"Journalism," 2019: The Daily Beast Targets Mar-a-Lago Pastry Chef for Believing "QAnon"

Chris Menahan
InformationLiberation
Feb. 23, 2019

The fearless journalists at The Daily Beast on Friday decided to out a pastry chef -- yes, a pastry chef -- who works at a chocolate shop in Mar-a-Lago for allegedly believing in the QAnon conspiracy theory.

The idea behind QAnon is some top government officials are actually good people and are secretly working to take down the system from within and they tell the world about their plans with cryptic posts on 8Chan.

Incidentally, they also push for regime change in Iran:

"Qanon" pushes for regime change in #Iran, mirroring long held CIA, Mossad and neocon goals. pic.twitter.com/C70T1T7BNF
— WikiLeaks (@wikileaks) June 25, 2018

#QAnon posted last night JOHN BOLTON is cleaning out of WH all Deep State loyal to HRC + Obama (ultimate targets of treason investigations) to STOP LEAKS. Q assures us WH will be safe for @realDonaldTrump IMPORTANT to plan revealed in KILLING THE DEEP STATE - counterattack begins pic.twitter.com/aNpIhjXRDg
— Jerome R. Corsi, Ph.D. ⭐️⭐️⭐️ (@jerome_corsi) April 3, 2018

The whole thing reeks of a psy-op but lots of boomers who just got into politics seem to really like the idea everything is going to work out just fine if they just "trust the plan" and go along with whatever comes out of the Trump White House.

One of said believers is allegedly a pastry chef named Elizabeth Alfieri who works at Mar-a-Lago.

The champions of the working class at The Daily Beast (which is owned by the multi-billion dollar megacorporation InterActiveCorp [see their massive list of holdings here]) decided to dox her and presumably push for her to be fired from her job making pastries:

Trump Employs QAnon Believer Elizabeth Alfieri as Pastry Chef at Mar-a-Lago
Will Sommer
02.22.19

Donald Trump’s Mar-a-Lago resort appears to employ a pastry chef who frequently posts online about her belief in the pro-Trump QAnon conspiracy theory.

Elizabeth Alfieri, a Florida pastry chef, has posted dozens of times on Instagram using QAnon hashtags and slogans, often using pictures taken at Mar-a-Lago itself. Alfieri’s Instagram posts were first reported by 1100 Pennsylvania, a newsletter that reports on Trump’s properties.

On Christmas, for example, Alfieri posted an Instagram picture of a gingerbread house in what appears to be a Mar-a-Lago ballroom. The side of the gingerbread house is emblazoned with a “Q” made of blue frosting and dusted with glitter.

They embedded this tweet from "journalist" Zach Everson showing her using the QAnon hashtag alongside some of her lovely cakes:

And she's managed to find (or make) signs of Q in all sorts of places.

Via @1100OPenn: https://t.co/8xhmnVleNT pic.twitter.com/2mel6sNWIg
— Zach Everson (@Z_Everson) February 22, 2019

Here's another:

Some other photos a Mar-a-Lago pasty chef posted on Instagram with the #Q #QAnon
and #WWG1WGA tags. Oh, and #MAGA too.

(A reminder that @realDonaldTrump is walled off from his businesses.)

Via @1100Penn: https://t.co/8xhmnVleNT pic.twitter.com/Ee39l8b3qo
— Zach Everson (@Z_Everson) February 22, 2019

He managed to find this damning photo of her with a cardboard cutout of Trump and Melania:

No photos turned up of the Mar-a-Lago pastry chef who's a #Q follower with @realDonaldTrump. At least the real President Trump anyway.

Via @1100Penn: https://t.co/8xhmnVleNT pic.twitter.com/Oo81NvoJ9v
— Zach Everson (@Z_Everson) February 22, 2019

As The Daily Beast noted, one of the cakes which appeared on her Instagram -- *gasp* -- even ended up in the hands of Donald Trump Jr.:

View this post on Instagram

Ringing in the new year ringing out 40 with @kimberlyguilfoyle. Thanks for making it a special night KG. Loved your rendition of Happy Birthday🤣 #newyear #birthday #nye #celebration

A post shared by Donald Trump Jr. (@donaldjtrumpjr) on Jan 1, 2019 at 1:05pm PST

Does it concern anyone that multi-billion dollar megacorporations are employing giant armies of thought police whose full-time jobs are to hunt down working class right-wingers and dox them for thought crimes?

It feels like we're living through a new Dark Age.

I’m genuinely wondering what the newsworthiness of this is? Why put a middle class pastry chef at risk of losing her job over something so ridiculous? So... why was this deemed newsworthy?
— Robby Starbuck (@robbystarbuck) February 23, 2019

A pastry chef.

They're doxing a pastry chef, because she works at a restaurant in a building owned by Trump.

They're going after a pastry chef. https://t.co/BitLKjOut9
— Ezra Levant 🍁 (@ezralevant) February 23, 2019

The all-important Mar-a-Lago pastry chef role. We really need to know about her personal views https://t.co/6BUYH8A083
— Scott Greer (@ScottMGreer) February 23, 2019

The Daily Beast doxed a random pastry chef. That’s where journalism is today.
— Mike Cernovich | 📽 (@Cernovich) February 23, 2019

This woman is a pastry chef. She has zero power and zero impact on public policy. But because she’s eccentric and believes some wild conspiracy theories, Will Sommer decided to ruin her life and throw her to the mob. And they wonder why we hate them. https://t.co/wvcLcqXesA
— Jeremy McLellan (@JeremyMcLellan) February 23, 2019

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