Give them time, they’ll link it somehow!Anyone else find the radio silence from the antivax crowd in response to the news stories about the WHO planning to declare aspartame as ‘possibly carcinogenic to humans’ quite amusing? I’d have thought this would be right up their street!
Yet nothing…
I suppose if they can’t blame a disease on the covid jab, they’re not interested
Who would they tell? Everyone who had the jab is dead and everyone who didn’t and knows what ‘they’ are up to already knows what’s going onAnyone else find the radio silence from the antivax crowd in response to the news stories about the WHO planning to declare aspartame as ‘possibly carcinogenic to humans’ quite amusing? I’d have thought this would be right up their street!
Yet nothing…
I suppose if they can’t blame a disease on the covid jab, they’re not interested
Very true mate, the only logical conclusion we can possibly come to is that aspartame is simply another DiStRaCtIoNWho would they tell? Everyone who had the jab is dead and everyone who didn’t and knows what ‘they’ are up to already knows what’s going on
.What have they been doing?
It’s more the facebook lot who are the major conspiracy theorists, there’s a group with about 13k people and the vast majority seem to be hardcore supporting her.
Ah… of course it’s somehow connected to children being euthanised, next you’ll tell me they wanted organs or something else from said children
Initially I thought it was just that because it’s very hard for the average person to imagine someone actually doing such awful things to innocent little babies, it was more palatable to just convince themselves that the deaths were natural / due to mistakes by doctors and she was just the fall guy.
This financial level of CT thinking is imo plain weird. These same people would scream blue murder if the banks allowed fraudulent activity on their accounts. If you have a large cash transaction to make, eg a house deposit or you're buying a 2nd hand car straight off, all you have to do to make the transaction rock solid on both sides is arrange a banker's draft with the payee's details on it. If people are paranoid about banking institutions not allowing them access to their own cash then there's nothing to stop them taking money out of their accounts at the maximum cashpoint level per working day (as long as the funds are there) and stashing it away at home. No one in the bank will question your taking your own money out, as long as you're not an idiot attempting large, regular 10k or more batches like a money launderer would! I for one am glad banks do these money laundering and anti-fraud checks as someone attempted multiple loan application fraud on me a few years ago and it was only the strict anti-fraud rules at the institutions the criminal applied to that meant no money of ours was actually taken. It was still an awful experience but by god were we grateful for those banks' stringent checks!Does anyone know the architect Robert Jamison? He used to be on the show Your Home Made Perfect. Turns out he's a complete nutcase. Came across him on Instagram. Posting about how climate change is fake and the latest is a post from Reddit where someone wasn't able to withdraw £10k from their bank account as they couldn't say why they needed it or what it was for. Instead of realising this is money laundering legislation and requirements at play, he's launched into some crazy CT spiral.
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Is this to distract us from something? HeheLooks like the riots in France will be cast as deliberately planned by the authorities, if not already on the government planned disorder list - first though is of course the shutting down of parts of the internet (actually not so simple, also annoying here is the need to check the translation he's given)
It Begins: France to Shut Down Internet in "Certain" Neighborhoods to Prevent Use of Social Media to Organize Violence | The Gateway Pundit | by Jim Hoft
The Minister of the Interior in France announced on Sunday the country will restrict internet access in “certain” neighborhoods as the violence continues across the country.
The giveaway as to whether this is a sane assessment or not is the 'it begins', though I'm disappointed he doesn't prefix that with the proper 'And so'.
Additional point of interest, tried to imply the source of info is via two different people but a closer look tells us the URLs are almost identical, one for a post within one person's telegram timeline, the other for the same post in the same person's telegram timeline but to display as a single post and therefore completely different - but how many people bother to look at both?
Telegram post says "France is planning shutdown of the nation's internet...", which - whilst being a lot of old bollo - is certainly more direct than the not terribly subtle quote-marks around the word 'certain' on the article headline.
Obvs the 'blackout' is somewhat limited and there's all sorts of things that depend on the internet that can't just be switched off except perhaps for a very limited time. Emergency
Imagine if someone told the conspiracy theorists that using the internet is a distraction.
Pure blood like in Harry Potter? Charming!
Yes, the white supremacists of the wizarding world!
I suppose when people don't have much going for themselves, they clutch at things like this to feel superior.
