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Post by kirinke on May 8, 2021 0:12:36 GMT
Yes, yes and the Lizard people control the government, who are in turn controlled by the Illuminati, who are in cahoots with the Greys and it's all being planned from a Pizza parlor basement run by Hilary Clinton.
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Post by evileeyore on May 8, 2021 4:55:19 GMT
Yes, yes and the Lizard people control the government, who are in turn controlled by the Illuminati, who are in cahoots with the Greys and it's all being planned from a Pizza parlor basement run by Hilary Clinton. You can just say "I don't understand how Fauci running NIAID and ensuring the Wuhan labs received grant money to study genetically modified corona viruses with an eye specifically to modify the spike proteins to become infectious to humans could possibly be in any way related to Fauci being a major proponent of the "from the wild" theorists, and how this could absolutely ruin him even if he wasn't directly implicated". I mean Epstein's Island was a big nothing burger back in 2011 too thanks to your team. |
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Post by kirinke on May 8, 2021 13:01:30 GMT
I can say it's a conspiracy theory dressed up like a science project. It's still a conspiracy theory. I bet you lot believe that aliens built or directed the locals to build the pyramids as well.
LOL.
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Post by Maxperson on May 8, 2021 17:57:04 GMT
Yes, yes and the Lizard people control the government, who are in turn controlled by the Illuminati, who are in cahoots with the Greys and it's all being planned from a Pizza parlor basement run by Hilary Clinton. The idea that it came from the Wuhan lab isn't a crazy one. It might not be correct...................or it might. The only crazy thing is claiming to know for sure that it's one way or the other. |
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Post by Maxperson on May 8, 2021 18:04:31 GMT
I can say it's a conspiracy theory dressed up like a science project. It's still a conspiracy theory. I bet you lot believe that aliens built or directed the locals to build the pyramids as well.
LOL.
Not all conspiracy theories are bunk, though. Take Flight 93. The official story is that it crashed into the ground and the people on board are heroes. This does not match the facts, though. There was a debris in a trail that was 2 miles long. An impact doesn't throw chunks 2 miles, 8 miles if you include paper and other light objects. For a trail to be that long, the plane was coming apart in the air, which indicates that it was probably shot down by the military. We needed heroes, though, and Bush probably didn't want to be known as the President who shot down an American flight, so the official story is what we have. The theory that Covid could have come from the Wuhan research center is a valid one. |
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Post by kirinke on May 8, 2021 19:07:12 GMT
All conspiracy theories by their very nature are bunkum. What you described is evidence of a plane breaking apart in mid-air. How is unknown. We don't know. Whether it was a mechanical error or being shot down is undetermined.
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Post by evileeyore on May 8, 2021 21:03:17 GMT
All conspiracy theories by their very nature are bunkum. Epstein being a pedophile trafficking minors for sex to the rich and famous was once a conspiracy theory. Why do you think I keep rubbing your nose in it. MK UlTRA was once a conspiracy theory. The Gulf Of Tonkin was conspiracy theory. Operation Northwoods was a conspiracy theory. Polio vaccine causing cancer was a conspiracy theory. The Tuskegee Service Men was a conspiracy theory. Iran-Contra Affair was a conspiracy theory. Project Sunshine was a conspiracy theory. The Feds poisoning alcohol during prohibition was a conspiracy theory. Edith Wilson acting as the president was a conspiracy theory during the time she was President Wilson's "steward". The Dalai Lama being a CIA agent against China was a conspiracy theory. The NSA maintaining real-time records of US citizens phone calls was a conspiracy theory. Smoking causing cancer was a conspiracy theory. All those conspiracy theories were laughed at, buried under faked evidence, and government (and corporations for the last one) worked hard to keep as a "fringe conspiracy not worth the time to answer" until they finally were forced to admit, or simply and quietly reveal the truth decades later. Your inane faux-intellectual elitism is nothing new and an incredibly stupid stance given how often the stance is proven false. As with all things it's a much, much wiser course to consider the theory, weigh what evidence is presented, and then make up your own mind instead of knee-jerk following your thought DNC thought leaders. |
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Post by Libtard on May 8, 2021 21:16:00 GMT
I’m no conspiracy theorist but even I find that the Wuhan Institutie of Virology being like 100 fucking yards from the epicenter pretty fishy.
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Post by kirinke on May 8, 2021 21:49:08 GMT
And until we know for sure, it's still a conspiracy theory. Especially if 3cat endorses it. In my experience, if both NB and 3cat agree on something, it's even more likely to be bullshit.
Actually, I don't pay any attention to the DNC. I can't stand listening to politicians yap. The very fact that you're bringing it up, tells me your theory is bunkum as well.
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Post by Maxperson on May 9, 2021 1:06:30 GMT
All conspiracy theories by their very nature are bunkum. What you described is evidence of a plane breaking apart in mid-air. How is unknown. We don't know. Whether it was a mechanical error or being shot down is undetermined. It's called a conspiracy theory, despite the evidence being against an intact crash. And it's very, VERY possible that the virus started at the Wuhan facility, yet people want to call that a conspiracy theory. Either not all conspiracy theories are "bunkum" or people don't know what a conspiracy theory is. |
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Post by Maxperson on May 9, 2021 1:09:54 GMT
And until we know for sure, it's still a conspiracy theory. Especially if 3cat endorses it. In my experience, if both NB and 3cat agree on something, it's even more likely to be bullshit.
Actually, I don't pay any attention to the DNC. I can't stand listening to politicians yap. The very fact that you're bringing it up, tells me your theory is bunkum as well.
Um, no. Things we don't know for sure are not conspiracy theories. For example, we don't know for sure that the big bang happened. Are you going to call it a conspiracy theory? A conspiracy theory is absurd on its face, unlike the Wuhan research facility theory. |
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Post by evileeyore on May 9, 2021 2:26:29 GMT
]Actually, I don't pay any attention to the DNC. And yet you spout DNC talking points as though they handed you a script. Fishy. Actually I know it's because you listen to leftist propaganda sources who work to shape the news to fit the DNC's talking points, so, yeah, you're a DNC stooge who doesn't have the political acumen to understand how thoroughly you've been led. |
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Post by kirinke on May 9, 2021 11:39:51 GMT
No. The big bang is a scientific theory. A conspiracy theory is as you said, absurd on it's face, just like the research facility theory. Apples and oranges.
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Post by Maxperson on May 9, 2021 13:39:34 GMT
No. The big bang is a scientific theory. A conspiracy theory is as you said, absurd on it's face, just like the research facility theory. Apples and oranges. The research facility theory is very reasonable. It may not be correct, but it IS reasonable to think that a research facility specializing in Covid viruses located at the epicenter of a Covid virus outbreak could be the culprit. It's not at all absurd on its face. How stupid do you have to be to fail to understand that? |
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Post by 3catcircus on May 9, 2021 14:10:36 GMT
No. The big bang is a scientific theory. A conspiracy theory is as you said, absurd on it's face, just like the research facility theory. Apples and oranges. The research facility theory is very reasonable. It may not be correct, but it IS reasonable to think that a research facility specializing in Covid viruses located at the epicenter of a Covid virus outbreak could be the culprit. It's not at all absurd on its face. How stupid do you have to be to fail to understand that? Considering these facts: 1. The lab in question was funded by Fauci. 2. The principal investigator(s) immediately penned a "It's safe... It's so safe" letter disguised as scientific study claiming it couldn't possibly be a lab escape. 3. The lab in question was concerning because of the incompetence and inadequate adherence to safety protocols by the chicom workers. 4. They were performing GoF experiments in BSL2 conditions when the potential results of those experiments warranted BSL3 or 4. 5. The "bat lady" began sanitizing her databases after people questioned the origin of the rona. 6. Bats jumping to pangolins to humans in a wet market don't result in a virus being so selective for human infection, else it would have jumped directly to humans millenia ago. I'm certain that waterheadkirinke thinks everyone is claiming the chicoms released this on purpose. The fact of the matter is the evidence points to a lab escape due to laziness and incompetence followed by trying to cover their tracks due to the asian cultural need to not upset their harmony, compounded by western interests who *really* don't want any attention drawn to their involvement in funding the lab to do experiments they aren't allowed to do in their own labs. |
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