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Damien Fisher: Trans, Vegan Killer Cult Claims 2nd Amendment Rights
Damien Fisher: Trans, Vegan Killer Cult Claims 2nd Amendment Rights
Posted on by Tom Novak

Reporter Damien Fisher has been following the story of the Zizian cult since some of their members were involved in the shooting death of a US Border Patrol Agent David Maland. 

The Zizian’s is a trans, vegan, AI-obsessed cult led by Jack “Ziz” LaSota.  LaSota is facing gun charges stemming from a misdemeanor fugitive from justice charge. Firearms were found in his possession. 

In a recent court filing, LaSosat claims he is permitted to possess the gun under his 2nd Amendment rights.

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