'QAnon Shaman' Files Insane $40 Trillion Lawsuit Against Donald Trump and the Federal Reserve, Declares Himself Leader of a 'New Constitutional Republic'

Jacob Chansley, widely known as the “QAnon Shaman” due to his distinctive horned attire during the January 6 insurrection, has lodged an ambitious lawsuit seeking a staggering $40 trillion in damages and proclaiming himself the legitimate leader of the United States, according to reports from RadarOnline.com.

This Phoenix resident submitted a 26-page complaint in the Maricopa County Superior Court earlier this week. The document, formatted as an extensive single paragraph resembling a manifesto, names a diverse array of defendants, including President Donald Trump and an assortment of corporations, government agencies, and even film studios. Chansley is representing himself in this case.

Chansley’s complaint targets numerous defendants including Trump, the Federal Reserve, the National Security Agency (NSA), the International Monetary Fund (IMF), the World Bank, and even entertainment giants like Warner Bros. Studios. He argues that these entities are part of a larger conspiracy aimed at systematically undermining the constitutional rights of Americans. Although filed in state court, the inclusion of federal claims could lead to the case being transferred to a federal court. Attempts by the Phoenix New Times to reach Chansley for comments yielded no responses.

In a series of outlandish claims, Chansley accuses the U.S. central banking system of being unconstitutional and states that the government has committed treason by catering to foreign financiers. He alleges that the NSA surveilled him while crafting what he refers to as a “Second Declaration of Independence”, along with more implausible assertions linking popular media, including films such as The Dark Knight and Avatar, to his writings.

Additionally, he claims that the NSA impersonated actress Michelle Rodriguez on social media to entice him under false pretenses, asserting that he was even offered a covert role with NASA, alluding to his “shamanic beliefs”.

Chansley also claims that Trump reached out to him via email on January 8, 2021, from an address he alleges belonged to the NSA. He alleges the government seized over $100,000 worth of cryptocurrency from him, presenting these circumstances as significant, albeit unproven, details that he suggests are part of a broader narrative.

He has referenced over 1,000 pieces of evidence housed in a Google Drive folder to bolster his accusations, but journalists found the folder was inaccessible at the time of their inquiry.

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