Marjorie Taylor Green, 46, who took office on January 3, 2021, continues to amaze not only her colleagues, but all Americans, openly supporting conspiracy theories and trying to convince the public of the actions of the shadow government.
First of all, Greene continues to argue that the results of the last US elections were rigged, even though they led to her election to Congress.
According to the congresswoman, the QAnon conspiracy theory, whose adherents claim that as President of the United States, Donald Trump opposed a worldwide conspiracy of pedophile Satanists, is “something worth listening to.”
By the way, QAnon, whose members took an active part in the storming of the Capitol on January 6, was called by the FBI an internal terrorist threat, but this does not seem to bother the Republican at all.
In addition, Green spoke scandalously about children who were victims of mass shootings in schools, and called the shootings themselves fakes, which were staged with one goal – to change the country's law on weapons. In her reasoning, she went so far as to declare the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, which shook the whole world, to be fake.
After Green's appointment to the Congressional Education Committee, House Speaker Nancy Palosi was shocked:
“By appointing her to the Education Committee when she made fun of the killing of young children in those schools, what were they thinking ?!
However, Greene expressed her attitude towards Madame Speaker herself quite bluntly, saying that Pelosi “it's time to get a bullet in the head.”
This is not Green's first bloodthirsty statement: according to US media reports, she had previously encouraged those who wanted to hang Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama, urging “to do everything perfectly, otherwise the liberal judges will let them go.”
Now in the United States, Green's statement on the social network, dated 2018, is being actively discussed: then the politician argued that the fires in California were caused by “Jewish lasers” aimed at the Earth from a satellite. According to Green, the Rothschilds are behind all these, and there are many eyewitnesses who have seen “blue rays of light that cause fires.”
In addition, Green defiantly ignores the requirement to wear a protective mask in public places and openly conflicts with his colleagues in the House of Representatives. For example, member of the House Cory Bush accused Green of bullying and was forced to move her office away from the scandalous neighbor.
