Skitzocow Steve Lightfoot - Geriatric madman blogging his insanity, pestering the public, and stalking a woman. Stephen King killed John Lennon and the U.S. government, Jews, Soviets and everyone else were of course all involved

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I was always more fond of McCartney anyway. I've heard gossip online that Lennon was a bit of a creep with women. Of course it was rando's online saying this, so naturally we should be skeptical of those kind of claims. One women, who seemed to be a sort of female Steve Lightfoot type character, was sort of obsessed about making it known to the world that Lennon was a creep, allegedly. I remember either on IMDB forums or an old Youtube video about the subject, she said something kind of amusing that she claimed Lennon would say whenever they arrived at a new venue to perform. He'd announce to the band that he needed to find some receptive women so he could "get me balls drained". I choose to believe her because it's funny.
No, pretty much everything I've read about The Beatles corroborates this, especially the fact that he beat his first wife and was incredibly controlling of Yoko. (It wasn't Yoko who broke up the Beatles, it was John.)

I suppose the whole Lightfoot conspiracy thing is Boomer cope for one nut with a gun being able to take someone out fairly easily. All you need to do is to get close and shoot them.
 
I suppose the whole Lightfoot conspiracy thing is Boomer cope
I think it's more so that fact that he's an undiagnosed schizophrenic. Oddly enough, unlike a lot of homeless people, his insanity isn't induced by hard drugs either (the worst he ever admitted to is weed). No clue if he was born with it or just developed it later.
 
I think it's more so that fact that he's an undiagnosed schizophrenic. Oddly enough, unlike a lot of homeless people, his insanity isn't induced by hard drugs either (the worst he ever admitted to is weed). No clue if he was born with it or just developed it later.
Weed can induce schizophrenia if you're genetically susceptible.
 
I suppose the whole Lightfoot conspiracy thing is Boomer cope for one nut with a gun being able to take someone out fairly easily. All you need to do is to get close and shoot them.
I'm pretty sure they were already aware of that anyway, but if any of them weren't, that generation had around a dozen reminders throughout the 60s and 70s. The Tate–LaBianca murders, that billionaire newspaper media magnate's daughter, Patty Hearst, was kidnapped by hippie nigger leftist radicals... Kennedy and his brother. They knew if a nut was determined to hurt someone, they probably could pull it off.

It's like @Tenshi Eating A Corn Dog! said. It's just the fact that Steve is a schizo, and those people get obsessed over the oddest things. It was like that woman who used to be on here who thought Harvey Weinstein was stalking her and maybe molested her once. They are unforunate, damaged individuals.

Mark David Chapman has a giant face. Stephen King has a giant face. That proves he killed Lennon beyond a shadow of a doubt. At least, if you're a schizophrenic person like Steve.
 
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I suppose the whole Lightfoot conspiracy thing is Boomer cope for one nut with a gun being able to take someone out fairly easily. All you need to do is to get close and shoot them.
They knew if a nut was determined to hurt someone, they probably could pull it off.
Unless you're Squeaky Fromme and don't know you need to chamber a round before firing...

 
Unless you're Squeaky Fromme and don't know you need to chamber a round before firing...

Did Manson send her on that mission? Sure, he's insane but was he so insane that he actually thought this dingy broad could take out a President?

This is the same woman who thought this would work:

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"In April 1971, Fromme served 90 days in jail for attempting to feed a hamburger laced with the psychedelic drug LSD to Barbara Hoyt, a witness to the Tate murder, to keep Hoyt from testifying in the murder trial.["

"Yeah, I'll give a complete stranger a hamburger as a gift. All I have to do is track her down and have a hamburger dosed with LSD ready, And present this strange woman a hamburger gift 20 minutes before the trial. There's a pretty good chance that her court appearance will occur around lunch time, so she will probably be hungry. Then all she has to do is eat the hamburger that a stranger gave her and freak out from the LSD so she can't testify, and hopefully the court will just say "oh well" and never reschedule her appearance. Perfect plan."
 
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Did Manson send her on that mission? Sure, he's insane but was he so insane that he actually thought this dingy broad could take out a President?
No, she came up with it herself because she was trying to bring attention to pollution and redwoods n shit. And it's the reason she spent 35 years in prison (fun fact: she's still alive!)

You should read the wiki article I linked, it's pretty interesting. Apparently the Secret Service half-dragged, half-carried Jerry Ford toward the Capitol until he got pissed off and told them to 'put me down goddamn it!' Then he walked into the Capitol to his scheduled meeting with Jerry Brown, where he didn't even mention the assassination attempt.

Gerald Ford was a total chad.

Edit: Also it was Ruth Ann Moorehouse that gave Barbara Hoyt the acid-laced burger, although it was probably a group plot. And Hoyt wasn't a stranger.
 
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Oddly enough, Steve, despite thinking that Gerald Ford is on the whole Nixon working with the Soviets and Stephen King killing John Lennon thing, hasn't shown that he believes the Ford assassination attempt was faked. He doesn't seem to have any conspiracy theories surrounding the Mansons. The only mention of them I could find was in reference to the inspirations for John Hinckley, which he thinks was a fall guy for the faked assassination attempt of Ronald Reagan.

Also, minor update. His Yahoo email got hacked.
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Oddly enough, Steve, despite thinking that Gerald Ford is on the whole Nixon working with the Soviets and Stephen King killing John Lennon thing, hasn't shown that he believes the Ford assassination attempt was faked. He doesn't seem to have any conspiracy theories surrounding the Mansons. The only mention of them I could find was in reference to the inspirations for John Hinckley, which he thinks was a fall guy for the faked assassination attempt of Ronald Reagan.

Also, minor update. His Yahoo email got hacked.
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... customers? can I buy a custom medallion from him? also does he think stephen king tried to kill reagan too
 
... customers? can I buy a custom medallion from him? also does he think stephen king tried to kill reagan too
It's his original booklet he wrote concerning his conspiracy. I've tried looking around for an online copy of it, but no dice. Not sure if buying something from a cow for the purpose of archiving is considered bad form. As for Stephen King killing Reagan, no, he thinks they're in cahoots with each other and also the Soviets. There's an interview I summarized a few pages back that has all the details on that.
 
It's his original booklet he wrote concerning his conspiracy. I've tried looking around for an online copy of it, but no dice. Not sure if buying something from a cow for the purpose of archiving is considered bad form. As for Stephen King killing Reagan, no, he thinks they're in cahoots with each other and also the Soviets. There's an interview I summarized a few pages back that has all the details on that.
Yeah I saw the flyer thing and I thought it was online somewhere.
 
Well, Steve is settled enough to have both sold his booklets to people (which means he either has access to a printer for them or brought a bunch extra with him) and to access a public library to post updates. The Mormons are unconvinced with his theories, so he pleads to their children to knock sense into their phony adult parents.
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In the next section, Steve details how the media, mostly radio shows and government agents calling in to slander him, the police, which continue to harass him even when he was driving through Idaho, completely buck broke California into not supporting him. Personally, I think it's very well substantiated.
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Interestingly, when he's talking about the call-ins being scripted government agents, he uses quotes from people from that interview I summarized a few pages back. Back then, he thought they were just what we colloquially refer to as "nigger cattle". Now, he thinks they're Deep State operatives, so I suppose he has lost more of his grip on reality.
@WelperHelper99, I'd like to remind you that he is planning to settle in Utah, and once lived in Salt Lake City in his youth. If I were to bet on it, that's where I'd say he'd end up. Feel free to do some schizo-spotting if you happen to see a flesh-tone van with shit about Stephen King and John Lennon scrawled on the side and post whatever pictures you take here.
 
The gist of the conspiracy is that John Lennon was anti-war and against the establishment of Nixon's and Reagan's governments. So, the presidents used codes to deliver messages to Stephen King that contained instructions to kill Lennon, after which Stephen King would take Lennon's place as America's hero in order to turn American society into one made up of dumb, unthinking sheeple.
How is any of this wrong?
 
Well, Steve is settled enough to have both sold his booklets to people (which means he either has access to a printer for them or brought a bunch extra with him) and to access a public library to post updates. The Mormons are unconvinced with his theories, so he pleads to their children to knock sense into their phony adult parents.
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In the next section, Steve details how the media, mostly radio shows and government agents calling in to slander him, the police, which continue to harass him even when he was driving through Idaho, completely buck broke California into not supporting him. Personally, I think it's very well substantiated.
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Interestingly, when he's talking about the call-ins being scripted government agents, he uses quotes from people from that interview I summarized a few pages back. Back then, he thought they were just what we colloquially refer to as "nigger cattle". Now, he thinks they're Deep State operatives, so I suppose he has lost more of his grip on reality.
@WelperHelper99, I'd like to remind you that he is planning to settle in Utah, and once lived in Salt Lake City in his youth. If I were to bet on it, that's where I'd say he'd end up. Feel free to do some schizo-spotting if you happen to see a flesh-tone van with shit about Stephen King and John Lennon scrawled on the side and post whatever pictures you take here.
If he's in Salt Lake City, he's going to blend in mostly unless he does ridiculous things. He likely will. I'll keep my eye out.
 
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Steve has decided against both Utah and Idaho and has decided to settle down in Grand Junction, Colorado! Why? Well, because it has outside dining areas Steve can harass spread the truth to people at, which apparently Pocatello, Idaho and Provo, Utah didn't have. I'm sure his adventures in California 2 will go well.
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To make it really official, he changed his mailing address on his website. Seems like he also got his Yahoo account back.
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Steve has decided against both Utah and Idaho and has decided to settle down in Grand Junction, Colorado! Why? Well, because it has outside dining areas Steve can harass spread the truth to people at, which apparently Pocatello, Idaho and Provo, Utah didn't have. I'm sure his adventures in California 2 will go well.
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To make it really official, he changed his mailing address on his website. Seems like he also got his Yahoo account back.
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You say that, but I'm pretty sure it's also because it's easier to get weed in Colorado.
 
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