Tamerlan Tsarvaev was an HL paranoid conspiracy theorist

[Consigliere]

I don't mean to dig the rabbit hole even deeper but..... What if.....What if, this is a government plot to discredit conspiracy theorist?Alex Jones has been making a lot of noise since the bombings and people are paying attention instead of following the "official" story. Now, whether either one is right or wrong is not the point, look how they paint each other. The MSM wants you to think conspiracy theories are not worth believing, while Conspiracy Theorist want you to believe the government and MSM are lying to you. Who do you believe? I take a little from both to get some semblance of the truth. People were bombed in Boston, a Saudi was deported from America because of some sketchy business, the bombers obviously had outside help (Training or something to build those bombs), the surviving bomber is going to do OG triple life in prison. And the US Congress is a fukking failure..(in reference to CISPA and Internet Sales tax).

The government doesn't need to discredit conspiracy theorists. If their theories were credible they would be lawyers and civil rights advocates actively doing something to apply them in the real world.

What kills me about keyboard conspiracy theorists is how much they sound like old women. OMG the sky is falling. OMG that guys rights are being secretly violated. If you are so passionate about these causes there are organizations and advocacy groups out there. Arguing about it on the internet and 'just asking questions' is such a passive aggressive approach to the alleged crimes of the 'Illuminati.'

 

[thekingsmen]

You are right. Doing your own research is probably the best move. Or at least stay away from cable news. I usually check out overseas outlets for news. BBC, Al Jeezra, and twitter. CNN is a joke and so is Fox. I like MSNBC, only for Rachel. The rest are okay to horrible.

I always look at independent and investigative reporters. The rest is a show.

 

[ltheghost]

The government doesn't need to discredit conspiracy theorists. If their theories were credible they would be lawyers and civil rights advocates actively doing something to apply them in the real world.

What kills me about keyboard conspiracy theorists is how much they sound like old women. OMG the sky is falling. OMG that guys rights are being secretly violated. If you are so passionate about these causes there are organizations and advocacy groups out there. Arguing about it on the internet and 'just asking questions' is such a passive aggressive approach to the alleged crimes of the 'Illuminati.'

Yeah dudes do act like the sky is falling at times, but I guess its because mainly people are bored and need excitement. And what is more exciting then a good government conspiracy? Personally, I don't trust anyone in government as far as I can throw them. All they care about is the almighty dollar and they are for sale to the highest bidder. The Constitution is a sham and is only there just to placate the sheep into conformity. Just look at the fukkery that occurred over the past two weeks. They shut down the entire city of Boston to catch one man like he had nuclear weapons, but some dude walking by saw him hiding in a boat. Oh and Illuminati or whatever it maybe called is very real. It can be seen as the UN or even the movie ratings board but there are groups of people who have vested interests in controlling what you see or what you do. Like there is no reason MJ isn't legal while tobacco and liquor are. The fukkery that we accept with our eyes wide shut is proof that some conspiracies aren't just theories. They are real. Because it has to be conspiracy that Bush and his whole administration are not arrested for using torture and bombing an entire country based off a lie.

But hey, at least we can now get a genetically manufactured food from Monsanto...the group that helped develop Agent Orange.

 

[Dusty Bake Activate]

lol@discrediting Alex Jones. That's like discrediting the Santa Claus in the mall.

 

[porque]

 

[OsO]

My normal response to this would be but in light of the Boston events, I'm feeling like

serious question, do you 100% believe the government's account of 9/11?

 

[Dusty Bake Activate]

serious question, do you 100% believe the government's account of 9/11?

I'm not playing this game with you. You don't get to propose some unsubstantiated conspiracy about the C.I.A. being behind 9/11, then ask me some loaded ass question to deflect from your initial indefensible assertion.

 

[No1]

Yeah dudes do act like the sky is falling at times, but I guess its because mainly people are bored and need excitement. And what is more exciting then a good government conspiracy? Personally, I don't trust anyone in government as far as I can throw them. All they care about is the almighty dollar and they are for sale to the highest bidder. The Constitution is a sham and is only there just to placate the sheep into conformity. Just look at the fukkery that occurred over the past two weeks. They shut down the entire city of Boston to catch one man like he had nuclear weapons, but some dude walking by saw him hiding in a boat. Oh and Illuminati or whatever it maybe called is very real. It can be seen as the UN or even the movie ratings board but there are groups of people who have vested interests in controlling what you see or what you do. Like there is no reason MJ isn't legal while tobacco and liquor are. The fukkery that we accept with our eyes wide shut is proof that some conspiracies aren't just theories. They are real. Because it has to be conspiracy that Bush and his whole administration are not arrested for using torture and bombing an entire country based off a lie.

But hey, at least we can now get a genetically manufactured food from Monsanto...the group that helped develop Agent Orange.

You mistake various things propagated by different interest groups as one overall and overarching conspiracy theory. I can argue that there is some merit to everything you said, but I do not need to create an invisible enemy to do so. We can just point to concrete facts, and individuals. The problem with conspiracy theorists is that they assume that everyone who doesn't agree with their mode of reasoning is somehow a government sheep. I, or anyone else may have suspicions about a government covered up, but we don't make the presumptious leaps that they do. I won't abjure the modes of reasoning and sensibilities that allow me to recognize the holes in their story in the first place in order to reach the conclusion I desire.

 

[porque]

I'm not playing this game with you. You don't get to propose some unsubstantiated conspiracy about the ______, then ask me some loaded ass question to deflect from your initial indefensible assertion.

then you can never argue with conspiracy theorist

 

[88m3]

I can't say I'm surprised


Wouldn't be surprised if that's why our server was down either..

 

[ltheghost]

You mistake various things propagated by different interest groups as one overall and overarching conspiracy theory. I can argue that there is some merit to everything you said, but I do not need to create an invisible enemy to do so. We can just point to concrete facts, and individuals. The problem with conspiracy theorists is that they assume that everyone who doesn't agree with their mode of reasoning is somehow a government sheep. I, or anyone else may have suspicions about a government covered up, but we don't make the presumptious leaps that they do. I won't abjure the modes of reasoning and sensibilities that allow me to recognize the holes in their story in the first place in order to reach the conclusion I desire.

The world is connected more than we are lead to believe, so I personally believe there is a group of people that control the world's events or even just try to control them. Because I don't believe in coincidence when human violence on a grand scale happens. It all comes down to power. These interest groups meet and come up with ideas on how maximize profit or increase power correct, but members of those groups belong to other groups also. I believe that there is one group that is controlling it all. But it is a fact that the most powerful people in the world meet every year, Bohemian grove, and worship an Owl Deity. Now if they there just being weird and having orgies that's one thing. But the most powerful people in the world meeting in a private meeting annually....my conspiracy alarm goes off. But that's the thing about conspiracies. You just don't know. But you can go off patterns...so I present a couple things I think are going to happen based off the Boston Bombings...

1. Boston will get overhauled with cameras- Like London
2. In the next couple of weeks we are going to find out about the group that gave training and weapons to the bombers. The news loves a good mystery, watch them start talking about a mysterious group behind this.
3. There will be another incident that will happen before the Congress starts voting on immigration reform.

Now I could be wrong on all these. But, those are my conspiracy theories. LOL.

 

[MBwithadream]

Discredit Alex Jones...doubt it highly. Most plans in divide in conquer are known to play both sides to create further division.Do your own research.

Revelation chapter 12

The dragon, woman, & child.

Dragon being the devil & his followers

Woman being the church
Child being first born male.

 

[Julius Skrrvin]

@BarNone why you deletin HebrewTripleDarknessAllah posts

that shyts the best comedy

 

[88m3]

@BarNone why you deletin HebrewTripleDarknessAllah posts

that shyts the best comedy

I would imagine he regrets not getting rid of all the conspiracy idiots when it was brought up at the formation of the forum


:sconi:


@BarNone


what happened to our college/career sub forum anyways?

 

[No1]

@BarNone why you deletin HebrewTripleDarknessAllah posts

that shyts the best comedy

Dude was quoting me saying some crazy shyt that had nothing to do with anything, impulse I suppose

I would imagine he regrets not getting rid of all the conspiracy idiots when it was brought up at the formation of the forum


:sconi:


@BarNone


what happened to our college/career sub forum anyways?

We merged it back into here due to a lack of traffic.