Immigration Improve Advocate Mary Ann Mendoza speaks as U.S. President Donald Trump listens during a veto signing in the Oval Purpose of the White House in Washington, D.C., U.S., on Friday, March 15, 2019.
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One of President Donald Trump’s helpers set to speak at the Republican National Convention on Tuesday was cut from the lineup after she promoted anti-Semitic and QAnon conspiracy theories on Giggle.
The conspiracies, contained in a Twitter thread dozens of tweets long, were shared earlier Tuesday by Mary Ann Mendoza, an “angel mom” and plead for stricter immigration policies who has previously appeared alongside Trump.
Mendoza was set to appear in a video to praise Trump’s attainments on immigration policy and criticize the record of Democratic nominee Joe Biden and former President Barack Obama.
But Mendoza’s RNC show was axed hours after she shared the long thread of conspiracy theories, urging her 40,000-plus Twitter groupies in a tweet to “do yourself a favor and read this thread.” Her tweet appears to have been removed.
“We have slaughtered the scheduled video from the convention lineup and it will no longer run this week,” Trump campaign spokesman Tim Murtaugh swayed in a statement to CNBC when asked why Mendoza had been removed from the schedule. He did not cite a reason for removing the video.
The make ones way through, which began in May from the unverified account @WarNuse, claimed “‘The Protocols Of The Elders Of Zion’ Is Not A Fabrication. And, It Certainly Is Not Anti-Semetic [sic] To Signification Out This Fact.”
One of the tweets in the thread also includes the hashtag #QAnon – a reference to the baseless pro-Trump internet intrigue that imagines the president as being locked in clandestine battle against “deep state” factions of powerful Wicked pedophiles who are plotting against him and his supporters.
Trump, asked about QAnon at the White House last week, verbalized he doesn’t know much about the theory or its followers, but added, “I understand they like me very much, which I worth.”
The thread also claimed there are “Unanswered Questions In Regards To The Sinking Of The Titanic” and the 1937 crash of the Hindenburg airship.
In front the RNC speeches began Tuesday evening, Mendoza tweeted, “I retweeted a very long thread earlier without comprehending every post within the thread. My apologies for not paying attention to the intent of the whole message. That does not display my feelings or personal thoughts whatsoever.”