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TikTok is setting some dangerous precedents with regards to media. I know it's a boomer pearl clutching thing to say, but it cannot be healthy.TikTok is a Chinese psy op to degrade the culture and make American youth more susceptible to brainwashing and propaganda
This is the reason I don't subscribe to conspiracy theories involving worldwide depopulation. Why would any ruling elite want less people on Earth? If there are less people alive, an individual's life has more value. He's harder to replace and therefore has more agency. Now imagine that there are 14 billion of us instead of the 7.* we have now. It would be so much easier to pick loyal people as there are billions trying to climb to a decent living standard and they will do anything to reach their goal. Justifying more power for control is easier, as larger numbers of people produce more waste and pollution. Losing millions of people to revolt or famine isn't a big deal either when it's fractions of a percent of a percent of the total population.The thing is the people at the top of globohomo have a lot of money and their plans are long. They can take a decade setback or a lost election before they try again, but they always try again. Soros found a week spot in the district attorneys, so he's focused on interruption of the legal system using well placed DAs to both break and disrupt the system but also remove faith from it entirely. It's a long game of putting people in lose/lose situations so they are either wasting money or time until you win. That's the frustrating thing. Remove a cog in the system and they find another cog or revamp the system so it's not needed any more.
If you have 5 people, it only takes one person at the top paying the strongest to oppress the other 3, or you can have 2 pit the other 3 against each other to remain in power. The logistics of doing this with 10 or 100 or 10 billion becomes excessively harder. It's not exactly complicated.This is the reason I don't subscribe to conspiracy theories involving worldwide depopulation. Why would any ruling elite want less people on Earth? If there are less people alive, an individual's life has more value. He's harder to replace and therefore has more agency. Now imagine that there are 14 billion of us instead of the 7.* we have now. It would be so much easier to pick loyal people as there are billions trying to climb to a decent living standard and they will do anything to reach their goal. Justifying more power for control is easier, as larger numbers of people produce more waste and pollution. Losing millions of people to revolt or famine isn't a big deal either when it's fractions of a percent of a percent of the total population.
I guess I'm in the camp of believing the conspiracy of overpopulation, pitting the herd against itself. With some regional depopulations on the way there, i.e. Great Replacement.
I partially subscribe to this as well. Modern humans have been around for 250,000 years. Were we just sitting on our asses in caves clanking rocks together and nothing more until 10,000 years ago?I think Randall Carlson is on to something in that there were many bronze age civilizations that got wiped out by floods/volcanism before we got the official bronze age that we all know about now. Plato talks about the Egyptian Priest that was educating his ancestor in his two talks about Atlantis. Something really interesting that the Priest mentions is that many civilizations came before and they survived the floods by by living on the mountains and fires by hiding in the valleys/caves. I think this is really supported by the shared culture of giant floods in pretty much every cultures founding mythology.
Carlson makes an excellent point in that Atlantis could very much been real, but not some hyper advanced meme civ, just about the same level as the Phoenicians.
It's really depressing how dogmatic some of the sciences are, specifically geology and archaeology. As an example geologists refused to acknowledge the existence of the scablands in Eastern Washington where evidence of huge fuckoff floods happening multiple times to the point where the geologist who discovered them was considered a quack and a laughingstock for decades until they went out and saw it with their own eyes.I partially subscribe to this as well. Modern humans have been around for 250,000 years. Were we just sitting on our asses in caves clanking rocks together and nothing more until 10,000 years ago?
I think not. Of course the scientific dogmatics would never admit it/reveal anything.
Something is also very fishy with the whole Pleistocene megafaunal extinction. Basically scientific dogmatism has deduced that humans at the time armed with nothing more then sharp sticks killed off most of the worlds large animals within a thousand or so years.It's really depressing how dogmatic some of the sciences are, specifically geology and archaeology. As an example geologists refused to acknowledge the existence of the scablands in Eastern Washington where evidence of huge fuckoff floods happening multiple times to the point where the geologist who discovered them was considered a quack and a laughingstock for decades until they went out and saw it with their own eyes.
WrongOkay, I want to preface this by saying I love Israel, especially Mossad, and I am not an anti-semite. I was going to ask @snailslime 's thoughts before taking a stance on this but she is busy touring a dreidel factory or something. Anyway: The legend of vampires comes from (some) jews:
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From reddit (rare occasion, /r/conspiracy is one of the few subreddits I miss) archive but was quickly reposted to both /bant/ and /pol/. Normally I would write this off as /x/-types being exceptional but the blood replacement thing checks out. I also have personal connections with people that work in the umbilical/stem-cell field and nothing above really contradicts anything I've heard. It's not exactly a secret where the (((deep))) pockets are in that market niche. Finally, my most compelling argument, an eldritch narcissistic that apparently made a deal with the devil, moloch, and several plastic surgeons. She's also a prominent adherent/believer in Kabbalah, literally Jewish mysticism. You cannot tell me this woman does not consume the blood/life-force of innocents:
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They've actually pushed back the timeline on stuff like proto-agriculture and stationary hunter-gatherer societies quite a bit. Cultivation of grains in the Near East/Levant seems to have started around 20000 BC already for example.Were we just sitting on our asses in caves clanking rocks together and nothing more until 10,000 years ago?
I should have done more archiving, I have foolishly forgotten rule #1 of Kiwifarms, bookmarking websites does not mean the information is saved. Still, I should have a few fun examples for you.
Attached are a couple maps that lay out Northern Lands, while seeming shockingly ignorant of Africa.
Here's a map that depicts the residents of the nations of the earth, including those of Antarctica (at the time known as Magallanica) which apparently had elephants at the time?
Here's one that shows that Antarctica and South America were nearly touching, and that Terra Del Fuego was once part of Antarctica.
Here's a zoomable map that displays a large amount of wildlife in the Antarctic, Terra Del Fuego as part of Antarctica, water where the Sahara should be, as well as a bunch of other oddities.
I will edit a few more examples in if I can figure out the names of some of these maps I have in my PC room.
There is a fairly prominent soot layer all over north-eastern north america, dated to around that period, which is indicative of a large impact or something else similarly catastrophic. Clovis culture tools are found in abundance below that layer, then above it there's nearly nothing for a good few thousand years. The layer appears to be fairly closely associated with the Carolina Bays, oval-shaped impact craters that seem to be oriented toward the great lakes. The whole thing tends to get mixed up in discussions of something called the Younger Dryas Impact Hypothesis, which was an attempt to explain a sudden cooling event around 12k BP, but that's largely discredited in itself as the various dates don't line up properly. Nevertheless, something did happen.Something is also very fishy with the whole Pleistocene megafaunal extinction. Basically scientific dogmatism has deduced that humans at the time armed with nothing more then sharp sticks killed off most of the worlds large animals within a thousand or so years.
Yet drip fed information has shown much to their chagrin that humans have lived in the Americas for possibly tens of thousands of years before the common accepted date of 15-14,500 years ago and henceforth would have coexisted with megafauna much much longer then predicted without going Mammoth Holocaust the moment they set foot in modern day Alaska. Even then, remains of mammoths, giant deer, ground sloths etc are being found well into the mid-Holocene; smearing shit on the face of the dogmatists who before basically said the moment the Holocene started not a single one was around.
A bit tin foil-y; but I kind of entertain the idea that around 13-12,000 years ago....something VERY horrible and apocalyptic happened that we will never get the full story of.
I can’t tell you the how strong the correlation between dogmatics who take the Hunting Overkill Theory to heart and lefties who are against hunting and support Pleistocene “Rewilding”. Basically they want tigers and lions air dropped into suburban America because they can’t bear to see those “poor deer killed by those mean mean hunters.” They also have a strong correlation with destabilizing occupations they deem “problematic”, and some even hint to supporting genocide of farmers, ranchers, lower classes of people, etc who would interfere with their plans.There is a fairly prominent soot layer all over north-eastern north america, dated to around that period, which is indicative of a large impact or something else similarly catastrophic. Clovis culture tools are found in abundance below that layer, then above it there's nearly nothing for a good few thousand years. The layer appears to be fairly closely associated with the Carolina Bays, oval-shaped impact craters that seem to be oriented toward the great lakes. The whole thing tends to get mixed up in discussions of something called the Younger Dryas Impact Hypothesis, which was an attempt to explain a sudden cooling event around 12k BP, but that's largely discredited in itself as the various dates don't line up properly. Nevertheless, something did happen.
Humans are blamed for megafauna extinction in the Americas in order to created foundations for the climate change narrative, and the greater anti-human ecological narrative encompassing it. The logic goes, if small bands of humans were able to wipe out megafauna with just stone-age spears, then any human presence is by its nature destructive and we should be confined and restricted as much as possible.