Why hundreds of QAnon supporters showed up in Dallas, expecting JFK Jr.’s return
In rainy Dallas with temperatures dipping into the low 60s, hundreds huddled with umbrellas, flags and signs to wait for history to be made on Tuesday. Some even brought folding chairs.
At the site in downtown, the grassy knoll overlooking where President John F. Kennedy was assassinated nearly six decades ago, scores of QAnon believers outfitted with “Trump-Kennedy 2024” shirts, flags and other merchandise gathered. They forecast the president’s son John F. Kennedy Jr., who has been dead for 20 years, would appear at that spot, emerging from anonymity to become Donald Trump’s vice president when the former president is reinstated. The prophecy foretold online, of course, did not come true.
When 12:30 p.m. came, the time when Kennedy was shot, they recited the Pledge of Allegiance, journalist Steven Monacelli reported. The crowd lingered, some for more than an hour, eventually trickling away, a few vowing the Kennedy known as John-John will reappear at a Rolling Stones concert later in the night.
Any dude that good-looking would probably not go in for a sex-change operation.
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They forecast the president’s son John F. Kennedy Jr. would appear at that spot, emerging from anonymity the watery deep to become Donald Trump’s vice president . . .
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