What conspiracy theories do you believe in? - Put your tinfoil hats on

[Osmosis Jones]

I was reminded today that back in September all the directors of *cough*Jewish owned*cough* 23andMe resigned at the same time.

https://apnews.com/article/23andme-board-directors-resign-settlement-b3fda30fc8a95538f9391c5439c1cd52

https://archive.ph/d3nLW

I wonder if there's anything scandalous going to be revealed soon that leaders of a company messing around with DNA might not want to be associated with?

All of these services sell your DNA, and the feds obviously get a copy too.
However, literally everybody knows that already, I wonder what they could do that would actually scare people.

Virus research? Gain of function? mRNA injection experiments? Eugenics? We'll never know.
(although to be honest, all of those are already happening with the data sold as specified above, so I have zero idea)

23andme had a rather severe data breach. I thought this was common knowledge.

 

[OvercookedBacon]

That the powers that be are that scared of some dumpy spraytanned real estate mogul in his late 70s that they're willing to start global thermonuclear war just to keep him out of office.

 

[The Ugly One]

This seems like the right thread, can anyone tell me a good place to learn about the holocaust that isn't The Official Narrative™ or "and as I said 4000 pages ago on this obscure webforum, the jews are all lizard holograms from mars"? Something that isn't completely batshit insane, but isn't just "look at your history textbook from high school and shut up already"?

Read The Holocaust Industry by Norman Finkelstein.

You can find reasonably accurate information about what actually happened in serious books by serious people, but what has happened is that it is "hate" to question any Jew grifter making just about any claim. It's not that it didn't happen or that the SS archives are actually a massive psyop put together by the KGB, it's that charlatans like Elie Wiesel weren't and aren't allowed to be questioned. Too much money on the line.

 

[Bonesjones]

You can find reasonably accurate information about what actually happened in serious books by serious people, but what has happened is that it is "hate" to question any Jew grifter making just about any claim.

That was a feature. It's called weaponized incompetence.

It's not that it didn't happen or that the SS archives are actually a massive psyop put together by the KGB

It didn't happen, the SS archives show zero reports of gassing jews. The Soviets did make up whole events like Baba Yar, the gas chambers at Auschwitz.

it's that charlatans like Elie Wiesel weren't and aren't allowed to be questioned. Too much money on the line.

Not allowing people to discern let's you use outrageous lies to push an emotional response, then when it's easily proven wrong, you eject the worst of it and pretend the rest happened. The point is to control narrative and opposition. It's a trick to flip burden of proof. That's the reason jews do everything they can to hunt down and silence anyone remotely involved. If you start at first principles, you see how easily it falls apart. So again, show direct proof of one gassed jew, where are the autopsy reports? The color photographs? Why doesn't Eisenhower or Stalin or Churchill mention them in their biographies?

 

[ToroidalBoat]

White alternative college educated people tend to be the people who think borders are evil and the cringe fringe.

Do 白左 also believe -- or at least push -- that a one world communist tyranny government is a Good Thing™?

 

[Kovachs]

I believe that Osama Bin Laden was not chiefly responsible for the attack on September 11th, and that American intelligence agencies had foreknowledge of and willfully allowed events leading up to the attack, as well as the attack itself.

 

[Rick The Stick]

I believe that Osama Bin Laden was not chiefly responsible for the attack on September 11th, and that American intelligence agencies had foreknowledge of and willfully allowed events leading up to the attack, as well as the attack itself.

Easy now. Next you'll say there's something fishy with JFK and MLK too.

 

[Kovachs]

Easy now. Next you'll say there's something fishy with JFK and MLK too.

I wouldn't go that far. I'm not crazy.

 

[ToroidalBoat]

Saw a book intended for little kids about identifying "conspiracy theories", "fake news", and "misinformation". Since I doubt schools are teaching little kids critical thinking, I imagine that book is most likely about teaching kids how to believe The Narrative™ and how to spot "wrongthink" (anything disagreeing with The Narrative™).

(I think the title had something to do with underpants?)

 

[I'm a Silly]

Saw a book intended for little kids about identifying "conspiracy theories", "fake news", and "misinformation". Since I doubt schools are teaching little kids critical thinking, I imagine that book is most likely about teaching kids how to believe The Narrative™ and how to spot "wrongthink" (anything disagreeing with The Narrative™).

(I think the title had something to do with underpants?)

I looked up Captain Underpants and got some weird hits, but nothing about conspiracies -- do you remember anything else?

 

[Perun]

I looked up Captain Underpants and got some weird hits, but nothing about conspiracies -- do you remember anything else?

this maybe? amazon link

 

[ToroidalBoat]

this maybe? amazon link

yep that's it

 

[12345]

They're 10 years too late, kids don't read books anymore. If it's not on a tablet the kids don't care. The teacher's are just passing the kids along to the next grade and they are learning about 4 years behind where they should be. Kids graduating today don't know how to read and write in cursive.

 

[ToroidalBoat]

The teacher's are just passing the kids along to the next grade and they are learning about 4 years behind where they should be

If that "pendulum swings back", hopefully there can be an undoing of the looming "competency crisis".

Also I learned cursive when I was a little kid, but then they didn't teach it anymore. I later forgot cursive, except with signature.

 

[I'm a Silly]

this maybe? amazon link

yep that's it

They're 10 years too late, kids don't read books anymore. If it's not on a tablet the kids don't care. The teacher's are just passing the kids along to the next grade and they are learning about 4 years behind where they should be. Kids graduating today don't know how to read and write in cursive.

oh don't worry, it's on Kindle

 

[SIMIΔN]

They're 10 years too late, kids don't read books anymore. If it's not on a tablet the kids don't care. The teacher's are just passing the kids along to the next grade and they are learning about 4 years behind where they should be. Kids graduating today don't know how to read and write in cursive.

Maybe they could listen to it instead.

 

[ZsaZsaBinks]

One thing I’ve noticed about ADHD is that it often gets diagnosed in people who already have other conditions, or people with rare conditions get misdiagnosed as having it. I don’t think it’s helpful to be diagnosing it all the time because giving out meth medication is harmful.

 

[VeteranOfTheRetardWars]

I’m one hundred percent sure that the overwhelming majority of childhood ADHD diagnoses are complete horseshit, they’re kids you need to run them like a greyhound or else they go crazy. It’s just another method of pushing pills (that have very negative consequences at that age, look that shit up) and taking agency away from parents when you go real deep into that whole ADHD rabbithole.

 

[WelperHelper99]

This is the most tin foil hat bullshit you'll hear, but bear with me

I don't know if Europe exists. Never seen it, never stepped on it, nothing. All the shit on the TV could just be a set in Kansas. Prove to me Europe exists.

 

[Candlelight Desolation]

Gorilla Glue is a scam.

In their ads, they claim their glue will keep things stuck together, but a year or two ago I used some Gorilla Glue to fix some loose flooring in my home, and it stopped working after a while. Likewise, recently, I tried using Gorilla Glue to strengthen/reinforce parts of a bookcase. The next day I experimented with the shelving and pulled a little on the shelves, and they came loose.