Rick Wiles has come completely unglued, not that he had far to go in that regard. He’s now floating in Alex Jones territory, doing all he can to keep the pizza place conspiracy alive, although I don’t know why. I’ve lived through two major Satanic Panics, where nationwide devil worship was posited, a massive conspiracy of murder, rape, and sacrifices, oh my! None of this shit actually happened, but plenty of people were happy to believe it, at the behest of those who found it a good way to make money. Books were written, it was on news shows, the whole thing. I guess I get to live through a third one, if these idiotic christian fanatics get their way. I’ll just go with the assumption that this latest is yet another way for these professional liars to fill their coffers. Mr. Wiles and his cohorts should remember that in their chosen mythology, there’s the demon Mammon.
Wiles also can’t shut up about Ms. Clinton:
Claiming that a tweet from Clinton mocking the conspiracy theory was itself proof that the conspiracy is real, Wiles declared that Christians have no idea how many of their elected leaders are part of a “demonic system” that kidnaps children “to be raped, molested and then murdered.”
Our elected leaders, you say. Okay, why not have a close look at our elected leaders? We can start with the current administration. Plenty of material there without all the demonic pizza.
“Hillary Clinton is telling up front what this is all about,” he said. “She’s bragging it’s about Pizzagate. She’s telling them, ‘We took you down, you dared talk about our filthy child molestation and we took you down.’ That’s what she’s saying.” (Flynn’s son has avidly promoted the Pizzagate conspiracy theory, causing him to lose his job in the administration’s transition team, and Flynn himself has also embraced many wildconspiracytheories, including one linking Clinton to “sex crimes [with] children.”)
I’m pretty sure what Ms. Clinton said amounted to “Oh, bullshit!”
Wiles asserted that “devil-worshiping, Luciferian, demon-possessed maniacs” have formed a “criminal cabal [that is] running this nation and much of the world” that allows them to engage in “child trafficking, child molestation, child rape, [and] child murder.”
The Catholic Church is rife with people who molest and rape children. Child trafficking, child molestation, child rape, and child murder is most often done by people who believe in a god, often the christian god. The person who started raping me when I was a child characterized themselves as a good christian. Lots of “good christians” tied up in those activities. Christians are major consumers of porn. I think you should look to your own houses, they are taking on the stink of the Augean Stables.
When the truth is finally revealed, Wiles warned, “there will be mass vomiting in the society when the people find out what these demon-possessed rulers have been doing for decades with children.”
Oh, there’s plenty of vomiting already taking place over the way theists deal with children. Religion allows for some of the very worst child abuse, such as refusing to provide your child with medical care. Or deciding they are demon possessed, and using that as an excuse to beat the shit out of them. Or denying them an education. Or finding some way to justify sexually abusing them. Or filling their heads with visions of eternal anguish and torment at the hands of a psychopathic god.
“Many of the key officials, elected and appointed, and in corporate board rooms and in Hollywood and in New York City, they are part of a global child molestation ring,” said Wiles, who insisted that Clinton is now “relishing in the fact that they brought down General Flynn because he knows what they are and what they’re doing.”
So Hollywood and New York City are the latter day Sodom and Gomorrah? Trump’s from New York, perhaps you ought to cool it with the east coast blame, eh? The Tiny Tyrant might not like that. The only thing that brought down General Flynn was General Flynn. Like everyone else in the current administration, he was in over his head, lacked the requisite experience, and embodied the Peter Principle.
Via RWW.
blf says
Another “satanic panic”? Ok, ok, I’ll try to get around to checking on the mildly deranged penguin, she’s probably playing with her Dungeons, Devils, Demons, and Donuts darts set again…
Giliell, professional cynic -Ilk- says
They really can’t let go of Clinton, can they?
Caine says
Giliell:
No, they can’t. They can’t settle or be happy with their guy winning, because there’s no fun without a bogey man. I think they’ve found themselves at a loss, and they’re flailing for a villain to rail against. They had all kinds of fun whipping up frenzy for eight years with Pres. Obama, and now…
Johnny Vector says
What a coincidence! “devil-worshiping, Luciferian, demon-possessed maniacs” is the name of my Pat Boone cover band.
Also:
You know that just means Alex Jones is going to have to crank up the crazy another notch. Lordy, where is that going to go?
I like to believe that every time Jones, Wiles, etc. do that, another tranche of dubious believers finds their disbelief limits exceeded and peels off from paying attention to them. Course I try to believe at least six impossible things before breakfast, so maybe don’t take me too seriously.
Crimson Clupeidae says
To be fair, I’m going to the renfair with quite a few people from our local Satanic Temple. :D Should be a good time.
timgueguen says
Wiles has apparently forgotten, or ignored, the allegations that Trump may have sexually assaulted one or more teenage girls.
Caine says
Timgueguen:
Ah, but he’s a “good christian” so it’s okay. Been rubber stamped by Jehovah.
Pierce R. Butler says
Flynn’s short tenure at the Defense Intelligence Agency demonstrated the Peter Principle.
His even shorter interval in the National Security Agency demonstrates the too-much-fat-in-your-diet principle: turds float to the top.