Comments by "Phoenix O\x27Brien" (@phoenixobrien163) on "Paul Pelosi Assaulted by David Depape, Nudist and Green Party Member... MAGA Still Blamed" video.

  1. I see by the comments how the RIGHT makes liberal use of bearing false witness, including Styx's video too.
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  2. From the comments, the RIGHT has no problem with bearing false witness, including Styx's video. YouTube teally should ban this channel for being just a hot bed for passing on Right-wimg lies, disinformation and their conspiracy theories, in the form of thousands of auto-generated bot comments on every video.
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  3. From the comments, the RIGHT has no problem with bearing false witness, including Styx's video.
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  4. I see the RIGHT makes liberal use of bearing false witness in the robo comments and in Styx's video.
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  5. @Argenta -- Bearing false witness, outright lying.
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  6. The Frenly Frens blog—a reference to a term popular among the online far-right—has a domain registered this year to a David DePape. Posts from this year, however, have a drastically different tone, touching on QAnon, Pizzagate, and other far-right conspiracies. The final post on the blog didn’t promise violence but was a link to a YouTube video about “Why Colleges are becoming Cults. Recent headlines on “Frenly Frens” include “It’s OK to be White,” “Faking of Adolf Hitler for History,” and “Q.” The posts go on long diatribes against women, Jewish people, and Black people. One recent post referred to the Holocaust as a “hoax.” The writings also touch on popular far-right culture war topics, like “drag queen story hours,” “cultural marxism,” and child “grooming.”
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  7. From all the flooding and spamming of robo comments, the RIGHT has no problem with bearing false witness, including Styx's video. The Frenly Frens blog—a reference to a term popular among the online far-right—has a domain registered this year to a David DePape. Posts from this year, however, have a drastically different tone, touching on QAnon, Pizzagate, and other far-right conspiracies. The final post on the blog didn’t promise violence but was a link to a YouTube video about “Why Colleges are becoming Cults. Recent headlines on “Frenly Frens” include “It’s OK to be White,” “Faking of Adolf Hitler for History,” and “Q.” The posts go on long diatribes against women, Jewish people, and Black people. One recent post referred to the Holocaust as a “hoax.” The writings also touch on popular far-right culture war topics, like “drag queen story hours,” “cultural marxism,” and child “grooming.”
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