Q Cultists Are Drinking Industrial Disinfectant As They Await JFK Jr 's Return

Followers of a Q cult in Dallas are still awaiting the arrival of JFK, Jr., and while they wait they've decided to start drinking a "chemical cocktail" that contains a dangerous, bleach-like chemical called chlorine dioxide. It isn't 100% clear why they are drinking this industrial disinfectant, though it is believed that they think it can either treat or prevent COVID-19. Ring of Fire's Farron Cousins sounds off on the dangerous cult.

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A new report says that Q cultists in Dallas, Texas are drinking an industrial disinfectant known as chlorine dioxide, as they await the arrival still of JFK Jr, who died in the 1990s. Yes, they've been in there since October when they thought he was coming back at first either to somehow make Trump president or announce that he's running with him on a 2024 ticket, hasn't come to fruition, but they have not given up hope. Because that's what you do when you're a member of a cult, you blindly follow the dumbest idea you could ever think of. And now for some reason, the reports say these idiots are effectively drinking poison. They're drinking a disinfectant that easily could kill them. It's basically a lesser form of bleach, chlorine dioxide. And the reports suggest but cannot confirm that think these cultists are doing this, you know, to fight off coronavirus, which chlorine dioxide is, is likely not going to do that. But they're drinking it anyway, waiting for a dead man to show up and this whole thing is insane.

I have to read a little bit of this. This is from a family whose daughter, adult daughter, has abandoned her family by the way to go follow the Q people down there in Dallas. This, this is, this is so sad. According to Sean Leek, his mother began gravitating toward the QAnon movement sometime in 2018. Although the family did not explain why the group has been drinking the chemical cocktail, Leek did confirm that his mother adamantly opposes vaccination. She's always been into, you know, natural remedies, getting aluminum out of deodorant, things like that. But that led to anti-vaccing and anti-vaccing led to Q. During a recent interview with the Dallas Observer, the Leek family of Delaware revealed their family member recently abandoned her husband and their children to follow a Trump supporting Texas cult that is reportedly awaiting the resurrection of the late president, John F. Kennedy and his late son, JFK Jr. So these people are truly disturbed.

I mean, this isn't just, oh, we're Q. We believe there's all these horrible things in government. This has evolved into something far more dangerous. This has evolved into a full blown cult.

Abandoning your family, abandoning your life to go sit down in Texas, drinking poison, waiting for dead people to show up. Trust me, y'all keep drinking poison, you're gonna start seeing dead people really soon. It's just not gonna be the ones that you think it is. I don't know how to stop this. I don't know how to help this. I mean, we need family interventions with mental health professionals at this point, because this is starting to get a little scary. And I imagine it's gotta be very scary for those family members who watch as they're once normal, you know, mothers and fathers and sons and daughters go down this dark path to where they start drinking disinfectant, waiting for dead people to overthrow the US government. These people desperately do need help and unfortunately I'm at a loss on how we actually get it to them.