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John Shuck, 60, Glendive, MT, Librarian/Radio Host/Minister, anti-vaxxer, dead from COVID

Updated: Jan 21, 2022

According to social media posts and a tip from one or our readers, John died from COVID on October 21, 2021. He leaves behind his wife, Beverly, and an adult daughter. (He lost his 25 year old son in 2012). John was a complex individual and quite an enigma. For instance, even though he was an ordained Presbyterian minister for almost 30 years, he believed "that religion is a human construct, Jesus is merely a legend, God is a symbol, the Bible is a human document, and there is no afterlife." He was a staunch supporter of the LGBT community and supported their membership in the church. He was a strong supporter of the Muslim faith and made trips to Iraq. He claimed to believe in science and thought it didn't allow for a supernatural God. Despite his belief in science, as you will see, he was a huge 9/11 conspiracy theorist and this fed into his stance on the COVID situation. He believed this pandemic was yet another government-manufactured crisis created to gain control over the masses. It's all psyops to John.

John has had a few radio programs over the years. The first was "Religion For Life" on a Johnson City, TN, local radio station, while he was a minister at The First Presbyterian of Elizabethtown. That program morphed into the "Progressive Spirit" podcast when he moved to Beaverton, OR, to be a minister at the Southminister Presbyterian Church. Then, recently, he started the "Freedom Loves Company" podcast on his site when he left the church to be a librarian in Glendive, MT. Also, as you will hear, John had a quintessential radio voice and comes across as a trained professional. He had many known authors in the conspiracy realm on his programs. This is a long post because he left a lot of material, so here is a shortcut to the comment section.


First, let's understand his stance on God and the Bible. Here is something he wrote up: https://friendlyatheist.patheos.com/2015/03/17/im-a-presbyterian-minister-who-doesnt-believe-in-god-2/

He summarizes it for us neatly:


Next, here is link to www.johnshuck.com and progressivespirit.net in case you want to browse his material on your own. I'll do my best to point out the relevant anti-vaxx highlights of his material from those sites and his social media pages on this post.


You can actually get a full understanding of John's thoughts with this one podcast, where he just monologues about 9/11 and COVID, called "How Does This End?" :


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Another of his podcasts worth listening to when you have time, is his interview of Helen Buyniski, a journalist for RT who also has a chapter in "When China Sneezes," a collection of conspiracy opinions on the pandemic. Here is the interview with "Helen of desTroy" as she calls herself:


(downloaded for site completeness)



And like all of the other entries on sorryantivaxxer.com, John was active on social media. Very active.


He was active on Twitter with over 15K tweets and 2500 followers. His tweets were mostly retweets of other conspiracy theorists and links to his own articles and podcasts. This one is a doozy:


Like I said, he posted links to his own stuff, which is what Twitter is good for:



He was more expressive on Facebook:


Mind manipulation:



There it is. People who think COVID is a conspiracy think Climate Change is, too...


Is John trying to be the next Steve Quayle?

Ah, he likes memes too:


He likes this asshole and LOVES to call vaxxers the Covidian Cult:



Did I mention that he should be checked for Schizophrenia?

He posted so much more...but you can't gain any more of an understanding of what he's thinking than from what I've presented. So, then what happened, Vaxman?


His wife, Beverly, posted on his Facebook page:


We have it from someone who knows, who wrote to me, that he was sick and died from COVID on October 21, 2021.


Aw, Shucks.


RIP John.


Bonus coverage: Here is a conversation between John and Dr. Annie Bukacek, who became infamous for her position claiming that COVID deaths are being exaggerated:







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Hassan
Hassan
Feb 03, 2022

He is one of the few I genuinely feel sympathy for. I wish he wasn't anti Vax. He was an anti war activist, supported criminal justice reform and all round awesome person. He wasnt like most of the other the anti mask magachud Karens on this site.

Hell, I admire him more than many gaslighting pro vaccine liberals who have been shills and advocates of pink and rainbow imperialism whose support for wars is justified by their white savior complex.

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I see stupid people
I see stupid people
Jan 19, 2022

Vaxman, you misspelled Schmuck. Fun fact, in getting ready for this post I asked my phone for the definition of schmuck. It gave me: a foolish or contemptible person. "you've really got to be some schmuck to fall for that one". All these fools, fall for all those memes. Occam's Razor, all these idiots are not Qnuts or Repugnicans or Faux Xistians, they're just plain schmucks.

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citycousin
Nov 19, 2021

I object to calling this idiot a librarian, cuz there’s no way he earned a college degree in library science. Even if he worked in a library (which I doubt) he’s not a librarian without the degree, Who came up with that label for this ignorant asshole? I haven’t heard of any anti-vaxer librarians.

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Unknown member
Nov 07, 2021

Ordained Kookbabbler royalty

Deader than Jesus

Covid had its way

It does what it pleases

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Do these people actually fact check some of the claims they repost? No, they prefer the views, likes and shares. Do they deserve to die from the very thing they call fake. Abso fucking lately.

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