The Frisco Kid

March 22, 2021 By: Juanita Jean Herownself Category: Uncategorized

Frisco is a little town 0f about 200,000 right outside of Dallas known for uppity white people.  They are rich, they are white, they hate taxes, and they vote Republican.

Not only that, they appear to be a large coven of Q witches.

Hope for Trump’s return is fervent in Frisco and across the north Dallas suburbs, an area of rapid growth and rapidly increasing diversity. Nineteen local residents have been charged in connection with the Jan. 6 attack on the U.S. Capitol, according to federal authorities, one of the largest numbers in any place in the country.

They are growing, being pushed by social media and mega churches that preach what borders on white nationalism.  By the way, all depictions of Jesus show him with curly blonde hair and blue eyes in those churches. The Kingdom Life Church is lead by Brandon Burden, who took to the pulpit and said …

Burden spoke in tongues and urged his flock of “warriors” to load their weapons and stock up on food and water as the transfer of power loomed. The emergency broadcast system might be tampered with, so if Trump “took over the country,” he could not tell them what to do, he said.

“We ain’t going silently into the night. We ain’t going down. This is Texas,” Burden preached.

Prophetic voices had decreed Trump would remain in office, he said.

Voices?  In Texas? Nah. The only voices in Texas are drunks walking home alone at 2:00 am.

Nineteen people (that we know of) from this small town is kinda more than you’d suspect.  The Q is strong in these people.

Thanks to everybody for the heads up.

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  1. Steve from Beaverton says:

    If you google hearing voices is a symptom of you’ll find: it
    “Hearing Voices, or Auditory Hallucinations, in Schizophrenia. Auditory hallucinations, or hearing voices, is a common symptom in people living with schizophrenia. In fact, an estimated 70 to 80% of people with schizophrenia hear voices”

    So as I suspected, texas is afflicted with group schizophrenia, better known as “trumpf’s disease. No cure.

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  2. Easttxdem says:

    Rename the place Freakshow….

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  3. They keep confusing t**** with Jesus. I wonder which second coming they would prefer.

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  4. Burden said:
    “… if Trump “took over the country,” he could not tell them what to do…”

    I’ll give Burden credit where credit is due. He got that right. After four years of mixed messages from Trump, nobody seemed to agree on what Trump was telling them. Admittedly though, that warning about the stable genius was less prophetic than observational.

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  5. “rapidly increasing diversity”, I don’t think those words mean what they think they mean.

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  6. BarbinDC says:

    Maybe I’m just naive; but, I truly expect that some of the Insurrectionists will be charged with Sedition and sentenced to many years in jail. Also, in a few months, I expect the Orange Moron to be indicted on Federal tax evasion charges, among other things. His financial situation is getting precarious and his “empire” could collapse into a smoking ruin. At that point, with the pandemic in our rear-view mirrors, the economy reviving, and the solace we get from Uncle Joe, the air might finally be let out of the MAGA movement.

    Yeah, I’m naive.

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  7. Rastybob says:

    Cold and in the dark. And they want more Trump and Cruz.

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  8. charles r phillips says:

    it’s NOT Trump they want, not really. It’s the Second Coming. They’re all a bunch of Dominionists, awaiting, and/or working towards, the endtimes.

    Yank Frisco outa Texas and plop it down on the Left Coast, and they’d fit right in!

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  9. Fred Farkleshine says:

    Here’s the wonderful Burden here! He’s quite the looker guys!

    http://www.kingdomlife.org/about-us/our-staff/member/1356840/

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  10. Yep. Surrounded by these ‘citizens’. And it runs deep and long.

    https://www.complex.com/life/2016/11/texas-poll-worker-attacked-donald-trump-sign-razor-blades

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  11. Grandma Ada says:

    I was reading about the guy who killed the Asians in Atlanta. His church filled him up with crazy stuff and now that he’s on the skids, they kicked him out. Will Qanon kick folks out any time soon?

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  12. Barb in D.C., to quote Judy Tenuta…”It could happen!”

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  13. Prophetic voices should decree that their tax exempt status is soon to be revoked and that these weasel warriors must head straight to their bomb shelters and stay there until Trump returns and gives them the all clear. Anybody got a van with speakers on top? Let’s get this thing going.

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  14. Jane & PKM says:

    Freedumb of speech does not imply the ‘right’ to be a flaming seditionist jackass.

    Our Constitution is quite clear. Those nutjobs who do not have a residual clue have no business in Congress.

    Time to flip those members into the perdition of the courts.

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  15. Elizabeth Moon says:

    Steve in Beaverton: If you Google via neurology, you might run across an interesting medical article indicating that non-mentally-ill people also “hear voices” quite a lot…hearing voices is also a symptom of zero pathology. Most of us do it. But the content of the voices is different.

    What’s useful to the person hearing one or more voices is an external standard to compare it to. Does it agree, or not, with that person’s religious guidelines and with civil law? If it doesn’t, then ignore the voice. If it does, check it with more than one external source, including writings and people who live by the precepts you agreed to before.

    Is it OK to vote for starving the hungry? Kicking the poor out of their homes? Shooting children or beating them to death? Attacking or killing people just because they’re different? Hating everybody not in your group? Not according to the Gospels, which makes these no-nos for Christians, no matter what some very bad church leaders say.

    Civil law has a number of reasonable statutes (and some downright bad ones, like North Carolina’s law that allows bringing a 6 yo into court to be tried for “real property damage” for picking a tulip in someone’s yard.) But the laws say killing people or injuring people intentionally is wrong, stealing from them is wrong, and so on. So if a Voice is telling you to beat up on LGBTQ people, that Voice isn’t a voice you should obey…and the Voice’s reasons don’t matter compared to the law.

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  16. I really think the word “witches” is not right here, as I don’t think there is a single witch in QA. Witches (and Pagans) don’t believe in Satan or “Satanic practices:” nor do they eat children.

    Perhaps you meant “complete idiots,” or “damn fools?”

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  17. thatotherjean says:

    @BarbinDC, #6: From your typing fingers to the eyes of Whatever’s Out There.

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  18. 19 out of 200,000. That aint nothing. Hamilton has a population of 3,000 and I can name 8 that were there. None have been arrested yet and I haven’t seen their pictures in the Capitol but they were drinking beer on the steps during the riot.

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  19. Steve from Beaverton says:

    Elizabeth Moon- I can honestly say I don’t “hear” voices unless you’re speaking of ones mind/conscience debating doing something or not. That I do have.
    Anyway, I’ll stick with what I googled about hearing voices like mr burdens- “prophetic voices had decreed trump would remain in office”. He does have pathology as did the insurrectionists on 1/6. Group delusions and visions of grandeur- the trumpf disease.

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  20. Harry Eagar says:

    Harder to explain is why people pay attention to voices in other people’s heads. The world is full of Christians and Muslims who purport to believe the ravings of obvious schizophrenics.

    Why do they do that?

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