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nycfan said:
Trump Admin focusing on Chemtrail conspiracy theories — at least mostly debunking them.

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EPA’s Lee Zeldin publishes facts page debunking claims that ‘chemtrails’ alter weather​


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EPA’s Lee Zeldin publishes facts page debunking claims that ‘chemtrails’ alter weather

“We did the legwork, looked at the science, consulted agency experts, and pulled in relevant outside information to put these online resources together,” Zeldin said.
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Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. responded to a viral video last August claiming to show the dispersal of chemicals into the atmosphere as a “crime” that he would “stop” for good.

At an April 29 town hall event with TV host Dr. Phil McGraw, Kennedy blamed the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) for possibly spraying bromium, aluminum, and strontium into the sky.

“A lot of it now is coming out of the jet fuel. You know, those materials are put in jet fuel. I’m going to do everything in my power to stop it,” he told a concerned audience member.

“EPA shares many of the same concerns when it comes to potential threats to human health and the environment, especially from solar geoengineering activities,” Zeldin declared in his video message.

“Prior to now, EPA has never been this proactive to raise awareness about concerns with geoengineering and to stop this activity from being scaled up.”…”
 
ZZLPHeels said:
The people wearing masks to conceal their identity generally aren't normal members of the "public". They are professional agitators/rioters who are concealing their identity because they intend to commit criminal acts and don't want to be caught. Protesting is protected free speech; rioting is not.
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I see few if any protesters wearing masks at protests

I see few if any LE not wearing masks at protests or when they are abducting non violent brown folks from their homes, schools, and workplaces
 
finesse said:
Maybe "normal" cops although the rate of shooting deaths by sheriffs in rural areas continue to rise, but the type of people joining ICE with the speed of hiring, the lack of vetting and the administrative approach makes me extremely skeptical that we're not putting thugs on the street.

We certainly didn't need to spend that kind of money or focus so much on such a flimsy issue as immigration. There's been a hell of a lot more claims about issues than demonstrable issues.
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Sure, I don’t have a problem with that and I think that is a noble cause to protest. If I was at a protest and saw people concealing their identity and causing trouble I would want those people out of there because their actions would likely cause the original intent of the protest to be lost and could lead to the entire event being shut down.
 
heelinhell said:
I see few if any protesters wearing masks at protests

I see few if any LE not wearing masks at protests or when they are abducting non violent brown folks from their homes, schools, and workplaces
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I have seen plenty of people wearing masks at protests that have devolved into riots largely because of the actions of those people wearing masks. Speaking up is nothing to be ashamed of. Launching bricks or piss bottles is, which is why the people doing so attempt to conceal their identity.
 
dukeman92 said:
How does one become a professional rioter? What's the pay plan? Benefits package?
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Some of them actually make quite a bit of money. Essentially they initiate violence and file lawsuits when the police respond. They usually win settlements even when no true wrongdoing occurred because that is cheaper and faster than going to court.

There is a reason that a lot of the anarchists you see arrested at these events come from well outside the local area. They travel across the country to cause trouble.
 
ZZLPHeels said:
The people wearing masks to conceal their identity generally aren't normal members of the "public". They are professional agitators/rioters who are concealing their identity because they intend to commit criminal acts and don't want to be caught. Protesting is protected free speech; rioting is not.
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Ohhhh, tell me more about George Soros, please.
 
ZZLPHeels said:
The people wearing masks to conceal their identity generally aren't normal members of the "public". They are professional agitators/rioters who are concealing their identity because they intend to commit criminal acts and don't want to be caught. Protesting is protected free speech; rioting is not.
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I have a constitutional right to protest anonymously. If I riot, arrest my ass and remove my mask when you book me.
 
dukeman92 said:
How does one become a professional rioter? What's the pay plan? Benefits package?
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Perhaps you don't know that Antifa is hiring employees currently.

Your pay depends upon the number of riots you attend and how many hours you riot at each protest. The hourly rate is $15/hour with a $50 dollar bonus for each window you break, each Molotov cocktail you toss, and each police officer you maim.

The benefits package includes catastrophic health insurance if you are hospitalized as a result of being beaten with batons, blinded by pepper spray, or wounded by real or rubber bullets.

There is no retirement plan and no dental or vision insurance offered for routine care. Of course, there is no paid sick leave or paid vacation

I read last year's Antifa annual report and the listed expenditures for employee pay and benefits was $2,687.

The Antifa budget was $5000 which included employee costs, and promo flyers announcing the upcoming riots. George Soros funded $10,000 which left Antifa with a $7000 surplus.
 
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heelinhell said:
Perhaps you don't know that Antifa is hiring employees currently.

Your pay depends upon the number of riots you attend and how many hours you riot at each protest. The hourly rate is $15/hour with a $50 dollar bonus for each window you break, each Molotov cocktail you toss, and each police officer you maim.

The benefits package includes catastrophic health insurance if you are hospitalized as a result of being beaten with batons, blinded by pepper spray, or wounded by real or rubber bullets.

There is no retirement plan and no dental or vision insurance offered for routine care. Of course, there is no paid sick leave or paid vacation

I read last year's Antifa annual report and the listed expenditures for employee pay and benefits was $2,687.

The Antifa budget was $5000 which included employee costs, and promo flyers announcing the upcoming protests. George Soros funded $10,000 which left Antifa with a $7000 surplus.
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Link?
 
During the American Revolution and the debate over the U.S. Constitution, several Founding Fathers used pseudonyms to protest or advocate their positions.
Some prominent examples include:
  • Samuel Adams:
    Used a multitude of pseudonyms, including Candidus, Vindex, Populus, and A Son of Liberty, to write articles in the Boston Gazette advocating for colonial rights and criticizing British policies.
  • Benjamin Franklin: Employed pseudonyms like Silence Dogood, Richard Saunders, and Polly Baker to publish articles and pamphlets on various social and political issues, sometimes to avoid repercussions for controversial views, according to Bucknell University.
  • Thomas Paine: Published his influential pamphlet "Common Sense," which argued for American independence, anonymously.
  • John Dickinson: Authored the "Letters from a Farmer in Pennsylvania" using the pseudonym "A Farmer" to oppose the Townshend Acts.
  • Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, and John Jay: Wrote the Federalist Papers under the collective pseudonym "Publius" to advocate for the ratification of the U.S. Constitution.
These are just a few examples, as the use of pseudonyms was a common practice during this era to engage in political debate, express unpopular opinions without facing direct retaliation, and focus attention on the arguments themselves rather than the authors' personalities.
 
ZZLPHeels said:
This isn’t a MAGA, Q Anon conspiracy. It is well documented and not even debatable. Denying the obvious simply because it is inconvenient for your cause is ironically peak MAGA behavior.
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It's not a conspiracy so much as a logical fallacy. The fact that some rioters wear masks doesn't mean all protesters in masks are rioters. Just as the fact that some murders are committed with guns doesn't mean all gun owners are murderers.
 
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