This is very sad, but there is no other explanation for it.
Remember when you were a young idiot, say around 17 or so (just assuming a few of you were like me at that age—for the most part, an adolescent, immature, idiot). And you might get involved in some cruel joke with a less fortunate fellow idiot in your class.
I mean a kid who wasn’t totally together, not really bad off (you would never do this to someone really bad off, I know I didn’t), but just not as sharp as you or your cohorts. You would tease him (usually a “him”), yeah, that’s what it was, innocent “teasing.” And you and your buddies would laugh and laugh—you couldn’t believe how naïve this guy was.
He would believe anything, no matter how preposterous.
I always think of Anthony Fauci when this idea comes up. He must have gone home laughing every time he made one of his news briefs. “Now it might be a good idea to wear two masks!” Hilarious. “Can you believe that???” He probably exclaimed, “They bought that?” How f—ing stupid are these people?” That’s sad. Very sad.
But tell me if you have a better explanation for the last five years. And before that as well. What else could it be?
I think at one time, way back when, they went through a bit of trouble to trick us. They had not yet had enough experience to know “the people” would buy, for a fact, anything they threw at them. They probably thought they had to go through some effort to make it at least somewhat believable. Look at the JFK assassination.
That was a lot of
trouble. Setting up Oswald like they did, making Ruby the fall guy for
Oswald’s strange death. Hiding the other shooters on the grassy knoll.
They must have all gotten together and discussed the whole incident,
throwing out certain ideas, “No, we can’t do that, do you think the
American public is stupid??” No, they must not have thought that back
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