Anonymous
12/13/2020 17:24
Subject: What is the wildest conspiracy theory you actually believe?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:^^The problem with this scenario and cancer is that it is no respector of persons. What if the CEO of a big pharma company gets cancer? Will they dip into their secret stash of effective drugs to cure it? Will they die like any ordinary schmuck?
Seriously, right? Like people like Steve Jobs, John McCain, Ted Kennedy, and David Koch would be dead of cancer if there was a cure.
Didn’t Steve Jobs delay pharmaceutical intervention as he had some other holistic treatment he wanted to pursue?
If this particular theory is true, that there’s a cancer cure and it’s being withheld, then the people listed are collateral damage. If someone wants there to be a narrative that cancer impacts everyone and there is no cure, then that includes people from all walks of life like John McCain.
It would be interesting to acquire some data on big pharma/top executive cause of death to see how many have died of cancer. By age, location, gender, decade in which they died - and then compare data to type of cancer, treatment efficacy for general population, etc.
I want to punch whoever had the anecdote and did not give it to RGB.
There are still plenty of anecdotes to go around, I could tell you one now.
Anonymous
12/13/2020 17:24
Subject: What is the wildest conspiracy theory you actually believe?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:^^The problem with this scenario and cancer is that it is no respector of persons. What if the CEO of a big pharma company gets cancer? Will they dip into their secret stash of effective drugs to cure it? Will they die like any ordinary schmuck?
Seriously, right? Like people like Steve Jobs, John McCain, Ted Kennedy, and David Koch would be dead of cancer if there was a cure.
Didn’t Steve Jobs delay pharmaceutical intervention as he had some other holistic treatment he wanted to pursue?
If this particular theory is true, that there’s a cancer cure and it’s being withheld, then the people listed are collateral damage. If someone wants there to be a narrative that cancer impacts everyone and there is no cure, then that includes people from all walks of life like John McCain.
It would be interesting to acquire some data on big pharma/top executive cause of death to see how many have died of cancer. By age, location, gender, decade in which they died - and then compare data to type of cancer, treatment efficacy for general population, etc.
I want to punch whoever had the anecdote and did not give it to RGB.
How inhumane would it be if there were a cure for cancer and it were only available to people that could afford it? Would that lead to class warfare? Also, if cancer is a (unfortunate) form of population control, what would be the impact on society and the economy if everyone started suddenly living longer?
Anonymous
12/13/2020 17:15
Subject: Re:What is the wildest conspiracy theory you actually believe?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I am worried Harrison Deal was killed to send a message to Georgia Governor Kemp. Harrison was dating Governor Kemp's daughter. He died in a fiery car accident about a week ago, right as tensions were high between Trump and Kemp. Kemp refused to un-certify the election.
I didn't think it was weird to consider this as a possibility, but my post about it got DELETED. So that seems like a sign I've gone over the edge.
I think this is a possibility too.
Anonymous
12/13/2020 17:12
Subject: What is the wildest conspiracy theory you actually believe?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:^^The problem with this scenario and cancer is that it is no respector of persons. What if the CEO of a big pharma company gets cancer? Will they dip into their secret stash of effective drugs to cure it? Will they die like any ordinary schmuck?
Seriously, right? Like people like Steve Jobs, John McCain, Ted Kennedy, and David Koch would be dead of cancer if there was a cure.
Didn’t Steve Jobs delay pharmaceutical intervention as he had some other holistic treatment he wanted to pursue?
If this particular theory is true, that there’s a cancer cure and it’s being withheld, then the people listed are collateral damage. If someone wants there to be a narrative that cancer impacts everyone and there is no cure, then that includes people from all walks of life like John McCain.
It would be interesting to acquire some data on big pharma/top executive cause of death to see how many have died of cancer. By age, location, gender, decade in which they died - and then compare data to type of cancer, treatment efficacy for general population, etc.
I want to punch whoever had the anecdote and did not give it to RGB.
Anonymous
12/13/2020 16:39
Subject: Re:What is the wildest conspiracy theory you actually believe?
OJ didn’t do it, but was/ is protecting the person who did. Since he was innocent, he thought the court case would work out fine.
Anonymous
12/13/2020 16:36
Subject: What is the wildest conspiracy theory you actually believe?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Prince Harry's biological father is Diana's riding instructor, James Hewitt.
OMG!!! I'm the PP from below. Too funny!!!
Look at pictures of Harry’s two grandfathers when they were young. I see the resemblance with Hewitt, of course, but Harry looks a lot like Prince Phillip with a bit of the Spencer side in the mix.
Anonymous
12/13/2020 15:22
Subject: Re:What is the wildest conspiracy theory you actually believe?
Anonymous wrote:I think he’s the one bringing up random old threads. Like when someone suddenly decides they must comment on a thread about a family fight that was posted in 2016. I think it’s to keep slow boards moving and to push threads he doesn’t like off the first page.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I believe that certain threads on DCUM are planted by the moderator or his designee. There are certain threads that are very engaging, positive and seem designed to keep people coming back. The broad topic threads like word games, name your favorite music, etc.
Totally believe that. Proof is the ever-proliferating forums. On the other hand, this is a good business model, no?
Also, while Jeff deletes quite a few of my trolly postings (probably 85%), I believe he keeps 15% around for longer than necessary because it creates controversy and more traffic.
- Jeff-friendly troll.
+1 to all of the above
Anonymous
12/13/2020 15:15
Subject: What is the wildest conspiracy theory you actually believe?
Roosevelt knew about the Pearl Harbor attack before it happened - maybe not the exact time and date, but range. The US had broken the Japanese code. Reasons they did nothing about it:
- he needed a reason to get the US into WWII
- if you start moving ships around, Japanese know you broke the code. They did a cost/benefit analysis and determined more lives would be saved if you just like them sink some old battleships.
- he needed a reason to get the US into WWII
- if you start moving ships around, Japanese know you broke the code. They did a cost/benefit analysis and determined more lives would be saved if you just like them sink some old battleships.
Anonymous
12/13/2020 15:11
Subject: What is the wildest conspiracy theory you actually believe?
Prince William looks like Diana. I have no idea what Hewitt is like as a person, but he has proven that he was not anywhere near Diana when Harry was logically conceived.
Anonymous
12/13/2020 14:55
Subject: What is the wildest conspiracy theory you actually believe?
Anonymous wrote:Prince Harry's biological father is Diana's riding instructor, James Hewitt.
OMG!!! I'm the PP from below. Too funny!!!
Anonymous
12/13/2020 14:53
Subject: Re:What is the wildest conspiracy theory you actually believe?
James Hewitt is Prince Harry's real father.
Anonymous
12/13/2020 11:42
Subject: Re:What is the wildest conspiracy theory you actually believe?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Man did not walk on the moon.
How did the footprints get there?
It's a movie set. Watch Capricorn One.
How did the laser retroflector get there? Why do we have pictures of the landing site? https://commons.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Apollo11-LRO-March2012.jpg
Anonymous
12/13/2020 11:42
Subject: What is the wildest conspiracy theory you actually believe?
Prince Harry's biological father is Diana's riding instructor, James Hewitt.
Anonymous
12/13/2020 11:28
Subject: What is the wildest conspiracy theory you actually believe?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:^^The problem with this scenario and cancer is that it is no respector of persons. What if the CEO of a big pharma company gets cancer? Will they dip into their secret stash of effective drugs to cure it? Will they die like any ordinary schmuck?
Seriously, right? Like people like Steve Jobs, John McCain, Ted Kennedy, and David Koch would be dead of cancer if there was a cure.
Didn’t Steve Jobs delay pharmaceutical intervention as he had some other holistic treatment he wanted to pursue?
If this particular theory is true, that there’s a cancer cure and it’s being withheld, then the people listed are collateral damage. If someone wants there to be a narrative that cancer impacts everyone and there is no cure, then that includes people from all walks of life like John McCain.
Jobs sadly delayed surgical treatment that would save him. Not pharmaceutical. By the time he gave up on the quack stiff he was past the pint of effective surgical Intervention (although he went ahead and got a loved transplant that was too late to do much).
Anonymous
12/13/2020 11:24
Subject: Re:What is the wildest conspiracy theory you actually believe?
Anonymous wrote:I am worried Harrison Deal was killed to send a message to Georgia Governor Kemp. Harrison was dating Governor Kemp's daughter. He died in a fiery car accident about a week ago, right as tensions were high between Trump and Kemp. Kemp refused to un-certify the election.
I didn't think it was weird to consider this as a possibility, but my post about it got DELETED. So that seems like a sign I've gone over the edge.
I think this is a possibility too.