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A short rant from Chris D'Elia.
Which is your favorite conspiracy?
I kinda love that "Bill + Jeff = <3"
Which is your favorite conspiracy?
I kinda love that "Bill + Jeff = <3"
We even have some of those people here
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TheGreyMatter
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Post this video on every thread that says Bill Gates is making vaccines to turn humans into robots.
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David Icke's my favourite, he was the one that lost a great footballing career to an even better career in the queen's reptilian bloodlines exposure!
He's like the original for me, forget the paranoid Alex Jones, when you have the swave Icke. lol
He's like the original for me, forget the paranoid Alex Jones, when you have the swave Icke. lol
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Recently I have started to notice that I had these sleepwalkers among my friends.
And I was living with them. They also were very open to smoking tons of weed and drinking alcohol. So I dumped them.
But damn, the aliens created us for the purpose of making machines for them. How could I not have guessed?
And I was living with them. They also were very open to smoking tons of weed and drinking alcohol. So I dumped them.
But damn, the aliens created us for the purpose of making machines for them. How could I not have guessed?
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Lots of bullshit out there, no doubt. Lizards and the flat earth thing are probably the weirdest. There is always a very small percentage of people who are just as weird as it gets. But on the other hand, there are also people who believe everything someone in a position of authority is telling them.
Personally, I think this is a trick. They mix up people who "believe" in legit "conspiracy theories" like for example the covid 19 lab theory with those people who believe in the flat earth theory. The problem I have is: Once a certain topic is branded with the words "conspiracy theory" it becomes like a no-go area.
Personally, I think this is a trick. They mix up people who "believe" in legit "conspiracy theories" like for example the covid 19 lab theory with those people who believe in the flat earth theory. The problem I have is: Once a certain topic is branded with the words "conspiracy theory" it becomes like a no-go area.
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The funny part is that sometimes you can spot how someone will talk about two contradictory conspiracy theories on different occasions.
Smoking some loose leaf for sure will enhance the suggestibility and will make those theories seem more true.
Smoking some loose leaf for sure will enhance the suggestibility and will make those theories seem more true.