• When Conspiracy Theory becomes Conspiracy FACT

    From JTEM@jtem01@gmail.com to sci.skeptic,alt.paranormal,alt.atheism,alt.conspiracy,alt.alien.visitors on Tue Aug 12 12:56:55 2025
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    The Warren Commission!

    Dallas Doctors, men on duty at the hospital, doctors who
    examined JFK on that day in Dallas are on record denouncing
    the Warren Commission. The FBI's own investigation ignored
    the Warren Commission, particularly on the wounds. CHILDREN
    still working with crayons can find holes in the Warren
    Commission large enough to drive trucks through...

    The Warren Commission was absolute bullshit. It was politics,
    run my politicians and their staffers, not law enforcement.

    The stated goal of the Warren Commission was to placate the
    public: To be seen doing something before pronouncing the
    conclusion that had begun with.

    Nothing "Kooky" here, you'd have to be raving mad to believe
    the Warren Commission was a legitimate investigation with
    solid finding. But...

    But what do you do with that?

    You have this all important "Warren Commission" investigating
    the murder of the President of the United States, and every
    word it printed, every hearing was utter bullshit: What do
    you do with this fact?

    *This*, my dear people, *This* is where the only "Kooky" can
    seep in...

    Yes. There are those who claim that JFK was murdered to protect
    some secret UFO program. And that is kooky. They come to a very
    kooky conspiracy conclusion. BUT...

    But their basis, their starting people -- "The Warren Commission
    is utter bullshit" -- is NOT kooky. It's fact. Whole libraries of
    books debunk it, officials, doctors, law enforcement... the
    Warren Commission is garbage. This is a fact. "They were covering
    up the murder of JFK by a super secret UFO Caba" is kooky but not
    THE FACT that the Warren Commission was bullshit.

    See? See this?

    A lot of conspiracy theories labelled "Kooky" are actually based
    on solid facts. Where they go kooky is when they try to explain
    those facts, using conjecture... imagination... various mental
    disorders...

    This may be true for most "Kooky" conspiracy theories: The whole
    thing is denounced as "Kooky" when their underlying basis is
    factual. It's only their attempts to explain those facts, their
    conjecture, when they go kooky. Yet THE WHOLE THING is denounced
    as kooky!

    Hitler didn't die in the bunker. Well, maybe a different bunker
    but never the Berlin bunker. This is a fact: Berlin was the
    wrong bunker! Where I speculate, where I introduce "Theory" is
    when I saying things like, "U believe he may not have survived
    the July bomb plot."

    That's speculation.

    It in itself is based on facts -- "Evidence" for Hitler's
    survival which wasn't real -- but there's other explanations
    for that evidence. And, besides, even if he survived the bomb
    he may have been incapable of serving as head of state and
    the military.

    The problem I'm addressing is your training. You are trained
    to reject "Conspiracy Theories," a lesson you learned so well
    that you never even stop to figure out WHAT precisely is the
    theory and WHAT is the fact.
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  • From JTEM@jtem01@gmail.com to sci.skeptic,alt.paranormal,alt.atheism,alt.conspiracy,alt.alien.visitors on Thu Aug 14 16:01:29 2025
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    Here's an example of the kind of facts that fuel conspiracy
    theories:

    https://youtu.be/MpmpNCYI0VY?feature=shared

    So most conspiracy "Theories" are similar to the above in that the
    are fact, not theory. Where the "Kooky" in the "Kooky conspiracy
    theory" comes in is the explanation. NOT that the FBI broke into
    Epstein's home to find evidence that he never had any intention of
    collecting -- they really did that -- before leaving it completely
    unsecured (they did that, too), the "Kooky" enters the equation
    only when someone tries to explain the WHY!

    Not what the FBI did -- that's not theory -- but WHY they did it...

    "The aliens, Reptilians, no doubt, ordered the FBI to do that to
    hide their harvesting of human flesh to eat."

    But...

    But, though nearly all "Kooky" conspiracy theories aren't kooky
    at all, not even "Theories" but fact, if there is any way that
    an explanation, the attempt to answer the "Why" can be attacked,
    it will be. And you'll throw EVERYTHING out as "Kooky."

    Me?

    I don't believe anything. I don't believe the FBI blundered into
    Epstein's home. They knew exactly what they were doing. They were
    following orders. And Thomas Cook? They traced everything. Private
    citizens did not outperform them.

    The narrative is bullshit.

    Is there a coverup? Yes. Are they concealing information from us?
    But they're not telling us that. And what they are telling us is
    bullshit.

    THAT is my perspective.

    But, even my casual "Well the story is bullshit, that's why it
    sounds so wrong" is an acknowledgment AND NOT dismissal of the
    FACT OF conspiracy. They are conspiring to keep up ignorant.

    NOTE: It makes no sense to hide information from us and then
    release a factually true account of their actions. Because THAT
    exposes not only their efforts but who made those efforts. But
    if you make up a narrative, no matter how damaging it sounds, it
    provides no footprints to follow, so to speak.

    But that's my conclusion, my answer to the "Why?" The conspiracy
    FACT here that you are trained to dismiss (Pavlov's Dogs) is the
    coverup.
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