is full of the Holy Spirit
and full of fire and truth.
Amen.
Amen.
I listen to this stuff and I feel like we are like, there is no choice other than for
us to go back to like the medieval ages.
Like, it just, only darkness lies ahead.
Are you happy with what you're doing to us, Travis?
You brought back the secret goods to make our lives worse?
I am thrilled, because you know what, you fuckers?
I had to live it.
I sat in that fucking seat for, like, ten hours, like, fucking watching these maniacs, living amongst them, getting interrogated by church security, as we'll see soon.
Well, you chilled in the fucking island, and then you celebrated your birthday, Jake.
Fuck you both!
Yeah, I was up in Solvang, in a beautiful area.
Very peaceful, there was no Christian dominionism there.
We did go into the Christmas store, but only to buy a couple vintage smokers.
I mean, look, we collect them, it's a fun thing.
I've never been to church.
I went to my cousin's communion, but other than that, you know.
I wonder what Jake would do at one of these if he got interrogated about being Antifa.
I would just be like, are you fucking kidding me, man?
And then I would just start spouting off all the conspiracies that came to the top of my head.
I'd be like, I believe in Phil Schneider, Underground Bases, everything.
Have you heard of that?
You should look it up.
The next audience member to grab the microphone had more of a comment than a question.
And god damn it, when there's a Q&A session, someone pulls this shit.
I hate it normally, but in this situation it was even worse.
It was especially insane because this audience member talked about his belief that taking the second dose of the vaccine was dangerous and how this had caused some conflict with his wife.
It's less a question than a warning.
The Pfizer and Moderna vaccines, after the second shot, makes the body produce so much and it leaves the body.
It's very dangerous and can harm people.
I had been having loggerheads with my wife.
I was trying to stay close to her.
I would get within range of her like this and I just had this asthma.
This went on for four or five days.
I really wanted to die. It was so bad.
I couldn't tell whether I stayed awake for three days because I didn't want to die in my sleep.
This is the third phase of the weapon of Satan.
The first phase is COVID.
COVID was not that dangerous to people who had, especially if you stay up on your vitamin D and Z. You just don't get it.
And then if you do, and you have ivermectin, and you get over it, they stopped hydroxychloroquine.
They stopped ivermectin.
Okay, sorry.
I want to ask you to spread the word on that, please.
I'm asking you to spread the word on that definitely.
The churches that are giving the vaccines, those people are going to leave the church and hurt people.
Women, pregnant women will miscarry.
The nursing women, the milk is poison.
Just spread the word, spread the word, stay a long way from anybody who's just been vaccinated.
Yeah, rapturous applause to the second dose of the vaccine is part of Satan's plan and will make you infertile and
poison your children.
Good shit.
Was he saying that, like, after his wife got the second shot that he couldn't be within, like, a couple feet of her because he felt like it was going to kill him?
Yeah, he was afraid of dying.
He stayed up awake for days, so he claims, because he was so afraid of dying because his wife was vaccinated.
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