Torch QRF is an organization working to end the killing of Christians in Nigeria.
Posted by Bannon`s War Room, Checked
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Bannon`s War RoomOct 28, 2026
Torch QRF's own website (published 2026-10-31) and a founder's LinkedIn profile (published 2026-10-25, before the claim) describe it as an organization dedicated to ending the killing of Christians, with Nigeria as the largest share of its cited figures.
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What was said
… Yeah, Reagan, Tib O'Neill meets Game of Thrones. Fracci, where do they go to get all your updates? It's late at night there. Where do people go to get all your updates on social media? Sir Steve, thank you very much. I have the honor to be on your show and to run a new organization called Torch QRF, torch QRF dot org, where we are ending the killing of Christians. Gonna come back to you, Steve, on Nigeria very soon. We're gonna stop the killing of Christians in Nigeria. You heard it here first. Okay, when you come back to me from Nigeria, I'm gonna talk to you about Judea, Samaria, and the and the settlers over there versus the Christians, but that's a topic for another day. Thank you for actually appreciate you deal. …
Bannon`s War Room · · from the transcriptPost →What we found
Supports. The Torch QRF homepage states its mission as ending the killing of Christians and cites 3,490 Christians killed in Nigeria out of 4,849 in the last year on record.[1]
Supports. A LinkedIn profile lists Matthew Faraci as founder of Torch QRF, with a role dated March 2026 to present, describing it as an organization working on persecution of religious communities.[2]
Context. Independent reporting on Nigeria's persecution of Christians exists, but none of the provided sources names Torch QRF or verifies its activities.[3][4]
Sources
4 sources: 4 not rated
- 1Home Page | Torch QRFtorchqrf.org · not rated · cited for: supports
- 2Matthew Faraci | LinkedInlinkedin.com · not rated · cited for: supports
- 3Christian persecution in Nigeria claims three more lives | The Alabama Baptistthealabamabaptist.org · not rated · cited for: context
- 4Nigeria Christian Persecution | Global Christian Reliefglobalchristianrelief.org · not rated · cited for: context
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