Anonymous
12/13/2020 21:28
Subject: What is the wildest conspiracy theory you actually believe?
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?
which world do you live in- this is true in the USA. Poor kids who need transplants or get cancer die, rich kids live. Or were you being sarcastic?? Im so upset by the proud boy videos i cant think anymore. .
Anonymous
12/13/2020 20:59
Subject: Re:What is the wildest conspiracy theory you actually believe?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The MMR vaccine protects enough against covid that we all should have gotten it months ago.
Everyone I know who got it is fully vaxxed! How come they got it anyway?
if you are over 40 you did not get the MMR vaccine.
Yes you did
Anonymous
12/13/2020 20:55
Subject: Re:What is the wildest conspiracy theory you actually believe?
Diana’s family , the Spencer family, is known for their red (ginger)hair and Prince Harry resembles a young Prince Phillip.
https://www.express.co.uk/news/royal/1034889/prince-harry-prince-philip-chris-jackson-instagram/amp
https://www.express.co.uk/news/royal/1034889/prince-harry-prince-philip-chris-jackson-instagram/amp
Anonymous
12/13/2020 20:34
Subject: Re:What is the wildest conspiracy theory you actually believe?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The MMR vaccine protects enough against covid that we all should have gotten it months ago.
Everyone I know who got it is fully vaxxed! How come they got it anyway?
if you are over 40 you did not get the MMR vaccine.
Yes you did! I'm nearly 50 and got it in 1973
Anonymous
12/13/2020 20:31
Subject: Re:What is the wildest conspiracy theory you actually believe?
I'm 47 and most certainly had the MMR before starting kindergarten.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The MMR vaccine protects enough against covid that we all should have gotten it months ago.
Everyone I know who got it is fully vaxxed! How come they got it anyway?
if you are over 40 you did not get the MMR vaccine.
It's been around since the 60s.
Anonymous
12/13/2020 20:28
Subject: What is the wildest conspiracy theory you actually believe?
That there was a cover up with the Marc Dutroux murders:
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marc_Dutroux
https://www.nytimes.com/1999/12/16/news/belgium-pedophilia-scandal-did-authorities-cover-up-its-scope-book.html
The Dutroux case has so many eerie commonalities to the Epstein case, like ties to royals and an alleged cabal of powerful people that love sexual perversions. In the years since the Dutroux case, there have been numerous peculiar deaths of persons involved.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marc_Dutroux
https://www.nytimes.com/1999/12/16/news/belgium-pedophilia-scandal-did-authorities-cover-up-its-scope-book.html
The Dutroux case has so many eerie commonalities to the Epstein case, like ties to royals and an alleged cabal of powerful people that love sexual perversions. In the years since the Dutroux case, there have been numerous peculiar deaths of persons involved.
Anonymous
12/13/2020 20:12
Subject: What is the wildest conspiracy theory you actually believe?
Anonymous wrote: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.
She was 800 years old! We all gotta die sometime.
Oh wait. Sorry. I thought you meant Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
Anonymous
12/13/2020 20:10
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.
She was 800 years old! We all gotta die sometime.
Anonymous
12/13/2020 19:55
Subject: Re:What is the wildest conspiracy theory you actually believe?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:The MMR vaccine protects enough against covid that we all should have gotten it months ago.
Everyone I know who got it is fully vaxxed! How come they got it anyway?
if you are over 40 you did not get the MMR vaccine.
Anonymous
12/13/2020 19:54
Subject: Re:What is the wildest conspiracy theory you actually believe?
Anonymous wrote:I got interested in the "faked moon landing" theory. But after reading enough, it's pretty clear that the moon landing really happened.
Have you ever been to Space Museum and saw those "flying toaster ovens they used" put things in perspective. Not survivable.
Anonymous
12/13/2020 19:53
Subject: What is the wildest conspiracy theory you actually believe?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I believe a lot of "conspiracy theories" but one is that the vaccine causes infertility among other issues. I will not be taking it.
If that’s true, I’m even more likely to take it. Free birth control here I come.
What are you people even talking about?
Anonymous
12/13/2020 19:17
Subject: Re:What is the wildest conspiracy theory you actually believe?
I got interested in the "faked moon landing" theory. But after reading enough, it's pretty clear that the moon landing really happened.
Anonymous
12/13/2020 19:05
Subject: Re:What is the wildest conspiracy theory you actually believe?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Man did not walk on the moon.
How did the footprints get there?
Hahhaa.. have you seen them in person or from the photo?
Anonymous
12/13/2020 18:26
Subject: Re:What is the wildest conspiracy theory you actually believe?
I've love to know the motive but I think he acted alone. The door was locked from the inside so no one could get in and stop him. The rooms had a connecting door, so they were both his and he could freely move between the rooms. That's not unusual.Anonymous wrote:How odd that we got to page 28 without discussion of the Las Vegas shooter being set up as a patsy, not sure by whom. How could he have managed all of that without at least one other shooter? Why was the adjacent room door locked from the inside? What was the real story of the guy in the hall? Once the girlfriend returned to the US, why did she disappear?
Anonymous
12/13/2020 17:29
Subject: Re:What is the wildest conspiracy theory you actually believe?
How odd that we got to page 28 without discussion of the Las Vegas shooter being set up as a patsy, not sure by whom. How could he have managed all of that without at least one other shooter? Why was the adjacent room door locked from the inside? What was the real story of the guy in the hall? Once the girlfriend returned to the US, why did she disappear?