This week's idiot is a guy who is running for the Governor in North Carolina- and the scary thing is that he's ahead in the polls. That's a REALLY BAD reflection on the voters of North Carolina. Just read how crazy Mark Robinson really is! Here's the story of this Conspiracy Theorist with serious mental issues.
THE UNBELIEVABLY BONKERS CONSPIRACY THEORIST RUNNING FOR GOVERNOR OF NORTH CAROLINA
North Carolina GOP gubernatorial candidate Mark Robinson has spread virtually every conspiracy theory you can think of.
- He says that Beyoncé is "satanic"
- the 1969 moon landing may have been fake
- there's a ruling class of secretive reptiles
And yet, he is the GOP front-runner in the race, and political analysts predict he could even go on to win the seat.
North Carolina GOP gubernatorial candidate Mark Robinson has said it himself: He’s a conspiracy theorist.
He didn’t specify in that March interview what that means in terms of what he believes. It turns out it means he has spread virtually every conspiracy theory you can think of.
Robinson, who is the state’s lieutenant governor, has said he “wouldn’t be surprised” if the 1969 moon landing was fake and the 9/11 terrorist attacks were an “inside job.” He’s “SERIOUSLY skeptical” of President John F. Kennedy’s assassination and of the 2017 mass shooting in Las Vegas.
He falsely accused David Hogg, a survivor of the 2018 mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida, of being a paid actor.
He’s claimed that climate change is based on “junk science.”
And those are just the dangerous theories he’s echoed that have been previously reported.
In lesser-noticed social media posts, Robinson has said that news coverage of police shootings is part of a media conspiracy “designed to push US towards their new world order.” He and his wife both liked a since-deleted Facebook comment that stated, “WWG1WGA are my ‘Identity’ letters,” a reference to the QAnon rallying cry “Where we go one, we go all.” In October 2018, on a day when authorities intercepted pipe bombs intended for President Barack Obama, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and CNN, Robinson suggested on Facebook that they had done it to themselves. “If you can’t beat ’em, bomb yourself,” he wrote.
He followed that with another Facebook post claiming, “This entire ‘bombing’ story is faker than a $20 Rolex sold on a New York City sidewalk.” Months later, another post on his Facebook page parroted the conspiracy theory that the pipe bomb incident was “manufactured” and “fake.”
Robinson is also a regular proponent of conspiracies claiming the music industry is being run by Satan and the Illuminati. He has called Beyoncé’s music “satanic” and described Jay-Z as “demonic” and sent by Satan to turn people away from Jesus. He suggested that the 2014 Boko Haram kidnapping of schoolgirls in Nigeria was orchestrated by billionaire Democratic philanthropist George Soros, a frequent target of antisemitic attacks by Republicans.
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