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'Mark Dice', also known as 'John Conner' (both may be pseudonyms— by a is lacking), is a YouTuber, culture jammer and author based in San Diego, California.
Dice/Conner either founded or took over (sources differ) an organization,[1] variously called The Resistance for Christ, The Christian Resistance or The Resistance, which professes certain beliefs about the illuminati, freemasons, Skull and Bones, Bohemian Grove, the 9/11 attacks and satanism, and which has been reported to "flood the airwaves of call-in radio and television shows"[2] to promote them.
He has called for the Georgia Guidestones to be removed from public property,[3] protested a Jessica Simpson music video, called for a boycott of the VeriChip,[4] called for a boycott of an Oliver Stone film,[5] called for Duke University to change the name of its sports team,[6] called for rapper 50 Cent to stop wearing a cross,[7] and claimed that Tom Cruise worships satan.[8]
He markets an assortment of products on a website which, according to The Inquirer's Nick Farrell, is "full of tin foil hat wearing paranoia" that is "carried off in an amusing way."
1. 'Christians' call for VeriChip boycott: Is this a wind up or what?
2. Dismantling "R.C. Christian's" Monument
3. The Georgia Guidestones: tourist attraction or cult message?
4. Tech Talk on the Web
5. Fakes on a Plane
6. Is excorcism at hand for devilish mascots?
7. 50 Cent angers religious group “We aren't aware of this absurd request.” —Chris Lighty, the rapper's manager.
8. Cruise 'a satanist' as Germany blocks his film
Dice/Conner either founded or took over (sources differ) an organization,[1] variously called The Resistance for Christ, The Christian Resistance or The Resistance, which professes certain beliefs about the illuminati, freemasons, Skull and Bones, Bohemian Grove, the 9/11 attacks and satanism, and which has been reported to "flood the airwaves of call-in radio and television shows"[2] to promote them.
He has called for the Georgia Guidestones to be removed from public property,[3] protested a Jessica Simpson music video, called for a boycott of the VeriChip,[4] called for a boycott of an Oliver Stone film,[5] called for Duke University to change the name of its sports team,[6] called for rapper 50 Cent to stop wearing a cross,[7] and claimed that Tom Cruise worships satan.[8]
He markets an assortment of products on a website which, according to The Inquirer's Nick Farrell, is "full of tin foil hat wearing paranoia" that is "carried off in an amusing way."
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1. 'Christians' call for VeriChip boycott: Is this a wind up or what?
2. Dismantling "R.C. Christian's" Monument
3. The Georgia Guidestones: tourist attraction or cult message?
4. Tech Talk on the Web
5. Fakes on a Plane
6. Is excorcism at hand for devilish mascots?
7. 50 Cent angers religious group “We aren't aware of this absurd request.” —Chris Lighty, the rapper's manager.
8. Cruise 'a satanist' as Germany blocks his film
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