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| Re: The 'false flags' of the Sandy Hook Massacre and September 11, 2001 by Mischief Maker 08/31/2022, 5:58pm PDT | ||||
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Tansin A. Darcos wrote: To sell boner pills. As pointed out in more detail by others, a number of scams benefit from looking like the most obvious shit in the world (from badly written emails to anonymous calls from a guy with a heavy accent who identifies himself as "Braden") because their obvious flaws automatically weed out people too smart to fall and they can maximize man-hours spent talking with the dopiest of potential marks. Alex Jones' pill-mill is no different. He wants people credulous enough to buy a pill called "DNA Force" and so he needs their IQ to be room-temperature or below. Though sometimes it does bite him in the ass when his interactions extend beyond the cybervoid and enter meat-space: RIP Michael Brooks! |
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The 'false flags' of the Sandy Hook Massacre and September 11, 2001 by 08/31/2022, 3:56pm PDT  Re: The 'false flags' of the Sandy Hook Massacre and September 11, 2001 by 08/31/2022, 5:58pm PDT Mischief Maker, you've misunderstood me or I didn't make myself clear by 08/31/2022, 10:41pm PDT Because "false flag" was in the zeitgeist for decades. Hammer bros seeing nails. NT by 09/01/2022, 8:07am PDT "If all you have is a hammer, every problem looks like a nail." NT by 09/07/2022, 7:50am PDT |
