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The account was active at least between September 2019 and January 2021 and had the user name @phdofbombsaway. It used several different screen names, including “Dr. Erwin J. Antoni III” and “Dr. Curtis Lemay”, an obvious reference to the General of the US Air Force, which supervised a campaign by the fire brigade bomb in the Second World War, promoted the use of nuclear weapons for the use of nuclear weapons, and the Vice President George Wallace 1968.
The persona of the report was that of a deeply loyal Trump pendant who is concerned with conspiracy theories that range from covid -denialism to attacks on the matter of black life, and even those related to the death of Jeffrey Epstein. The posting, which was infused with a deeply hard Catholic worldview, showed misogyny and knowledge of military Nazi techniques at times.
The account published a mixture of conspiracy theories and pro-Trump-Maga content, with a true who-is-who participating with right-wing influencer accounts, including Jack PosobiecPresent Mark cubesPresent James O’keefePresent Scott AdamsPresent Cassandra MacDonaldPresent Steven CrowderPresent James Woods And Robby Starbuck.
During the entire year 2020, the Covid conscientious theories account shared, especially on the claim that China had deliberately produced the virus to destroy its enemies.
In February 2020, a posting reacted to how many atomic bombs of America in China should be found if it turns out that the country was responsible for Covid-19, the account that used the name “Dr. Curtis Lemay”, according to captures from the Internet archive archive —wrote “All bombs – faithful to me, I’m a kind of expert for it.”
The account published a variety of conspiracy retention and misogynistic content. In November 2019, for example, the person who controls the account alleged This Jeffrey Epstein “did not kill itself”. In the same month in Answer They wrote to a contribution about the then presidential candidate Kamala Harris: “She does her best job when life brings her to her knees.”
However, the report was the most consistent in its hug the conspiracy theory that Joe Biden stolen the presidential election in 2020.
In the days after the election on November 3, 2020, the account achieved hundreds of times because it included numerous conspiracy theories about how the vote was manipulated.
While he was dozens of different GOP legislators, Trump himself and right-wing extremist influencers such as Phillip Buchanan, the right-wing internet troll, known as Catturd, the most frequently shared claims of election disadvantages from an account Election assistant called.
This report was led by Travis Vernier, a former police officer in Oklahoma City who had no experience in the evaluation of the election data. Nevertheless, the election magician became one of the most influential voices in the Stop The Steel movement, up to the point that Vernier was even invited to Mar-Lago in 2022 because of Trump’s announcement that he was once again running for the President.
In addition to the parts of conspiracy theories, the account with Antoni’s name repeatedly used violent rhetoric to explain how far it was ready to ensure that Trump secured a second term.
