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“Hey everybody, remember that time a year or so ago when there was an incredibly complex, professional hit on a federal judge's family pulled off by a guy who drove into a safe, upper-class suburb disguised as a UPS driver, complete with a fake uniform and a fake truck, went straight up to exactly the right door, shot the judge's son and husband with a silenced pistol, then disappeared, never to be seen again, including having somehow disposed of a very-conspicuous fake UPS truck?

And remember how the FBI looked into it and the suspect that they came up with turned out to be a 72-year-old man with terminal cancer (not a demographic that commits many assassinations) who conveniently committed suicide before he could be arrested? And how the case was closed forever right after his body was found?

And how the news media reported on the story for a couple of days, then decided that the FBI's story made total sense and wasn't worth looking into any further, and and never mentioned the incident ever again?

Gee, I wonder what the deal with that was.

I guess that makes me one of those conspiracy lunatics, huh?”

“Hey everybody, remember that time a year or so ago when there was an incredibly complex, professional hit on a federal judge's family pulled off by a guy who drove into a safe, upper-class suburb disguised as a UPS driver, complete with a fake uniform and a fake truck, went straight up to exactly the right door, shot the judge's son and husband with a silenced pistol, then disappeared, never to be seen again, including having somehow disposed of a very-conspicuous fake UPS truck? And remember how the FBI looked into it and the suspect that they came up with turned out to be a 72-year-old man with terminal cancer (not a demographic that commits many assassinations) who conveniently committed suicide before he could be arrested? And how the case was closed forever right after his body was found? And how the news media reported on the story for a couple of days, then decided that the FBI's story made total sense and wasn't worth looking into any further, and and never mentioned the incident ever again? Gee, I wonder what the deal with that was. I guess that makes me one of those conspiracy lunatics, huh?” - gab user @antidem

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[–] • 6 pts

Holy shit, I had totally forgotten about this...

[–] • 2 pts

Shows you how weak a single mind is compared to whatever forces out there are seeking to eradicate thought

[–] • 2 pts

I think it's more just there's shit going down every single day that it gets to the point the little things don't matter anymore.

The big picture is obvious.

[–] • 0 pt

This.

However, GP comment still stands because it's impossible to state how important it is to have a coalition of minds working together in a structured way to solve problems. It's impossible for atomized individuals (like us) to keep track of all this in a way that's useful to our causes.

Without organization, we (freedom-minded and/or conservative people) will fail. It's easy to underestimate how powerful we, as a collective, can be, when you see the power of the ZOG, but it's also easy to underestimate how easily we can be separated and crushed by that ZOG when the time comes. And that time has come.

[–] • 5 pts

It was a FedEx truck you fucking lunatic.

[–] • 0 pt

That makes all the difference

[–] • 1 pt

It's the bureau of injustice. Do we know what the judge was threatening the deep state with?

[–] • 1 pt

Nothing to see here. Keep on truckin

[–] • 1 pt

Link?

[–] • 2 pts
[–] • 0 pt

He used UPS instead of FedEx but it is what happened. +1 to OP.

[–] • 1 pt

Reminds me of the journalists kids murdered after he wrote maybe a federal reserve article.

[–] • 1 pt

FBI = Fucking Bumbling Idiots

[–] • 0 pt

I wouldn't assume that they are incompetent. They are very good at what they do, it just doesn't have anything to do with bringing criminals to justice.

[–] • 1 pt

You give them entirely too much credit. Anyone that works for the government relinquished any sort of competency from their lives, or never had it to begin with.

Government jobs do not make for honest ambitious hard workers with ethics. Quite the opposite actually, since as long as you don't make the higher ups look bad you can be utter dog shit at your job and still get promoted.

[–] • 1 pt

The FBI doesn't fight crime. They stage manage crime.