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Conspiracy theories

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verreauxi said:
I will never understand these people:

Mike Cronk was sitting half-naked on a street corner, hands covered in blood, when the TV news reporter approached. The 48-year-old, who had used his shirt to try to plug a bullet wound in his friend’s chest, recounted in a live interview how a young man he did not know had just died in his arms.

Cronk’s story of surviving the worst mass shooting in modern US history went viral, but many people online weren’t calling him a hero. On YouTube, dozens of videos, viewed by hundreds of thousands of people, claimed Cronk was an actor hired to play the part of a victim in the Las Vegas mass shooting on 1 October.

Conspiracy theorists harassed him on Facebook, sending messages like “How much did they pay you?” and “How does it feel to be part of a hoax?” The claims multiplied and soon YouTube’s algorithm began actively promoting the conspiracy theory.


https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2017/nov/28/us-guns-mass-shootings-hoax-conspiracy-theories
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This is simply the nature of conspiracy theories. We stop critically undermining the previous narrative when we settle on one that suits what we most want to believe. In this case ‘THEY’RE TRYIN TO TAKE OUR GUNS!’
 
This charlatan should be locked up in jail, but instead he's running for political office in Houston. He is literally promoting illness/deaths for children.

Disgraced anti-vaxxer Andrew Wakefield aims to advance his agenda in Texas election
Anti-vaccine campaigners have found a growing political voice for their debunked ideas in Texas, the adopted home of discredited British researcher Andrew Wakefield, and now hope to unseat a moderate Republican in the heart of Houston.

Texas has seen rates of children opting out of vaccines for philosophical reasons skyrocket after Wakefield – the man behind the UK’s MMR vaccine controversy in the early 2000s – moved to the state’s capital, Austin, more than a decade ago.

More here:
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news...ations-safety-andrew-wakefield-fear-elections
 
magicjuan said:
But then the anomalies begin to add up, drill holes, paper thin joins, bizarre joints, the transfer of rocks across hundreds of miles. How about a shifting class of people with the knowledge, moving across the continents. Try Uriels Machine or From the Ashes of Angels. It isn't that improbable for knowledge to seemingly disappear, nor impossible, you only have to look at religion to see how truth and knowledge can be smothered and drowned out.
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What are you jabbering on about now??


You my boy Juan
 
verreauxi said:
This charlatan should be locked up in jail, but instead he's running for political office in Houston. He is literally promoting illness/deaths for children.

Disgraced anti-vaxxer Andrew Wakefield aims to advance his agenda in Texas election
Anti-vaccine campaigners have found a growing political voice for their debunked ideas in Texas, the adopted home of discredited British researcher Andrew Wakefield, and now hope to unseat a moderate Republican in the heart of Houston.

Texas has seen rates of children opting out of vaccines for philosophical reasons skyrocket after Wakefield – the man behind the UK’s MMR vaccine controversy in the early 2000s – moved to the state’s capital, Austin, more than a decade ago.

More here:
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news...ations-safety-andrew-wakefield-fear-elections
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Parents of any kids who get diseases that they would have been vaccinated against but for Wakefields' advice should really send the bill to him.
 


ashley cole and cheryl cole were never in love it was a marriage of convienence

he was rumoured to be dating will young and she was being labelled a racist following her racist attack on that toilet attendant, all of a sudden theyre together? doesnt add up!

follows on from when bet lynch and justin fashanu were dating
 
neil999 said:
interesting how the majority of people think JFK murder was not oswald, mainly based on the oliver stone movie which just makes stuff up!
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It is based on the bouncing bullet theory that the angle of gunshots essentially would be impossible conventionally unless the bullet bounced/curved in an unnatural way.

So the second gunman that eye witnesses claim to have seen signs of would make more sense. Plus essentially if you are killing the President you want to make sure you get the job done.

The conspiracy theory I like to read about involves both the similarities of jfk and Lincon as well as the idea that neither shooter made it to trial, which is mightily suspicious that the fbi couldn't protect one prisoner in custody unless he was never meant to Stand trial...
 
Kenshin said:
It is based on the bouncing bullet theory that the angle of gunshots essentially would be impossible conventionally unless the bullet bounced/curved in an unnatural way.

So the second gunman that eye witnesses claim to have seen signs of would make more sense. Plus essentially if you are killing the President you want to make sure you get the job done.

The conspiracy theory I like to read about involves both the similarities of jfk and Lincon as well as the idea that neither shooter made it to trial, which is mightily suspicious that the fbi couldn't protect one prisoner in custody unless he was never meant to Stand trial...
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I think it had more to do with the naive manner in which the authorities chose to escort Oswald to and from court, than a plot to dispose of him.

After all these years, it never ceases to amaze how some cannot accept the simple fact that there was only one assassin involved: the lone and bewildered Oswald.
 
Jonte said:

I think it had more to do with the naive manner in which the authorities chose to escort Oswald to and from court, than a plot to dispose of him.

After all these years, it never ceases to amaze how some cannot accept the simple fact that there was only one assassin involved: the lone and bewildered Oswald.
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I would agree but he wasn't the first assassin who was conveniently silenced before he could make trial. Once fair enough but regularly?
 

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