A new report claims QAnon supporters are set to descend upon Donald Trump’s upcoming Arizona rally this Saturday to see Arizona State Representative Mark Finchem and other popular conspiracy theorists address the audience as “special guest speakers.”
According to Vice, Finchem is known for repeatedly sharing “QAnon conspiracies on social media and on QAnon-friendly podcasts and media platforms, and last year he headlined a major QAnon conference in Las Vegas.”
The conspiracy theorist will be joined by MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell, who has also been at the forefront of false claims. He most famously went on a media tour claiming there was mass voter fraud in the 2020 election.
The rally is set to be Trump’s first of 2022, and is expected to bring him a very heavy presence of supporters from QAnon, thanks to speakers like Finchem and Michael Protzman.
Protzman first gained notoriety after spending months in Dallas, waiting for late President JFK and his son JFK Jr (who died in a plane crash in 1999) to return at Dealy Plaza.
The Vice report claims Protzman has been promoting his intention to attend the event in Arizona.
“Protzman announced on one of his many live audio chats that his group is traveling to the Arizona rally, and he made vague predictions about what might happen on the day, including yet another possible appearance by JFK,” Vice reported.
Protzman’s supporters in the audio chat also made some bizarre predictions ahead of the Arizona event – pointing to a vague mention of “live entertainment” in the rally’s official announcement post as evidence.
“Some of Protzman’s supporters have also spotted that Trump’s official announcement mentions ‘live entertainment’ as part of the rally, and suggested that this will involve a band made up entirely of dead musicians and singers, including Michael Jackson, Prince, Whitney Houston, Janis Joplin, Tupac, and John Lennon,” the Vice report explained.
