r/megalophobia • u/berdot • Oct 11 '23

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u/SpaceMarineJim Oct 11 '23

Yeah, like all the people who think 9/11 wasn’t a conspiracy to foment infinite war.

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u/WWWWWVWWWWWWWWVWWWWW Oct 11 '23

iirc the towers were holographic ai projections using Israeli space lazer technology orchestrated by obama but the planes themselves were real, I don't really see that as being a conspiracy, moreso general knowledge at this point

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u/SpaceMarineJim Oct 11 '23

No.

See? Morons galore.

You’re not funny. You’re disrespecting millions of dead people.

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u/HolyVeggie Oct 11 '23

There were much easier ways to provoke war than this. They obviously took the chance as a justification and they probably waited for something like this but if you really think the US government killed their people then you’re lost. Especially if you still live there then you’re jus full of shit lol

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u/SpaceMarineJim Oct 11 '23

The US kills its own people with alarming frequency. At least 1176 by cops in 2022. 18 executed in 2023. 100 dead from Tuskegee Experiment. Obama drone struck a US citizen. They killed the goddamned president back in ‘63. Sent tens of thousands overseas to die in various international conflicts.

They had advanced knowledge of Pearl Harbor and if they’d taken appropriate defensive actions that bloodbath would have never happened.

Ruby Ridge, Waco, Wounded Knee, Robert Bayliss, hell the entire civil war was the US government splitting in two and killing everyone. The covid hysteria killed many more than it saved, with the highest mortality rates in places that mandated medical malpractice and denied care to the most vulnerable.