Crazy conspiracy theories that you are starting to believe
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If someone said 2 year ago that there is an American billionaire who has a private island and who pimps out underage girls to the global elite how many would call that crazy?
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https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2020/01/08/iran-earthquake-nuclear-plant/
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No, absolutely not. Not a chance. Consider a few things:
-How would North Korea get a nuclear device drilled into the bottom of the ocean off of Indonesia? And it would have to be drilled so as not to diffuse the lions share of the energy into the water. And how could it reach those depths without imploding, considering they had no miniaturization technology as of yet.
-The first North Korean test, two years later, was estimated at .48 kilotons. The Indonesian earthquake produced approximately 92 gigatons, which is 180 million times as much energy.
-Most importantly, WHY?!?! Kim Jong-Il's primary goal was to prove to the world that he had a nuclear capability. If he managed to ignite one of his little sparklers, the last thing he wanted to do was hide it.
None of this adds up. It was physically impossible and remains entirely nonsensical.
Nothing fishy about it really. He was an upstart leader from an important family that was a useful ally when America wanted allies in Afghanistan. The extent to which his people were trained by the C.I.A. is frequently overblown, but they had a relationship at the time because they had similar goals. That relationship ended in Afghanistan, and by the time he was in Sudan, the CIA considered him not an ally, but a threat.
'Test run'? They were trying to knock down a building in '93, and might have succeeded if they had a better understanding of its architecture. And how could it be a 'test run', when the buildings were later brought down by planes? Unless you're suggesting... no, no, I'm sure you're not. Good.
Certifiably crazy. If you think there's anything to this, you should stop trusting your instincts... on anything. They will never, ever help you.
No, absolutely not. Not a chance. Consider a few things:
-How would North Korea get a nuclear device drilled into the bottom of the ocean off of Indonesia? And it would have to be drilled so as not to diffuse the lions share of the energy into the water. And how could it reach those depths without imploding, considering they had no miniaturization technology as of yet.
-The first North Korean test, two years later, was estimated at .48 kilotons. The Indonesian earthquake produced approximately 92 gigatons, which is 180 million times as much energy.
-Most importantly, WHY?!?! Kim Jong-Il's primary goal was to prove to the world that he had a nuclear capability. If he managed to ignite one of his little sparklers, the last thing he wanted to do was hide it.
None of this adds up. It was physically impossible and remains entirely nonsensical.
Nothing fishy about it really. He was an upstart leader from an important family that was a useful ally when America wanted allies in Afghanistan. The extent to which his people were trained by the C.I.A. is frequently overblown, but they had a relationship at the time because they had similar goals. That relationship ended in Afghanistan, and by the time he was in Sudan, the CIA considered him not an ally, but a threat.
'Test run'? They were trying to knock down a building in '93, and might have succeeded if they had a better understanding of its architecture. And how could it be a 'test run', when the buildings were later brought down by planes? Unless you're suggesting... no, no, I'm sure you're not. Good.
Certifiably crazy. If you think there's anything to this, you should stop trusting your instincts... on anything. They will never, ever help you.
David Dennison
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I dont think we got the full story on the Kennedy assassination and Oswald then getting murdered. No theory on why (Cubans, Russians, mob), it just seemed like a cover-up.
Smart Alek
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I'll agree on this one. We almost certainly don't have the whole story here. It's a little far fetched that a mobbed-up night club owner would throw away his life out of sheer, unbridled patriotism.
That said, there are several detailed but unrelated descriptions of what really happened, and one of them might be the real story. At this point though, it doesn't appear like we'll ever learn which one.
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So I use to be against such thoughts but I watched a PBS docu series on the race to the moon. There isn't a chance In Hell we made it on the computing power and technology we had at the time. That series proposing what an achievement it was showed me we likely didn't land on the moon in that time period. Or they had more technology then what they led on. The math doesn't add up
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Cauliflower is being systematically eradicated by the International Broccoli Supremacy Coalition in the attempt to make green the supreme color of the known Universe.
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If only broccoli & brussel sprouts had such dedicated tormentors, the dinner table would be a much happier place.
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