I've heard this CT a couple of times and honestly think the evidence is pretty cool, what do you think?
I love things like this
@xyzcba. I don't know if it's true or not but I wouldn't put anything past the directors of the world stage play. Some will whine that it's disrespectful even to speculate, but I find it very disrespectful some of the things that we are supposed to blindly swallow down, that then get written down as historical facts.
@Purrrrrrr got me on to Richplanet.net, he is facing a court case. Below full article ( and a few extracts of it) is critical of the bbcs take of him. The BBC, biggest story tellers and purveyors of bs narratives around.
Iain Davis So-called conspiracy theories abound, especially among those who attack others by calling them conspiracy theorists. There are official conspiracy theories, such as the government-approv…
off-guardian.org
"The BBC’s special disinformation and social media correspondent, Marianna Spring, calls Richard D. Hall a “disaster troll.” She claims that Hall lives in a “dark world” and that his “warped views” have “led him to the doors of terror victims.” Spring says that Hall is spreading “obscene lies” and that he is “at the centre of a network of conspiracies.”
"Spring is utilising the propaganda technique of “othering.” She is trying to cast Hall as subhuman—a troll—and, by association, applies the same dehumanising propaganda label to anyone who shares Hall’s concerns about the official account of the alleged Manchester Arena bombing."
"Othering” is an applied psychological strategy widely used by authoritarian political regimes. Prominent historical examples include the “othering” of Jews in Germany during the 1930s by Nazi propagandists.Demonstrably, Hall has done nothing of the sort. It is Spring herself who has created a propaganda world that really does augur “real world harm.”"
"It seems that “what matters” to Spring and the BBC is that they provide whatever narrative support they possibly can to promote the UK government’s proposed Online Safety legislation. To that end, Spring is producing anti-democratic propaganda and disinformation."
"Spring is acting as a state propagandist, and her attack upon Hall is both nonsensical and politically motivated. The propaganda she is producing cannot be described as “journalism.”Anyone can have an opinion, including a belief in one “conspiracy theory” or another. These opinions, when voiced, can be abhorrent to others. They can condone or even promote racism, hate, violence, and so on. But expressed opinions can also do good, by exposing crimes, uncovering malfeasance in office, provide invaluable social and political insights, or encourage people to cooperate and live in peace."
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I was wondering why Ireland’s Iceland had to clear all the meat from the freezers a few days ago, didn’t happen in NI though.
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