Right Wing Watch exposes: Radical right-wing conspiracy theorist, virulent antisemite Rick Wiles

[BeckyDem]

Incredible

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1. Evil wrapped in the cloak of the Christian religion.

Where are the leagues of believers who should be damning these types of false prophets of their religion? Germans executed millions of innocent people while wearing belt buckles that proclaimed that "God is with us."

[BeckyDem]

2. Right and that is the problem, for one.

When an alleged moral authority, God, is portrayed as such, much harm, hatred, and death can come from it. It is a scary reality.

Today I read a priest who helped decide Biden should not receive communion was discovered to be using a hook-up sex internet thing.

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3. There is an explanation for that; today is not Sunday.

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4. How far, exactly, do you think these Christo-fascists are from the Nazis???

[Midnight Writer]

5. This guy equates "grab'em by the pussy!" with manliness.

[BeckyDem]

6. I am of senior age and I use to think these types of people were in the minority. I was wrong to

think that because their influence spawns an adherence to ignorance and then hatred through the airwaves. Can you believe it, TruNews? The irony is off the charts.

Wiles founded the organization later to be called TruNews in September 1998, based in Dallas/Fort Worth, Texas, supposedly as a Christian ministry. During later months, Wiles toured America where he spoke of moral decline and aimed to prevent "economic collapse" and "war on American soil". On May 24, 1999, the organisation, then named America's Hope, made its first broadcast. After five years of regular broadcasts, the news station changed its name to America Freedom News for a brief period. Wiles later changed it a second time to its current name, TruNews.[11] It has also been known as Christian News Channel.[5]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rick_Wiles