Well, this is an unexpected development, folks. It looks like things are getting mucho serious when Marge Greene is saying “small bits of red meat no longer satisifies” and Mike Johnson is saying he doesn’t trust Ghislaine Maxwell to tell the truth, and the Wall Street Journal has published another article saying that Trump has known since May that he’s named in the Epstein files. That is a lot of negative press to handle all in 24 hours. But something ticked off the QAnon Shaman, Jacob Chansley, and here’s what he said to his (former, we guess) Lord and Savior.
Holy epiphany, Batman! It seems like the Shaman has come to his senses! So what happened? This post was deleted after accruing 34,000 views, according to the New Republic. And then the Shaman posted this.
Still going… pic.twitter.com/gKParAQpBb
— Politics & Poll Tracker 📡 (@PollTracker2024) July 23, 2025
How many times did Trump file for bankruptcy? Oh my ears and whiskers. Are they waking up finally? Are they coming to see what the rest of us saw ten years ago, with crystal clarity and beyond? Pray, let us continue.
Trump just lost the QAnon Shaman guy from 1/6. pic.twitter.com/SGGmPFcCZJ
— Politics & Poll Tracker 📡 (@PollTracker2024) July 23, 2025
Wow. Donald may regret pardoning this guy.
In late 2021, a federal judge sentenced Chansley to 41 months in prison for his role in the January 6 insurrection. But that was undone hours after Trump was inaugurated at the start of this year, when he included Chansley in a clemency order for some 1,600 of his supporters who were involved in the riot.
Trump has held messiah-like status within QAnon’s conspiratorial circle for years thanks to their principal belief that, despite being named and photographed as an associate of sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein, Trump would rid the world of Satan-worshipping pedophiles who run the government and media.
In turn, Trump readily welcomed the cockeyed adoration. In 2020, he offered the movement plausible deniability at an executive level—claiming that while he didn’t know much about QAnon, he couldn’t disprove its theories. Just two years later, Trump was regularly circulating bits of the conspiracy on TruthSocial and reposting images of himself wearing Q pins emblazoned with the cult’s messaging, “A Storm Is Coming,” referring to Trump’s supposed final victory, when QAnon supporters expect him to mass-execute his opponents.
QAnon supporters turned out en masse in November to help Trump return to the Oval Office. But Trump’s sudden backpedalling on unearthing records related to the Epstein investigation has left a bitter taste in those supporters’ mouths. Their relationship was further strained when Trump referred to his Epstein-minded allies as “stupid,” “naive,” and “foolish,” accusing them of being “duped” by Democrats who he claimed invented the Epstein “hoax.”
But Trump has a well-documented history with the New York financier. Prior to his death, Epstein described himself as one of Trump’s “closest friends.” The socialites were named and photographed together several times, Trump allegedly penned a salacious letter to Epstein for the pedophile’s 50th birthday, the real estate mogul reportedly flew on Epstein’s jets between Palm Beach and New York at least seven times, and the first time that Trump slept with his now-wife Melania was reportedly aboard Epstein’s plane, nicknamed the “Lolita Express.”
Maybe when the Kennedy Center Opera House is named after Melania they can put up a photo of the bedroom aboard the Lolita Express in the lobby, because why not? If we’re embracing tawdriness and tackiness, let’s go full bore, shall we? In for a penny, in for a pound.
This is yet another signpost, the abandonment by the QAnon Shaman, in the road to ruin that it looks like Trump has embarked upon. Maybe his own sycophants will skewer him in the end. This certainly looks like it.
