Daily conspiracy

[zebo-the-fat]

https://www.militarytimes.com/off-duty/m...-possible/

I say a teapot in orbit around Uranus is possible.

You beat me to it!

[Gawdzilla Sama]

Solved.

[Fake Messiah]

Conspiracy Theorists Are Setting Up Their Own Dating Sites

Conspiracy theorists are setting up their own dedicated dating sites, in response to what they see as their growing incompatibility with mainstream society.

The latest, schwurbeltreff.de, was launched last month in Germany, and claims to have gained 1,500 users in its first three weeks.

Alongside the standard dating profile bio questions around height, hobbies and favourite movies, new users of the site are asked to list which conspiracy theories they consider to be real – such as coronavirus, QAnon, New World Order or prepper ideology – and to disclose the number of coronavirus vaccines they’ve taken. New users are also asked to describe where they get their information about current events, and to explain how they think the world will change in the next 20 years.

Meanwhile in the UK, hardline conspiracy groups have set up their own off-grid “education hubs” to pull their children out of mainstream education, while others have launched efforts to set up entire breakaway communities, supposedly beyond the reach of the state.

https://www.vice.com/en/article/v7b4ax/c...ng-website

[The Valkyrie]

Conspiracy Theorists Are Setting Up Their Own Dating Sites

Conspiracy theorists are setting up their own dedicated dating sites, in response to what they see as their growing incompatibility with mainstream society.

The latest, schwurbeltreff.de, was launched last month in Germany, and claims to have gained 1,500 users in its first three weeks.

Alongside the standard dating profile bio questions around height, hobbies and favourite movies, new users of the site are asked to list which conspiracy theories they consider to be real – such as coronavirus, QAnon, New World Order or prepper ideology – and to disclose the number of coronavirus vaccines they’ve taken. New users are also asked to describe where they get their information about current events, and to explain how they think the world will change in the next 20 years.

Meanwhile in the UK, hardline conspiracy groups have set up their own off-grid “education hubs” to pull their children out of mainstream education, while others have launched efforts to set up entire breakaway communities, supposedly beyond the reach of the state.

https://www.vice.com/en/article/v7b4ax/c...ng-website

Those websites are actually set up by the overlords of Alpha Centauri to identify those who come close to finding out the truth of their control of Earth so they can be rounded up.

Those communities: death camps run by Martian Mercenaries...

[Angrboda]

Those websites are actually set up by the overlords of Alpha Centauri to identify those who come close to finding out the truth of their control of Earth so they can be rounded  up.

Those communities: death camps run by Martian Mercenaries...

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[Fake Messiah]

Inside the Private Group Where Parents Give Ivermectin to Kids With Autism

In a private group on Telegram, parents whose children are living with a range of disabilities including autism, Asperger’s Syndrome, and Down Syndrome cheer each other on and provide support when discussing daily struggles.

But the channel’s main function isn’t actually support: It’s to promote the use of veterinary ivermectin as a treatment—and in some cases a cure—for these disabilities.

Hundreds of parents have turned to this conspiracy network, and are recommending a drug to each other that experts have repeatedly said is designed only for large animals and is so concentrated that it can be toxic when ingested by humans. In the channel, parents even share stories about their children experiencing horrific side effects from the drug, including brain fog, severe headaches, nausea, muscle pain, and seizures—and are routinely dismissed by those running the channel, who claim it’s a normal part of the ‘healing’ process.

https://www.vice.com/en/article/pkayeg/i...ids-autism

[Fake Messiah]

[arewethereyet]

[Fake Messiah]

Conspiracy Theorists Are Freaking Out About the UK’s 'Armageddon Alert'

The testing of a new emergency alarm system that sends alerts to smartphones in case of events such as extreme weather has got conspiracy theorists in the UK convinced that – you guessed it – it’s part of a plot by the New World Order.

The announcement earlier this month of plans for the test has put conspiracy theorists into a tailspin, with prominent truthers warning the trial is part of a “globalist” plot and a "precursor of what's to come."

Conspiracist channels have been abuzz with chatter about the alert system, with users framing the trial as an effort to enforce public compliance and install spyware as part of a nefarious plot to bring about a dystopian New World Order.

Their concern has seen hundreds of online mentions of hashtags like #PhonesOff23April and #emergencyalerts, as conspiracy theorists urge each other to change their phone settings to avoid receiving the alerts, according to Chris Proops, an OSINT specialist at Logically, an organisation that combats online misinformation.

He told VICE World News that much of the chatter linked the test to a supposed plot by the World Economic Forum and the World Health Organisation to bring about a so-called “Great Reset” – a familiar narrative in conspiracy-land.

“If this wasn’t a precursor for what’s about to come then I don’t know what is,” Stott said in the video. “If this doesn’t wake people up, then I don’t know what will.”

He falsely claimed that the test would require people to “reply” to the message, or else their phones would be deactivated for the day – and suggested, incorrectly, that any response would allow government spyware to be installed on their phone.

Stott, whose group is known for training so-called “peace constables” to act as self-appointed police officers in helping people resist the authorities, also suggested the test was part of a government ploy to monitor compliance with its orders, as part of a “scoping strategy…ahead of them crashing the banks.”

https://www.vice.com/en/article/m7bjn4/e...-theorists

[The Grand Nudger]

Peace constables, neato. So...bit like our nuts with bombs, then?