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Primate98 3 points ago +3 / -0

Are you a liberal? Try to resist, brother!

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Primate98 3 points ago +3 / -0

We meet the Evidence Czar! How ironic.

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Primate98 7 points ago +7 / -0

I agree with this. I think Elon was "turned" some time ago.

You can tell They are freaked out by the sheer amount of shillage on r/conspiracy. I must have seen the pic of Elon with Ghislaine in the background posted eight different times, along with every other dumb Elon slam.

How much shall we see here?

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Primate98 5 points ago +5 / -0

Whoa, Ari is one narrative behind on this! I'll write it for him:

Our elections could be swayed by LACK of censorship! How would we know who to vote for unless we receive clear and unambiguous instructions? There's no path forward for democracy if democratic processes are in place. Our very right to be silenced is in jeopardy!

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Primate98 5 points ago +5 / -0

So rather than posting counter-evidence you go with name calling, outrage, and expletives? I fear some may find that less than completely persuasive, particularly given your high scholarly standards. I would have been embarrassed at the public demonstration of a total lack of counter-evidence, but I appreciate your candor with us.

See you next time! :)

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Primate98 4 points ago +4 / -0

Zelensky rejected peace offer days before Russian offensive – WSJ

Surrendered Ukrainian troops confirm Kiev’s plans of massive offensive in Donbass — DPR

There is much more. You might consider researching these matters for yourself. I'm not sure it's up to others on this site to do it for you.

As a bonus, though, you may want to review this on the matter of killing civilians: IN VIDEO: UKRAINIAN SOLDIERS CONFIRM THEY WERE ORDERED TO KILL CIVILIANS IN RUBEZHNOE

Again, there is much more. BTW, I don't really like highlighting the ignorance of other people, although I have the suspicion may have never noticed.

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Primate98 5 points ago +5 / -0

The article is really well-written and full of information, but as for the headline, I think the author hasn't kept up with just how far beyond the looking glass we've gone here in the United States of Freedom and the rest of the Free World.

The US "leadership" is detached from reality, literally psychotic.They'll say anything at this point, such as: Biden White House Releases Memo Insisting Its Policies — Open Borders, Arming Taliban, Stranding Americans in Afghanistan, Squatters Camps on Border — Are VERY Popular with American Public . Sadly, some fraction of the public will believe that precisely because the White House just said it.

In Ukraine, Putin finally reached the end of the line trying to reason with and come to an accommodation on the situation. How could anyone? You'd have to be mentally ill yourself to trust the Neo-Colonialists, their puppets, and their Nazi dogs. Regrettably, Putin had to create facts on the ground through force of arms. Everyone is going to say whatever they're going to say about that, but I guarantee he does not give one rat's ass about that. Reread the first sentence of the paragraph.

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Primate98 2 points ago +2 / -0

From what I understand has been learned from near-death experiencers, there is no Hell as in the popular conception. There are, however, less good places in the Afterlife. There is also no external judgement, you only judge yourself during a life review where you feel the experiences of those you have hurt. You are supported with a sense of overwhelming love during this learning process.

I've never heard any word on the effect on reincarnation from those who believe they have been reincarnated. Well, that's excluding the zillions of charlatans and deluded.

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Primate98 4 points ago +4 / -0

Think about how George Washington and Abraham Lincoln died fighting Russia just to protect us from free speech. And here we are literally decades later, throwing it all away.

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Primate98 2 points ago +2 / -0

It seems like They are really desperate. They won't even take a chance throwing a bone to the French populace and give them a compromised Le Pen. That could have bought them a couple of years.

It's like They don't remember the Yellow Vests, who seemed like they'd had it up their globes oculaires before all the COVID lockdowns. I hate when They just push more chips into the center of the table. Gives me the feeling They don't plan on folding, tipping their hat, and walking away gracefully.

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Primate98 5 points ago +5 / -0

Well, she didn't do little, she did nothing. You quite literally did more by posting about it on conspiracies.win.

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Primate98 13 points ago +13 / -0

Does anyone want to defend Le Pen as NOT being controlled opposition? She didn't even hint at suggesting there might exist the possibility that some shenanigans took place with the commanding reelection of a deeply despised person. She just instantly conceded.

"We'll get 'em prochaine fois, mes amis!"

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Primate98 3 points ago +3 / -0

It seemed so old-timey and cornball, until he mentioned vaginas.

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Primate98 2 points ago +2 / -0

Although what the article points out is true, I think they're actually trying to misdirect from an even more shocking statistic: the fertility rate in the United States dropped below replacement level 50 years ago. Exclusive of immigration, we would have already seen a substantial decline in the population, as well as a significantly higher average age.

US Births Dip to 30-Year Low; Fertility Rate Further Below Replacement Level (5/17/2018)

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Primate98 1 point ago +1 / -0

Out of the NYT? We live in an age of wonders.

Actually, I think this is a reflection that even control of a hellhole like that was never complete, but based on subversion of key positions together with a lot of people just trying to keep their jobs. But I'm sure many of those same people still think of themselves as journalists and provide constant back-pressure.

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Primate98 2 points ago +2 / -0

Even for non-conspiritorial types, this was the most-overlooked aspect of the incident. The MSM was silent, of course. Many talk about the "pussification" of America and there's some merit to it, but this was a shining counter-example.

I doubt that it even crossed Kyle's mind that he would actually fire his weapon in defense that evening. In what world does anyone start trouble with someone holding a rifle? If you read up on him at all, he's a goody two-shoes, trying to be a solid citizen. He is 100% not the type to go look for a chance to do violence.

He also allowed himself to be separated from his friends, which tells us he had no awareness of any present danger to his safety. But then suddenly he's a scared teenager, all alone and literally fleeing for his life. He gets two KIA and one WIA, all while trying his best to break contact.

So what happens in America when it's organized groups of armed men, many of them ex-military, outraged and completely fed up at what they've witnessed over the last few years and decades? Sometimes conspiracy theorists claim, "Oh, they're trying to provoke citizens into violence!" Maybe, but that seems absolutely insane. If that ever happens, and I'm not saying it can't, I think any armed civil unrest would be very brutal and very short.

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Primate98 3 points ago +3 / -0

You surely agree with the Pentagon, but I was going by this (from two weeks ago): Pentagon says Ukraine can 'absolutely" win the war. I'm no expert but how can you win a war if you've lost 91% of equipment?

You can join the vibrant conversation over there. Meanwhile in the US, the arch-warmonger and global hyperpower has run out of combat-ready weapons systems to ship to Ukraine and has moved on to vaporware: Calling all weapons makers: Pentagon seeks new ideas to arm Ukraine

No estimates available on when "stuff we haven't thought of yet" will turn the tide.

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Primate98 5 points ago +5 / -0

The incident came when the damage due to rioting was really ramping up, and people were taking up arms to protect property, both their own and others. They had to put a stop to the "rooftop Koreans" phenomenon which had been so effective.

There were two important reasons. First, They needed to make an example of a 2nd Amendment type. He gets his ass killed and then They can play it many ways: it was his own fault, he incited, assailants were justified, looking for trouble, etc. Suddenly no one wants to follow that example. Second, They had to have a "safe space" for the rioters They Themselves incited. Cities won't burn themselves down, and you can't get rioters if a bunch of them get shot.

As you can see, it worked out just dandy for Them even though Kyle didn't actually get murdered. Was there even a single instance of armed self-defense by a citizen through all the rioting? I'm not sure the cops ever even pulled a gun on anyone.

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Primate98 10 points ago +10 / -0

I wrote up couple of analyses of the incident showing that it was, without doubt, a murder plot involving several people. They were probably not targeting Kyle specifically, just anyone bearing arms to defend property and Kyle just looked like an easy mark. Gaige should have got a very special kind of injection, the kind offered for free by the state in very special circumstances, and in front of a set of witnesses.

The analyses were (of course!) severely de-boosted, but here's the shorter one about a less well-known aspect (and you'll find out why it's less well-known)L There was a conspiracy to murder Kyle Rittenhouse that night, and Joshua Ziminski was involved. If you don’t agree, at least tell me which Joshua Ziminski was not involved.

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Primate98 3 points ago +3 / -0

As I've studied it, when you take a close look at all the warmongering throughout Europe, all the NATO countries are actually dragging their feet. Anyone with sense knew it was over Day 1. They send old, cruddy, non-functioning weapons, etc. The Poles knew they were never going to see those MiGs again, so they had to be offered free planes from the US to even go along with it.

Even in the worst warmongering states like the UK, Poland, and Germany, it's just a handful of people. It's especially apparent in Germany, where they're not going to come out and challenge the party line, but they'll say, "Uh, our whole deal is going to implode if Russia shuts off the gas, dummies. It's bad now and will get real super bad."

I see it all as some reason for optimism in these troubled times. Couldn't we all use some?

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Primate98 3 points ago +3 / -0

He certainly seems determined to take control of Twitter, and "They" certainly seem determined not to let him have it. Elon was obviously one of "Them" at one time, but no one seems to want to examine the thesis that he was "turned" some time ago. But I will admit that loudly expressing opinion as fact is much more convenient than research, analysis, and discussion.

Thanks for posting!

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Primate98 2 points ago +2 / -0

I believe the U.S. and its allies should rapidly field their own hypersonic weapons....

Here, the writer flatly admits the U.S. and its allies have no hypersonic weapons (however implicitly defined) comparable to those of the Russians, which have now been used in combat several times. The Chinese.systems are already being tested.

IIRC, after several US failures, the Russians offered to share their operational hypersonic technology, recognizing its destabilizing character. The US turned them down, I suppose because huge defense contracts aren't awarded when someone just hands you somthing.

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Primate98 3 points ago +3 / -0

I would say so, yes. In fact, the Russians went farther than I thought they would. When they said "demilitarization", I guess they really meant it. This was three weeks ago:

Ukraine says its defense industry has been almost destroyed (3/31/2022)

Kiev's official accused Moscow of trying to reduce Ukraine to a “destroyed territory” in which “no one would be interested”

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