This should be huge. It probably won't be. But it should. View quoted note →

He was SCHEDULED View quoted note →

New protest strategy: If you see an add for a store or service, refuse to be their customer. Make advertisement counterproductive.

Staples used to pay you for battery recycling. Now they charge you. What the fuck.

Crazy. Anyway. Who were Epstein's clients? View quoted note →

It's the powerhouse of the cell View quoted note →

Didn't drop the Epstein files to View quoted note →

"no new wars" View quoted note →

It doesn't take a good person to stop and help a dying stranger. It takes a monster not to.

The problem with people who reduce and dismiss anything deemed "conspiracy theory" is the shear naivety. While sometimes it has to do with an unbreakable emotional attachment to believing a comfortable narrative that conforms to a soft and cozy world view, it always boils down to an inability or a refusal to accept the lengths that some people are will to go to control everyone else.

It's only a matter of time before nanobots become a legitimate threat. First people will post about it hesitantly, saying they're having weird symptoms they can't quite explain. Then doctors will come out saying they've found them, and they'll lose their license for touting "conspiracy theories". Then the government will begin bashing the people saying they've been affected. Then there will be minor disclosure to the tune of "I mean we have nanobots, but we don't use them on you." Then it will slowly just become common knowledge. Same playbook. New chaos. So we have that to look forward to.

Maybe proselytizing at a red light isn't the best method. To whom it may concern.

*sports ball post*