'One of the last times I was with Trump, we were in a room with a couple of other people and he was like 'where the hell's the Durham report?'' Flynn said in reference to Special Counsel John Durham's probe into the origins of the Russia investigation. The question was again greeted with applause and a standing ovation from the audience. The belief that high-profile Democrat figures will one day be exposed as satanic pedophiles and executed or sent to the military prison in Cuba is one of the main components of the QAnon movement. The suggestion that it appears on JFK's boat is a line of defense that originates from QAnon supporters.Ĭrowd at a Michael Flynn speech goes wild, gives a standing ovation when someone says QAnon motto 'Where we go one, we go all.'įlynn: 'That's a great phrase.' /VuDM2cbkcB- Will Sommer April 13, 2021Īt the America's Future event, Flynn took another question from the audience who asked: 'What percentage of American politicians do you think will wind up in Guantanamo Bay?' The line actually comes from a 1996 Ridley Scott movie, White Squall. Kennedy's sailboats, acknowledging the unity of mankind.' The lawsuit claims that the line comes from an inscription 'engraved on a bell on one of President John F.

It has however been frequently used by the conspiracy theorist for the past few years. His tweet included the hashtag #TakeTheOath, which was used by other followers of the QAnon movement when posting similar videos on social media expressing their support.įlynn also had hashtags used by the QAnon movement in his now-suspended Twitter bio.įlynn's family has since launched a $75 million lawsuit against CNN denying that the video had anything to do with expressing an allegiance to QAnon.įlynn's brother and sister-in-law, Jack and Leslie Flynn, accuse the network of misinformation for suggesting 'where we go one we go all' is a QAnon slogan. He has been widely linked to the radical conspiracy theory after he posted a video on Twitter on July 4, 2020, of him taking a makeshift oath of office which ended with the phrase 'where we go one we go all.'

I mean.wow it's incredible.'įlynn, who was pardoned by former President Donald Trump after he was convicted of lying to the FBI, is seen as a hero within the QAnon movement. 'And they'll tell you you're a conspiracy, you're all kinds of crazy. 'Now that's a great phrase, isn't it?' Flynn said. The phrase drew a standing ovation from most of those in attendance. While taking questions from the audience, one man stood up announced 'where we go one we go all,' a popular QAnon phrase often abbreviated to 'WWG1WGA.' Those questions are up to the parties involved.Former national security adviser Michael Flynn described the most well-known QAnon slogan as a 'great phrase' while speaking at an event in Nashville, Tennessee.įlynn, seen as one of the leading figures in the conspiracy theory movement, appeared as a main speaker at an 'America's Future' event hosted by the religious group Regeneration Nashville on April 12. The Trump Administration recognized Yerushalayim as the capital of Israel in 2017, but on the State Department’s website, it states “We are not taking a position of any final status issues, including the specific boundaries of the Israeli sovereignty in Jerusalem, or the resolution of contested borders.

President Barack Obama’s administration took Bush’s position, and in 2015 the Supreme Court ruled the law was a violation of the balance of federal powers. Bush defied Congress, claiming they had overstepped their boundaries in directing the State Department, which only the president has authority to do. In 2002 Congress passed a law that directed the State Department to allow “Jerusalem, Israel” on birth certificates. The State Department of the United States has announced that, effective immediately, all American citizens born in Yerushalayim will be able to list their place of birth as “Jerusalem, Israel” on official documents.įor decades, due to political tensions, if an American was born in Yerushalayaim, his or her parents could only put down “Jerusalem” on passports and consular documents.īoth Israel and the Palestinian Authority claim Yerushalayim as their capital, and the status of the city is one of the greatest sources of contention in the conflict between Israelis and Palestinians. Ambassador to Israel David Friedman stand next to the dedication plaque at the U.S.

Pompeo checkmate