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genuinely insane that its stephen hawking who is one of the most deranged of the people in this list
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man thank goodness stephen hawking was crippled god was trying to hold back his evil
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Dr. Jerrold Coe posted:triple post but here's david copperfield with assault allegations, a private island complex, and the same kind of stupid pseudoscience poo poo epstein was on: It's kind of amazing how no matter how far we come as a species we still end up ruled by wizards and mystics who make up a bunch of poo poo as an excuse to gently caress kids.
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Ghost Leviathan posted:That's the one. Pretty sure using supermodels to spy on and blackmail ruling class failkids is pretty much reality. Yeah if you disguise yourself as Helmet Kruger and meet with her she asks you to seduce and possibly kill some heiress, I never really put that connection together before but the model trafficing thing is pretty on the nose.
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WampaLord posted:Yeah if you disguise yourself as Helmet Kruger and meet with her she asks you to seduce and possibly kill some heiress, I never really put that connection together before but the model trafficing thing is pretty on the nose. Funny thing is it's probably also a Zoolander reference. Also that either way, it's actually a pretty cunning ploy. Supermodels are specifically meant to be pretty arm-candy passed around the rich and famous like toys, given access to halls of power while treated as brainless pretty decorations.
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Eric Cantonese posted:I think the main motivation to put Dulles (which is why RFK agreed) was to cover up the continued and incompetent CIA attempts to assassinate Castro and cause regime change in Cuba, which would have completely changed the dynamic of how the nation was reacting to the assassination. If large parts of the US started thinking this was a Cuban revenge blow or some Russian plot, God knows what horrible things would have ensued. hi, you just quoted and replied to your own alt. just letting you know, hope it helps!
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The Atomic Man-Boy posted:They didn’t cover anything, go outside and ask any random rear end in a top hat on they street who killed JFK, and they’ll either be to stupid to walk on two feet or reply “The CIA” Why are people booing this? It's right.
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most of the cia's foreign success is just giving money to the most degenerate, brutal nazis you can find and letting them do the actual work. the english are much more involved with the wetwork and are all cold eyed psychos iirc and also lost their entire empire outside of money laundering for real countries now so who can say whats more efficient?
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Puppy Burner posted:most of the cia's foreign success is just giving money to the most degenerate, brutal nazis you can find and letting them do the actual work. the english are much more involved with the wetwork and are all cold eyed psychos iirc and also lost their entire empire outside of money laundering for real countries now so who can say whats more efficient? the british empire lasted like 400 years.
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Ghost Leviathan posted:Funny thing is it's probably also a Zoolander reference. Luc Besson made a USSR version on this premise too there's a JFK tidbit I like from several hundred pages back that there was a Cuban hitman who left bite impressions on his shell casings as a calling card, and decades after the assassination someone found a casing with bite marks pushed into the dirt on the grassy knoll
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George Bush killed JFK, who did not actually die but helped George Bush do 911 then killed Epstein in prison. I know this because they found JFK's handkerchief in 3 different places and it had cum on it
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Also Tupac ain't dead
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Don't understand how ppl can read the thread that's lays out in explicit detail how the ruling class routinely uses blackmail to keep ppl in line and then go ahead and argue that actually the ruling class couldn't have killed Kennedy because they're too incompetent and / or wouldn't be able to keep their mouths shut about it. You don't even really need to be all that competent when you're able to loving blackmail people into silence. J Edgar Hoover was being blackmailed by the loving mafia ffs, pretty much a bunch of bozos afaict
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If I have functionally unlimited wealth and power what's stopping me from keeping ppl in lockstep by threatening to torture their families to death if they reveal my secrets? Pretty much nothing
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one can argue that the CIA isn't particularly competent, but they still got what they wanted a bunch of times because they had infinite tries at doing the thing
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I also don't buy the "you couldn't keep that many people quiet for that long" critique either because like yeah you couldn't, and they didn't. People back then talked about how it was all bullshit and so we continue to talk about how its all bullshit today - with the added benefit of having more declassified sources at our fingertips to back that up. It's a big open secret that all amounts to trivia, because what are you gonna do about it? That's the real power position. Letting the world know. Openly lying about it.
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Zodium posted:the british empire lasted like 400 years.
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the one thing the CIA could do is kill people and they did. they just hosed up the coverup but it’s America and no one ever does anything about bad things
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Pepe Silvia Browne posted:I also don't buy the "you couldn't keep that many people quiet for that long" critique either because like yeah you couldn't, and they didn't. People back then talked about how it was all bullshit and so we continue to talk about how its all bullshit today - with the added benefit of having more declassified sources at our fingertips to back that up. It's a big open secret that all amounts to trivia, because what are you gonna do about it? That's the real power position. Letting the world know. Openly lying about it. https://youtu.be/Os9TU3e0kMo?t=56s
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Pepe Silvia Browne posted:I also don't buy the "you couldn't keep that many people quiet for that long" critique either because like yeah you couldn't, and they didn't. People back then talked about how it was all bullshit and so we continue to talk about how its all bullshit today - with the added benefit of having more declassified sources at our fingertips to back that up. It's a big open secret that all amounts to trivia, because what are you gonna do about it? That's the real power position. Letting the world know. Openly lying about it. Im not sure that's what they mean
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turn off the TV posted:Im not sure that's what they mean i wasn't replying to anyone in particular, i'm just talking about that particularly thought terminating cliche
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hadji murad posted:the one thing the CIA could do is kill people and they did. they just hosed up the coverup but it’s America and no one ever does anything about bad things I was going to say, sending one guy, who you don't mind getting caught, to kill someone, is probably the easiest kind of task an intelligence agency gets assigned. Even when it comes to the coverup, it's not like there was a whole team of people involved in parachuting him in or helicoptering him out or any of the large set-pieces that expose covert operations. How many people does it take to manage one guy with a rifle? One project manager? If you think about it the other way, why would this be any larger, or have more moving pieces, than the protective services marksmen teams at public events? It's like two constables reporting to a sergeant, there aren't files on their activities spread throughout the RCMP. Frosted Flake has issued a correction as of 15:36 on Jan 5, 2024 |
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Puppy Burner posted:it's still around, america owns it now. history is a bitch like that. paging FF The Round Table Movement and the Fall of the 'Second' British Empire (1909-1919) In spite of the general phobia of federalism, there is a strong federalist trend within British political culture. In three very different historical contexts, federalism inspired the action of political movements such as the Imperial Federation League, the Round Table and the Federal Union. Indeed, it was regarded as the solution to problems arising from the first signs of the possible collapse of Great Britain and its Empire. The Round Table Movement played a particularly interesting role in this regard, attempting to reverse the rapid and inexorable decline of the British Empire. It was a political organisation with roots in all the major peripheries of the Empire and almost unlimited financial resources. This volume discusses the strategies and means employed by the group in order to maintain the British Empire’s global prominence. The book’s main argument is that we did not have a “British century” – the nineteenth – and an “American century” – the twentieth – but, rather, four centuries of Anglo–Saxon supremacy, which witnessed the affirmation of the national principle – expression of the Continental political tradition – and its overcoming through its opposite, the federal principle, the expression of the insular political tradition.
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maxwellhill posted:hi, you just quoted and replied to your own alt. just letting you know, hope it helps! What? That's not my alt. Why would I have an alt? Eric Cantonese has issued a correction as of 15:44 on Jan 5, 2024 |
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Pepe Silvia Browne posted:I also don't buy the "you couldn't keep that many people quiet for that long" critique either because like yeah you couldn't, and they didn't. People back then talked about how it was all bullshit and so we continue to talk about how its all bullshit today - with the added benefit of having more declassified sources at our fingertips to back that up. It's a big open secret that all amounts to trivia, because what are you gonna do about it? That's the real power position. Letting the world know. Openly lying about it. You don't have to do a perfect job of covering things up; you just need to muddy the waters and discredit witnesses. Look at the genocide in Palestine and contrast that with all the loving dumb poo poo liberals ignoring what's right in front of their eyes. Actual conspiracy doesn't negate the ways in which systemic power protects itself. edit: here's the CIA wondering if they should muddy the waters  
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Castro on the JFK assasination: When Kennedy was killed, on 22 November 1963, Lee Harvey Oswald was accused of doing it, and people said he was a Cuban sympathizer. Do you think that people were trying to implicate Cuba in that assassination? Thank goodness we didn't give that guy permission to visit Cuba. That would have been a tremendous manipulation, a tremendous provocation, because they could have used that to implicate Cuba. Actually, when the investigation was being carried out, we gave them all the information we had. What do you think of the official version of Kennedy's assassination? Well, it's all very strange. With the expertise I acquired in sharpshooting, I can't imagine that with a rifle with a telescopic sight such as he had you can fire, load and fire again in a matter of seconds. Because when you shoot with a telescopic sight, if the weapon moves a fraction of an inch you lose your target. You're aiming at a plate, say, that's 600 or 500 metres down the range, and with the recoil from the shot you lose the target, and you have to find it again. If you're in a window and you fire, you immediately have to reload, reposition the rifle, cock it, find the target again and fire. And finding a target in motion in a fraction of a second with a telescopic sight is very difficult. Firing three times in a row, so accurately, somebody who almost certainly didn't have much experience - that's very difficult. So you think there was more than one shooter? Well, what I can't understand about those shots is the way they were fired. I can't formulate any other theory. There are a lot of theories. What I can talk about is just on the basis of my experience with a rifle with a telescopic sight, and what the official version says is quite simply not possible - not just like that, bang bang bang. There are two things about that assassination that are just incomprehensible to me: one, the kind of shot made by a man with a rifle, which is repeated with incredible accuracy in a very short length of time. That doesn't jibe with the experience that I've had. Second, Oswald was a prisoner, he was there in jail, and this charitable, noble soul, Jack Ruby, so consumed with grief by the assassination, right there in front of the police and the television cameras and everything killed Oswald. I don't know if anything like that has ever happened anywhere else. You distrust the official version? Yes, I do. I totally distrust the version of the way Oswald fired. And Arthur Schlesinger, one of Kennedy's advisers, who has been to Cuba since then, wrote a 900-page book" in which he tells the whole story and says who that man was. This Oswald fellow tried to come here, to Cuba, and since our people had a terrible mistrust of him, we told him no. Imagine what would've happened if that guy came here and then went back and within a few days killed Kennedy, immediately after being in Cuba for a week. There's a plan there, not just against Kennedy, but against Cuba. I knew that that version was impossible. Schlesinger gives details. Oswald may have been a double agent. You know how it might have happened he went to the Soviet Union and came back, and everybody knows how those people, at the height of the Cold War, kept each other under surveillance. He had been in the Soviet Union. That's right, he was there; he married a Soviet woman. Later he came back, and they got divorced. Schlesinger thinks there may be an almost Freudian explanation for this guy's behaviour. What was that guy doing when he tried to come to Cuba? How in the world could this Jack Ruby get into the police station and kill Oswald? Those are two extremely strange things, which support, quite reasonably, all the suspicion, the idea of some conspiracy. But I have no evidence, all I can do is speculate. The things that I can talk about are those two questions, and the physical impossibility of firing as Oswald is supposed to have fired - and those things lead one to question the truthfulness of the explanation that's been given. I'll take this opportunity to ask, since I've been wondering about it and I know very little about this stuff - did Castro somewhat exaggerate (intentionally or otherwise) the impossibility of Oswald making the shots on his own?
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Puppy Burner posted:it's still around, america owns it now. history is a bitch like that. And the demons John Dee unleashed to fulfill his vision of a British empire own the US now.
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the cia dreamed up a bunch of dumbassed ways to kill castro because i guess just having the guy shot didn't occur to them until JFK. anyway, my favorite was recruiting one of castros sexual partners to poison his drink. it didn't work, obviously, but it led to perhaps the most badass (probably? maybe fake) first-hand stories about himcia recruit lady posted:He leaned over, pulled out his .45, and handed it to me," she recounted. "He didn’t even flinch. And he said, 'You can’t kill me. Nobody can kill me.' And he kind of smiled and chewed on his cigar ... I felt deflated. He was so sure of me. He just grabbed me. We made love."
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Eat This Glob posted:the cia dreamed up a bunch of dumbassed ways to kill castro because i guess just having the guy shot didn't occur to them until JFK. anyway, my favorite was recruiting one of castros sexual partners to poison his drink. it didn't work, obviously, but it led to perhaps the most badass (probably? maybe fake) first-hand stories about him  god damnit, Fidel Castro, you really are the man!
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600 attempts to kill Castro or something like that? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fidel_Castro_and_dairy quote:In 1961, the Central Intelligence Agency tried to use Castro's love of ice cream against him. Every day at the time, Castro ordered a chocolate milkshake from the Havana Libre Hotel lunch counter. Richard Bissell Jr., the CIA deputy director for plans, offered Sam Giancana and Santo Trafficante, Jr., the heads of the Chicago and Tampa crime families, $150,000 in order to assassinate Castro. They gave a pill of botulinum toxin to a waiter with the goal of putting it in Castro's chocolate milkshake, but the pill froze to the side of the hotel's freezer and broke. I'm pretty sure the CIA couldn't get a person close enough to shoot him since that person would inevitably, you know, die.
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Al-Saqr posted:man thank goodness stephen hawking was crippled god was trying to hold back his evil lots of physicists are evil, the whole point of studying physics is to turn people into corpses
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neutral milf hotel posted:first time I've seen these photos they all knew 100% what he was doing because it was the reason they were hanging out around him
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neutral milf hotel posted:first time I've seen these photos  extremely bad vibes on this one
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gradenko_2000 posted:paging FF The idea that Americans are in any way "Anglo-Saxon" in a cultural sense is delusional, and it's worrying if the author means that in a racial sense. This is just cope for losing the Empire because Home Rule and equal rights were too scary for the Tories.
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Frosted Flake posted:The idea that Americans are in any way "Anglo-Saxon" in a cultural sense is delusional, and it's worrying if the author means that in a racial sense. WASPs are the HRE to the anglos Rome.
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SpaceGoatFarts posted:And the demons John Dee unleashed to fulfill his vision of a British empire own the US now. The Pentagon is just the visible portion of a huge pentagram.
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Frosted Flake posted:The idea that Americans are in any way "Anglo-Saxon" in a cultural sense is delusional, and it's worrying if the author means that in a racial sense. i'm seeing a lot alike in both austria hungary and the commonwealth empires disintegrated
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