Daily conspiracy

[Nanny]

^ I have seen many stories of this nonsense over the past 25 years. I would love to speak with the brainless wonder who started this ridiculous superstition. Gee - let's hurl metal into the engine. GoOdlUcK!

[Fake Messiah]

Oh well, that's the end of an era.

Greene says she no longer believes QAnon conspiracy theory

During her appearance on “The View” on Tuesday, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) said she no longer believes in QAnon, which she has supported and promoted for years.

“So you’ve changed?” Hostin said back.

“Well no, I haven’t changed,” Greene said. “I was a victim, just like you were, of media lies and stuff you read on social media. You all have attacked me many times on this show because of things you’ve read about me that weren’t true, or clips you’ve seen.”

When co-host raised the point of “Jewish space lasers,” an aspect of QAnon that Greene has repeated before, Greene replied, “Not even true. Yeah, that’s been rebuffed.”

Greene posted and has since deleted a post on Facebook about “Jewish space lasers,” an antisemitic conspiracy theory that suggests California wildfires were caused by lasers linked to the Rothschilds, a family that has been falsely connected to other antisemitic conspiracy theories for over two centuries.

After reporters found Greene’s posts in 2021, she apologized at a Republican conference that same year. Along with the space lasers claim, Greene also promoted the QAnon-related claim that past school shootings were staged. She apologized for that too at the same conference and received a standing ovation.

https://thehill.com/homenews/house/55910...ction/amp/

Funny how I was never "a victim, just like you were, of media lies and stuff you read on social media" to believe in QAnon and Jewish space lasers. I wonder why? Is it because I was not brainwashed by religion so I knew how to be sceptical towards trash on the internet?

[Fake Messiah]

For the first time in history, a neurosurgeon recounts face-to-face communication with a live alien held in captivity and Peter Coyote narrates it.

From the notorious UFO grifter James Fox:





I know what you are going to say: "Imagine having a live alien held in captivity and not taking any pictures or videos."

But keep in mind that it's all so secret that it would be impossible, but not secret enough to keep the neurosurgeon's mouth shut.

[Fake Messiah]

So this Friday there will be the so-called Carbondalien Festival where people of a small Northeast Pennsylvania city celebrate the event when a diver surfaced a railroad lantern 51 years ago because they believe it was an alien spaceship.

Diving for UFOs: Scuba diver who found ‘alien’ lantern shares story



The Carbondalien’s tale began on a Saturday night around 7 on Nov. 9, 1974, when a group of teenagers from Russell Street told police they were walking about three blocks from the silt pond when they heard “whirring” and saw a red, sparking ball cross over Salem Mountain from the east and plunge into the water. The boys were among several who called police that night, according to news reports.

The object continued to glow for about nine hours, dispersing into a 15-foot-diameter circle. Stamey recalls one of the teen boys who spoke to police telling him the light made a sweeping pattern.

A search boat hooked an object at about 2:45 a.m. Sunday. As it was raised, the net went limp, the object fell and the light went out.

The story quickly gained national attention, attracting military personnel, police, UFO researchers and curious onlookers from at least 17 states and Canada.

Stamey, diver, persuaded city police to let him explore the murky pond until he spotted a metal handle sticking up out of the silt. He lifted the object and revealed a railroad lantern with its bulb still glowing, powered by a 6-volt battery.

Although city police quickly deemed the incident a hoax — just a lantern tossed in the water by a teenager to scare his sister — the story persisted. Some believed there was more in the water — a piece of space debris, a Russian satellite or a UFO.

Regardless of what happened that night, Carbondale embraces its Roswell-esque encounter.

Stamey’s discovery thrust him, unwittingly, into the orbit of the “Carbondalien,” a legend still celebrated 51 years later. The second annual Carbondalien Festival begins Friday evening with a parade and concert. The festival continues all day Saturday in downtown Carbondale.

In a retrospective article 25 years later, The Sunday Times interviewed Robert Gillette — one of the three teenage boys who spoke to police. Gillette, who was 39 at the time, said he had tossed the lantern into the water to scare his sister, Maria, and her friends.

When police arrived, fearing repercussions, Gillette told the paper, “I made the story up, and they bought it.”

However, in 2019, Gillette’s sister, Maria, appeared on a “UF BROS” podcast hosted by local barbers Shane Butler, Frank Froese and Brian “Toxic” Evans. She told the men her recollection chronologically, starting with her brother running into their house to tell her what he saw. She didn’t believe her brother threw the lantern into the water and thought there was something else in the pond, describing it as a “huge, round glow” that took up half the pond.

During that podcast, Gillette said she watched something glow underwater as the teens waited a few hours for police to arrive.

She recalled an officer saying, “If you open your mouths about this, there will be more than a UFO in the pond.”

https://www.thetimes-tribune.com/2025/11...res-story/

[Fake Messiah]

There was a vaccine conspiracy conference this weekend in Austin, Texas, called Children's Health Defense "Moment of Truth" conference.

The CDN is RFK Jr’s anti vaccine group before he joined the current administration.

Here are the speakers:



Bunch of idiots as one might expect.

Rand Paul gave a 25 minute talk on why Fauci should be in jail.

And Russell Brand had a normal one like always

[Fake Messiah]

Demi Moore might be an alien.

Roswell native Demi Moore thinks 'something definitely happened' at suspected UFO crash site

During an appearance on The Late Show With Stephen Colbert in support of her role on the series Landman, Moore told the host that she learned recently of his "fascination with aliens," which she thought was perfect because her own children often tell her "they think I'm part alien."

When Colbert first brought up the topic to Moore, she said, "Something definitely happened. But when I was a kid, it was never spoken about. Never. It just was not ever ever talked about, not even in passing. It was as if it was a secret."

She added that when Hollywood came calling, with documentaries and the popular WB show, Roswell, now all of a sudden in town, "there was a museum, and now there's a somewhat comprehensive museum discussing how they shut all communication down about it."

When Colbert pressed her on what she meant when she said something definitely happened, she demurred, "I don't know. Well, you know, the largest landing strip in America is in Roswell, so there's a lot of testing that goes on."

When she didn't elaborate further, Colbert teased, "Legally, you can't say anything or they'll take you out," to which she joked back, "It's possible."

Moore then turned the tables on the late-night host, asking what his fascination with aliens is. "What is not to be fascinated about?" he replied. "The possibility there are aliens, or a branch of the military that's been putting out these videos of unexplainable pill-shaped things that go into the water and come out and go from like 0 to 6,000 miles an hour with absolutely no g-force impact — I mean, what? I am not the one with the problem."

Moore shared with Colbert that she is taking her own alien fascination to the big screen with her upcoming film Strange Arrivals, which is based on the true story of Betty and Barney Hill's alleged alien abduction. Colman Domingo will play Barney, and Moore will play Betty.

https://ew.com/demi-moore-roswell-someth...e-11847588

[Fake Messiah]

"This is not just some crazy conspiracy theory."

Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna says that Congress has been shown testimony and material indicating non-human life and even what might qualify as interdimensional activity, and that some of what she has personally reviewed in classified settings is so sensitive it cannot be shared with the public at all.

[zebo-the-fat]

I have evidence of non human life, I call it a cat

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

Oh well, that's the end of an era.

Greene says she no longer believes QAnon conspiracy theory

During her appearance on “The View” on Tuesday, Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) said she no longer believes in QAnon, which she has supported and promoted for years.

“So you’ve changed?” Hostin said back.

“Well no, I haven’t changed,” Greene said. “I was a victim, just like you were, of media lies and stuff you read on social media. You all have attacked me many times on this show because of things you’ve read about me that weren’t true, or clips you’ve seen.”

When co-host raised the point of “Jewish space lasers,” an aspect of QAnon that Greene has repeated before, Greene replied, “Not even true. Yeah, that’s been rebuffed.”

Greene posted and has since deleted a post on Facebook about “Jewish space lasers,” an antisemitic conspiracy theory that suggests California wildfires were caused by lasers linked to the Rothschilds, a family that has been falsely connected to other antisemitic conspiracy theories for over two centuries.

After reporters found Greene’s posts in 2021, she apologized at a Republican conference that same year. Along with the space lasers claim, Greene also promoted the QAnon-related claim that past school shootings were staged. She apologized for that too at the same conference and received a standing ovation.

https://thehill.com/homenews/house/55910...ction/amp/

Funny how I was never "a victim, just like you were, of media lies and stuff you read on social media" to believe in QAnon and Jewish space lasers. I wonder why? Is it because I was not brainwashed by religion so I knew how to be sceptical towards trash on the internet?

I can't shake the feeling that she's laying the groundwork to angle for a job in the Newsom administration.

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Boru

[Fake Messiah]

Ana Kasparian supports Candace Owens' claim that people at Turning Point USA were involved with Charlie Kirk's assassination.

"She keeps providing, you know, evidence in the form of text exchanges that end up, you know, bolstering or reinforcing the arguments that she's making."