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06/27/2025

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Kyle Mantyla

The Supreme Court has just limited the ability of lower courts to rein in Donald Trump’s anti-constitutional orders.

The Republican justices’ decision fundamentally altered how public schools must operate.

Christian nationalists are fighting over Israel’s role in the “end times.”

On The Auron MacIntyre Show, white Christian nationalist Andrew Isker claimed that witchcraft “stopped working” in the Americas after the arrival of European Christians. Isker also appeared to defend the Salem witch trials, asserting that “weird stuff” happened at the time which had “no rational explanation whatsoever.”

The Transportation Secretary pushed Christian Nationalism during his address at the Merchant Marine Academy, sidelining real issues.

The Democratic governor is seeking more than $787 million — and if that figure sounds at all familiar, there’s a good reason for that.

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Candace Owens: “Hollywood is, in fact, being controlled by some sort of a demonic cult with an intention to corrupt our souls”

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CANDACE OWENS (HOST): Here is my conclusion after having read that book and just paying attention to what is happening in my very, very real belief that Hollywood is completely being used as a form of psychological entrapment, as a form of psychological -- mass psychological brainwashing. I believe the media is a form of black magic - that people actually sat down experts and they experimented to see how people would react to certain things. Right?

That they can create a celebrity virtually overnight, make people want to be like that celebrity, that they can induce people to love someone instantly or to hate somebody instantly. I'm someone that they induce people to hate immediately before they ever even heard what I had to say. They understand that headlines work. So if you say something enough times, people will believe it to be true.

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Now, suddenly the the music is so dark, it is so demonic that it has led me to believe that Hollywood is, in fact, being controlled by some sort of a demonic cult with an intention to corrupt our souls. And in particular, there definitely seems to be some sort of a deranged focus on Black people, giving us the worst filth. It's all filth, but it's almost like the worst filth that you can corrupt a soul with is reserved for Black people.

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RWW

02/19/2025

by

Kyle Mantyla

Early in 2020, MAGA pastor and self-proclaimed "prophet" Hank Kunneman boldly declared that not only would Donald Trump be reelected as president, but that Mike Pence, then serving as Trump's vice president, would be elected president himself in 2024.

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"God had a plan and an agenda to rescue a nation," he added. "And when his foot came down in that vision, he said these words, he said, 'Who is on the Lord's side?' ... So this is very important in this time that we side with God and we side with what he is doing."

Kunneman then related yet another vision in which he claimed that God showed him the words "payback" and "recompense," with an emphasis on the last syllable as "Pence."

"Why do you think God allowed a man to be raised up with the name Trump?" Kunneman asked. "The Lord said, 'I'm standing in the midst of the man and my spirit is attached to him and I'm putting Trump and I'm calling it tr-i-umph, with I'm standing in the middle.' Why do you think there's the word 'Pence'? Because there is something of God's plan if we pray and cooperate with God prophetically."

That obviously did not happen, but Kunneman has spent the last several years petulantly refusing to apologize or even admit that Joe Biden was president, instead promising that God would reward those who stood with him while attacking those who dared to criticize him and his false prophecies.

With Trump now back in the White House with a new vice president, Kunneman is still attempting to defend his prophetic bona fides, declaring during a recent sermon that his prophecy about Pence was accurate but that Pence "disqualified himself" by refusing to help Trump stay in office after he lost the 2020 election.

"Pence, I believe God spoke prophetically about him," Kunneman declared. "I think God had a plan for Pence, but he disqualified himself. Just like his name, Pence—P-E-N—he signed something with his pen and it sealed his fate forever. Yes, politicians can, and the prophecies regarding them, can change. It did with Saul. He sought the :{Witch of Endor and God said, 'I rejected your Kingdom. You're not getting another term.'"}:

"It can happen, so don't attack the prophets," Kunneman warned.

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Right-wing media have repeatedly launched wild attacks against Taylor Swift | Media Matters for America

Right-wing media spent 2023 lobbing sexist attacks at pop star Taylor Swift. According to them, Time magazine’s 2023 Person of the Year is a fake Christian, a Democratic agent, and possibly a witch. She’s also ruining football by dating an NFL player.

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Hank Kunneman Removes Sermon Accusing Taylor Swift of 'Witchcraft'

mAGA pastor and self-proclaimed “prophet” Hank Kunneman took time out of his Sunday sermon this week to accuse musician Taylor Swift of engaging in “satanic rituals and witchcraft” while suggesting that there is some conspiracy behind her relationship with professional football player Travis Kelce of the Kansas City Chiefs.

Kunneman, who regularly uses his church services to spread conspiracy theories, misinformation, and lies about the 2020 election, seized on the ads Kelce has done to promote Pfizer’s COVID and flu vaccines, speculating that there must be some “connection” between Pfizer and the Kelce/Swift relationship.

“What’s up with this whole thing now with the Kansas City Chiefs and everybody is celebrating some lady, some girl that if you look at her concerts, she does satanic rituals and witchcraft,” Kunneman declared. “She just happens to be dating ‘Mr. Pfizer,’ the football player? You don’t think that there’s a connection somewhere?”

Interestingly, Kunneman’s sermon has been removed from his Facebook page, though it remains available on his One Voice platform.

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