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During a sermon this past Sunday at Tennessee s Global Vision Bible Church, right-wing anti-vaxxer Pastor Greg Locke doubled down on his anti-vaccine claims with a crazy new conspiracy claim.
Before ranting about the Moderna vaccine, Locke lied, telling his congregation the 2020 election was in fact stolen from Trump and it s not a QAnon conspiracy theory.
Then he went off the rails during his lightly attended sermon about vaccines.
Locke first claimed COVID vaccines weren t FDA approved. I don t care what Pfizer, I don t care what any of the four groups out there, look if you think if you think for one minute that those political elites actually got that vaccination, you are smokin meth in your mama s basement, Locke said, to a chorus of amens and praise the lords.
"It d be nice if all the Biden voters would put their signs back in the front yard so their neighbors at least know why they re starving to death," Locke told his congregation Sunday.
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