An account using the same name that was published in the theories of the Trump -filled conspiracy

The account was at least active between September 2019 and January 2021, and the PHDOFBBSaway username was. Several different screen names have been used, including “Dr. Irwin J. Anthony III” and “Dr. Cortis Laimai”, a clear indication of the American Air Force General who supervised a critical campaign from Japan in World War II, promoting the use of nuclear weapons, and the presidential deputy is nominated alongside the semester George Wallace in 1968.

The character of the account was a very loyal Trump supporter who participates in conspiracy theories that ranged from Kovid’s denial to attacks on the issue of black life, and even those related to the death of Jeffrey Ibcastin. Publishing, which was immersed with a very arduous global Catholic view, has sometimes presented women’s hatred and the knowledge of Nazi military techniques.

The account is published as a mixture of conspiracy theories and the pro -race Maga content, as it shares the right -wing accounts of the influencer, including Jack Buswobicand Mark Al -Nardand James Okifand Scott Adamsand Cassandra McDonaldand Stephen Krauderand James Woods and Ruby Starbook.

Throughout 2020, the account shared the theories of Covid plot, especially focusing on allegations that China has intentionally made a virus to destroy its enemies.

In February 2020, the response to the publication was asking about the number of nuclear bombs that America should drop on China if it turns out that the country was responsible for Covid-19, the account-which was using the name of the “Dr. Curtis Lemay” screen, according to the pumpkin from the Internet archive-books “All the bombs – I have been confident for me, I am a kind of expert in this.”

The account has published a wide range of conspiracy content, as well as hate content for women. In November 2019, for example, the person who controls the account Claim Jeffrey Epstein “did not kill himself.” In the same month, in answer To a post on the then presidential candidate, Kamala Harris, they wrote: “She is doing her best when life brings her to her knees.”

However, the account was more hiding in embracing the conspiracy theory that stole Joe Biden, the presidential elections for the year 2020.

In the days after November 3, 2020, the account published hundreds of times as it embraced many conspiracy theories on how to forge the vote.

While they refer to dozens of various legislators, the Republican Party, Trump itself, and the advanced right influencers such as Philip Bouchenan, the right -wing Internet dwarf known as Cattud, the more frequent account of election conspiracies than the account from an account Call the election processor.

This account was run by Travis Vernier, a former police officer in Oklahoma City who had no experience in evaluating election data. Nevertheless, the election processor became one of the most influential votes in the Stop the Steal movement, to the extent that Vernier was invited to Mar-A-Lago to announce Trump in 2022 that he was running for the presidency again.

In addition to the participation of conspiracy theories, the Antoni account used a frequently violent speech to an advertisement to what extent he was ready to go to ensure Trump secured a second period in his position.