Michael Lewis Arthur Meyer and Veterans on Patrol

There’s a conspiracy brewing just outside Tucson Arizona about a “child sex-trafficking camp” found by a homeless veteran advocacy organization called “Veterans on Patrol (VOP)“. The group was founded by Michael Lewis Arthur Meyer who presents a veteran image, he wears dogtags on the outside of his clothes, but actually he has never served in the military. He doesn’t claim to be a veteran, but he also doesn’t disabuse people of that notion.

We first wrote about Meyer and VOP when he tried to kidnap Jon Ritzheimer for his own good from the Malheur phony soldier convention in Oregon.

Now, they claim to have discovered a child-sex trafficking camp and markers for a corridor for bringing children to the US.

The Southern Poverty Law Center says that Stuart Rhodes and his Oathkeepers have joined with VOP in their conspiracy – a conspiracy that even Alex Jones has avoided.

Rhodes, whose group claims to be made up of tens of thousands of current and former law enforcement and military personnel, posted a “call to action” on the Oath Keepers website on June 6, telling his members to go to Arizona to help with an “operation” begun last month by Michael Meyer, who commonly goes by the name Lewis Arthur.

That alone would scare me away from the nuthatchery in Tucson.

From NBC News;

An armed group called Veterans on Patrol is demanding that authorities recognize a homeless camp they found on private property to be a child sex-trafficking camp.

Authorities have found no evidence that there was a child-sex camp on the site, even though they have brought in investigators and a police cadaver dog to search the area. But the lack of evidence has done nothing to prevent these claims from catching on among far-right online conspiracy theorists.

Since he’s a felon, Meyers cannot touch a firearm and he claims that his group isn’t armed.

Of course, the media is comparing this to the “Pizzagate” incident where conspiracy-minded people thought that Hillary Clinton and her crew were hiding children in the basement of DC pizzeria which attracted nutty-ass Edgar Maddison Welch who fired a rifle into the floor of the pizzeria, for some reason.

The fact that authorities found no evidence to support Meyer’s claims have not slowed him down. Meyer contends in his videos that local law enforcement has destroyed evidence of child sex trafficking at the camp, but can still generally be trusted. The federal government, however, described on the group’s Facebook page as “corrupt,” could be hiding something nefarious at the camp, Meyer suggests.

For these nutjobs, the lack of proof only reinforces their beliefs.

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