Daily conspiracy

[Fake Messiah]

Oh well, this topic doesn't have much of a future anymore since it will easily turn into a daily roster for the Trump administration.

Like this story from WAPO

10 RFK Jr. conspiracy theories and false claims, in his own words

1. Kennedy has falsely linked vaccines to autism

Kennedy, who founded a prominent anti-vaccine group, has repeatedly linked the childhood vaccine schedule to autism — a claim that has been debunked by scientists.

2. Kennedy falsely called the coronavirus vaccine the ‘deadliest vaccine ever made’

3. Kennedy promotes raw milk, stem cells and other controversial or debunked medical treatments

Raw milk is unsafe to consume, and the Food and Drug Administration and the CDC have strongly advised against consuming it because it can contain dangerous bacteria, such as salmonella, E. coli and listeria. It can also contain viruses, including the H5N1 bird flu virus that is causing an outbreak in dairy cattle and has sickened at least 46 people in the United States. Unpasteurized milk from infected cows can contain high levels of infectious H5N1 virus.

4. Kennedy argues government employees have an interest in ‘mass poisoning’ the American public

5. Kennedy has falsely linked antidepressants to mass shootings

6. Kennedy incorrectly suggests AIDS may not be caused by HIV

7. Kennedy falsely argues children’s gender identity can be impacted by water

Kennedy has repeatedly argued that chemicals in the water are changing children’s sexuality and gender identity.

8. Kennedy has falsely touted ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine as effective covid treatments

9. Kennedy argued that covid-19 was ‘ethnically targeted’ to spare Ashkenazi Jews and Chinese people

10. Kennedy claims 5G high-speed wireless network is used to ‘control our behavior’

https://www.washingtonpost.com/health/20...se-claims/

[Fake Messiah]

This is from last year.

Oliver Stone: "[Putin] is not the monster that has been pictured by the American propaganda machine."

[Fake Messiah]

Shaquille O'Neal admits he studied conspiracy theories surrounding the JFK assassination: "There's more than 50 different theories"

While O'Neal chose not to disclose the specifics of the theories he had learned, he concluded that Kennedy's murder is a truly controversial matter.

"I'm not going to elaborate on it, but when I was young, I studied the JFK assassination," the Hall of Fame center said on Complex's GOAT Talk this past September. "I went to The Book Depository in Dallas, I've studied it. I'm not going to give you my theory on what I think happened because it's a real serious topic, but you know, the fact that there's more than 50 different theories it just makes it a even bigger conspiracy theory."

Shaq also believes that the Earth being round is a conspiracy theory.

In the same September appearance on Complex, the four-time champ also talked about his belief that the Earth is flat. But even before that, Shaq has already shared his bizarre take on the subject on more than one occasion in the past.

"I flew 20 hours today. Not once did I go this way," O'Neal once said while gesturing he didn't go upside down or tip over.

"You know they say the world is spinning? I've lived on a lake for 30 years, and I've never seen the lake move to the left or right," he pointed out.

https://www.basketballnetwork.net/off-th...assination

[Mister Agenda]

That one makes me kind of sad. He should have friends that will be honest with him about this stuff.

[Fake Messiah]

This Viral Video Proves the Conspiracy Theory That Mike Tyson Wasn't Allowed to Hit Jake Paul Hard

It's a tale as old as boxing itself. As much as the public loves to watch people fight and pay good money to do so, there have always been people who love that money even more. And they want a piece of it more than they care about the sport. So they'll pay boxers to take a dive.

So when the whole world was exposed to that shambolic exhibition of boxing cosplay between Jake "Problem Child" Paul and Mike "Baddest Man on the Planet" last weekend - in which neither was a problem or bad for the other - it was only natural they'd default to believing the fix was in. That there was some sort of agreement not to hit each other with ill intent.

Fortunately for us, but unfortunately for Netflix and anyone else who made a buck off of this, this isn't Jake LaMotta's time. This non-fight didn't happen in some LA arena near where Marcellus through Tony Rock Horror through a window for touching Mrs. Wallace's feet. This was on the internet, where every whiff, miss and pulled punch can live on forever.

So credit to whomever gave us this little gem together, which proves beyond the tiniest shadow of a doubt the conspiracies are right:

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https://www.barstoolsports.com/blog/3531...-paul-hard

[Mister Agenda]

The bigger gloves should have been enough to give Jake Paul the edge.

[Fake Messiah]

The fastest-moving stars in the galaxy may be piloted by intelligent aliens, new paper suggests

Given the enormous distances between the stars, however, interstellar travel is tremendously difficult and time-consuming. So, instead of leaving their system, an intrepid alien species might decide to take their system with them. The main advantage of accelerating their own star would be that they get to keep it with them as they travel. They would do this by causing their star to either radiate or evaporate in just one direction, which would propel the star, along with all of its planets, to a new location in the galaxy.

Astronomers have investigated whether "hypervelocity" stars (which, as their name suggests, are stars with an extraordinarily high velocity) may have been purposefully launched by alien civilizations, but the known candidates show no signs of artificial interference.

In a recent paper, Clement Vidal, a philosopher at the Vrije University Brussels in Belgium, pointed out that most stars are not solitary but rather belong to binary systems. This means we might be missing half of the potential artificially accelerated stars. Even better, binary systems offer many advantages over their solo counterparts, Vidal wrote in his paper, which has not been peer-reviewed or published in a scientific journal.

https://www.livescience.com/space/extrat...r-suggests

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

That one kind of sounds plausible.

Yup. Just because something is a conspiracy doesn’t mean it’s not true.

Boru

[zebo-the-fat]

Would be a pig to park when you get to your destination!

[Fake Messiah]

Putin's hands don't move. Bild highlighted Putin's odd behavior during his speech which lasted 7 minutes and 45 seconds. His hands and fingers remained still as if glued to the table or frozen during editing. They even claim that his hands have been added in as a photo.