Jon Voight calls Joe Biden's victory 'a lie', says keeping Trump in power is ‘greatest fight since Civil War’
Actor Jon Voight has claimed that if President Donald Trump is kept in power, it is the "greatest fight since the Civil War" while comparing Joe Biden to Satan.
The vocal Trump supporter has condemned anyone and everyone who is celebrating Biden's victory in a strange new video. The video was shared on social media along with the caption, "We all know the truth" and was even retweeted by Trump.
In the video he says, "My fellow Americans, I stand here with all the feelings I do, disgusted with this lie that Biden has been chosen. As if we all don’t know the truth. And when one tries to deceive, we know that one can’t get away with it, there will be a price to pay." He also slammed all those who were celebrating Biden's win and shared, "The ones who are jumping for joy now are jumping toward the horror they will be in for. I know the promises being made from the left to the American people will never come to be. My friends from all colors, races, and religions, this is now our greatest fight since the civil war."
The Academy Award-winning actor then proceeds to compare Biden to Satan. He said, "The battle of righteousness versus Satan. Yes, Satan, because these leftists are evil, corrupt and they want to tear down this nation. We must not allow this." He continues that the only option is to turn to God.
"We must fight this corruption that has taken over and fight for the good that seems lost. Let us give our trust to God and fight now for Trump’s victory because we all know this ballot count is corruption like they are, so let us not back down," he revealed.
Voight then ends the video by giving a Muhammad Ali reference. He says, "Let us fight this fight as it is our last fight on earth. As Muhammad Ali said, ‘It’s not over til the last punch you have.’ God Bless."
Many social media users commented on the video shared by Trump and slammed Voight for the same. One such user commented, "This man is sicker than I thought. He really needs to seek help ASAP! Hope he has family or friends that can step in and help him. It’s sad to see him completely lost and out of touch with reality."
Another user shared, "Wait. When you think of Satan, you DON'T think of Trump? That's just bizarre. I had 18 years of Catholic school and I was taught to recognize the devil in disguise; it's Trump. He has defiled every Sacrament. He wears sin like a badge of honor. What aren't you seeing?"
"it doesn't matter what you think or believe. Biden is going to be president as of January 20, 2021 and there is absolutely nothing you can do about it," added another.
This man is sicker than I thought. He really needs to seek help ASAP! Hope he has family or friends that can step in and help him. It’s sad to see him completely lost and out of touch with reality.
— Michael A (@egghead1323) November 11, 2020
Wait. When you think of Satan, you DON'T think of Trump? That's just bizarre. I had 18 years of Catholic school and I was taught to recognize the devil in disguise; it's Trump. He has defiled every Sacrament. He wears sin like a badge of honor. What aren't you seeing?
— Keva Curtiss (@Kevabelle1225) November 11, 2020
it doesn't matter what you think or believe. Biden is going to be president as of January 20, 2021 and there is absolutely nothing you can do about it.
— IdgeeT 🌊🌈🐶🌲🌺🍁🌞🌤🌠🀄🎨🌙 (@idgeet) November 12, 2020
We had earlier reported that Trump has accused Fox News and other media networks of "tampering with the election" as the polls were "so inaccurate". The POTUS took to Twitter on Monday, November 9, night and shared a series of tweets where he blamed the media for his election defeat and accused many news outlets of "election interference" as their polls were "so far off" in many states in the US.