Yeah, some wind ups taking the piss in fancy dress and the fruitcake press and services goes into full virtue signalling loony mode.

It's a parody.....we are literally in mockery mode.....it's like Monty Python.

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

Remember when Prince Harry wore a Nazi uniform at a party.

I'm expecting a retrospective arrest any minute.

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

That article made me laugh out loud.

Next week an attack by the knights who say nee.

He had plenty to worry about, that's why he killed himself

Blinkered conspiracy theorists like these selfish b******s really piss me off. [Link]

Convinced in most instances it's some innate need to reframe their own inadequacies, childhood failures and general social awkwardness as a constant distrust for anything to do with authority. And also maybe some way of distancing themselves with the fact that terrible things do actually occur frequently, at random, and without warning. It's called life. Get on with it.

False Flag! *Sigh*

Did you know? 98.0000001% of people are morons.

1. Nope. Only blinkered, irrational ones. As per.

2. Nope. Your assumption not my belief

3. I do think that they should. Problem is most of them are easily dismantled once you look beyond the often overcomplicated, implausible and completely loony sensationalism.

What annoys me more than anything these days is the immediate presumption that any significant 'authority linked' event is an incredibly fancifully conceived cover up until proven otherwise.

Of course a lot of the time there's the usual serious spin, withholding of information and lack of detail from the 'authorities', but that doesn't always equate to make believe by default. Sometimes these people are so far down the rabbit hole already they've forgotten what being objective actually means. Add social, balanced and rational, for that matter.

It's like being proved right would give them some kind of social acceptance that for some reason they badly crave. A dopamine hit of 'I told you so/I'm right and you're wrong', driven by years of inadequacy, finger pointing and blaming others for the pit of despair that they wallow around in.

If that's so important to you then world events aren't the problem. You are.

Edited by SW19 CPFC (29 Oct 2018 9.01pm)

Did you know? 98.0000001% of people are morons.

I think you need to do your research.

The incident is far from black and white, but based and on the available information around the case, and the pathologists initial and amended final report both ruled out foul play. The alternative 'It was them who dunnit' is, if you think about it* as usual way more implausible and fanciful than the generally accepted, simpler and more straightforward outcome. The risk reward would simply not be worth it. There just isn't enough of a motive.

*Important to think

Did you know? 98.0000001% of people are morons.