The QAnon conspiracy theory, which holds that Donald Trump is secretly fighting a worldwide child-sex-slavery ring that was supposed to culminate in the mass arrest of his political opposition, is “worth listening to. While the book is not a comprehensive history of the Rothschild family, it does offer some brief background.

Marjorie Taylor Greene has dedicated an entire chapter in her upcoming memoir, MTG, to hitting back at antisemitism allegations stemming from her notorious 2018 Facebook claim that “ Jewish space lasers” had caused wildfires in California. Gary Palmer, the chair of the House Republican Policy Committee, did not respond when his office was asked if he believed that “Rothschild Inc” had fired space lasers to start the 2018 Camp Fire, or if such comments were appropriate. Over the years, they have been blamed for everything from the sinking of the Titanic to the Great Depression and even for the COVID-19 pandemic. Well, Taylor Greene’s post suggested that the Rothschild banking firm is behind a supposed corporate cabal that engineered this whole space laser plot.

This is this is the same sort of ham-fisted Bond villainy that has been directed at Jewish communities for millennia. Morgan then held up a yellow highlighted version of Greene's Facebook post, saying "before we move on, you have to just accept what you wrote yourself.

After all, it’s not every day that you see a racial (or other demographic) term and “space laser” used together. Greene’s version has instead updated the theory by giving the Rothschilds possession of a secret, powerful space laser. The leading Democratic mischief-maker is Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, who advocates some left-wing views I consider simplistic and impractical and, in some cases, poll badly. You’ve got one of the most popular antisemitic books of the 1800s, this book I’d never heard of, The Original Mr. I’ve noticed that these anti-LGBTQ extremists have tried to link their fears about “grooming” and pedophilia to like a sort of Jewish liberalism.

I liked this book and I did learn alot about the sickening history of antisemitism but this book was a bit dry. These comments made by our colleague from Georgia are not only false and nonsensical, but downright disrespectful. Mike Rothschild (no relation), author of the bestselling Q-Anon conspiracy bestseller The Storm Is Upon Us, sorts out myth from reality to find the truth about these antisemitic conspiracy theories and their spreaders. In 2018 Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene took to social media to share her suspicions that the California wildfires were started by ‘space solar generators’ which were funded by powerful, mysterious backers.