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Viv's avatar

During the "pandemic" it was often said that the difference between a conspiracy theory and reality was about 6 weeks.

In Germany, that difference is now officially down to 6 days.

gadflybytes's avatar

People have been routinely vilified in the US as conspiracy theorists for suggesting government involvement in orchestrating false flag attacks or assassinating presidents and civil rights leaders, yet both are literally outline in declassified military and CIA documents, such as those pertaining to Operation Northwoods.

"In the early 1960s, America's top military leaders reportedly drafted plans to kill innocent people and commit acts of terrorism in U.S. cities to create public support for a war against Cuba."

https://abcnews.go.com/US/story?id=92662

G M's avatar

If they don't want to investigate it is there any possibility they know who did it and it's one of them or someone they know?

Dollars4Dummies's avatar

The US has plenty of similarities. But, as the Babylon Bee puts it, "We're not a banana republic. We're a DEMOCRATIC banana republic!"

Viv's avatar

A People's Democratic Banana Republic!

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Clay's avatar

A Democrat's Republic of Bananas People!

joe stuerzl 85's avatar

Bolshevick bananas are a yammy treat in Canada .

INGRID C DURDEN's avatar

we are getting there ! now where are these damn banana trees !

joe stuerzl 85's avatar

The Kennedy brothers where injected ,not with a needle ,but with an ounce of lead .

Gordon Shumway's avatar

The last Kennedy brother kept his brain so soaked in booze that he wasn't the threat that the others were. So they let him live.

joe stuerzl 85's avatar

Any Kennedy running for President runs into bullets before getting there .

Gordon Shumway's avatar

Ted ran his car into the pond, and that ended any presidential aspirations. The fools in Massachusetts kept voting for him but the rest of the country wouldn't support him after his famous drunken swim. So the people who killed his (three?) brothers didn't have to kill him.

joe stuerzl 85's avatar

Sorry Gordon ,you are right ,I forgot about the third one .Was he also running for President ?If so instead he ended up in deep water .

Gordon Shumway's avatar

Old Joe planned to install Joe Jr. in the Presidency after the war.

Eustis Calamity's avatar

The FBI is on top of this....Scheiße, to wit (from The Burning Platform)':

'The agency has even created a new subcategory of threats, “AGAAVE-Other,” to denote those who are a threat but don’t fit into its anarchist, militia or Sovereign Citizen categories.

Introduced without any announcement [...] the new classification is officially defined as “domestic violent extremists who cite anti-government or anti-authority motivations for violence or criminal activity not otherwise defined, such as individuals motivated by a desire to commit violence against those with a real or perceived association with a specific political party or faction of a specific political party.” -Newsweek'

An FBI officer added: '“Obviously if Democratic Party supporters resort to violence, it [AGAAVE-Other] would apply to them as well. It doesn’t matter that there is a low likelihood of that. So yes, in practical terms, it refers to MAGA, though the carefully constructed language is wholly nonpartisan.”'

How this genius knows there is a low likelihood of an (say it ain't so, ma!) Antifa, or Democratic Party, attack on say, a MAGA supporter, is beyond me. And it looks like the corresponding 'low likelihood' threshold has been breached over in Deutschland.

Tamenund's avatar

As someone (here in the US) said, "We're the worst kind of banana republic, because we're a banana republic without the bananas."

Aria Veritas's avatar

? Most of America is bananas.

Viv's avatar

Actually I am now waiting for some government spokesperson to officially declare that we are a "no banana republic" and see what the reaction is.

Older Germans will get.

joe stuerzl 85's avatar

One injection that did not turn out well is nothing ,when billions of injections went soo well .

KlarkashTon's avatar

In every human culture, using poison is considered the basest, most detestable and most cowardly way of hurting someone. Even in the worldview of the normies, it´s not a good look when the AfD´s enemies are poison mixers and the mainstream is running interference for that sort of thing.

eugyppius's avatar

The especially bad optics, I thought, were when other politicians like Herrmann acted as if AfD talking about the attack was an of out-of-bounds move or something. (In fact the party made very few statements and Chrupalla himself was incommunicado until Wed.).

Wouldn't major politicians have an interest in denouncing assaults on political figures? After all, these men have to campaign too and might not like to get stuck with needles. The attitude makes them seem borderline complicit. Very terrible look.

Suzie's avatar

…plus they were so outrageously nasty in their statements without the slightest drop of any human decency!

These people truly are evil.

pyrrhus's avatar

Almost all politicians are scum, and they prove that every day....

KlarkashTon's avatar

I begin to increasingly suspect that the people we are up against are not, in fact, sending their best.

joe stuerzl 85's avatar

What kills more people ?Needles or nukes ? The needles win so far .

Tom's avatar

I heard the number yesterday that the worldwide "excess mortality" - actual deaths above the statistically expected baseline since the vax rollout - stands at 17 million. If there is a clandestine competition going for "greatest mass murder in history" we may have a new winner in the making that will soar past Hitler, Stalin, and Mao combined in the next couple of years.

joe stuerzl 85's avatar

In no way can it be anything else ,but depopulation ,by mass murder .Everyone having any power over us is just doing every thing to harm and help kill us .Hospital treatment protocols are deadly ,like everything they force on us .The orders to do as they do must come down from the high priests we see and read about ,otherwise known as demons .

Tom's avatar

It's amazing that the industry which willingly followed this deadly protocol still expects us to pay for their "services". They got $39,000 per patient for putting them on a ventilator with a 90% death rate, and $3,000 to put them on Remdesivir with a 50% death rate. All while hydroxychlroquine or ivermectin could have cured them for a few dollar's worth of off-patent generic drugs, and they knew this the whole time.

joe stuerzl 85's avatar

Ventilators and Remdesivir always go together ,that brings the death rate to 100 % ,as desired

Aria Veritas's avatar

It's a very, very curious fact that Israeli nurses must learn 'German New Medicine' to work in the Israel hospital system, (recently changed to "New Medicine." (Less historically/culturally awkward I'm sure)).

GNM is the reality of the effects of ones mind via stress or shock and its resulting disease state AFTER the shock or issue has passed, and is in resolution.

-modern medicine is the disease-

joe stuerzl 85's avatar

I like to learn about the German new medicine ,so I know how to avoid it .

Evil Harry's avatar

Safe and effective nukes for the win.

Keep granny safe and go and get your own high temperature blast wave and fatal dose of radiation today.

AwakeNotWoke's avatar

My guess is Chrupalla is now manufacturing spile proteins. Has he been checked for myocarditis?

Tardigrade's avatar

'manufacturing spile proteins'

The K has now mutated into an L. Remains to be seen whether it's more or less harmful 😜

INGRID C DURDEN's avatar

don't correct that Awake ! this is hilarious.

Tardigrade's avatar

Looks like Awake reposted it separately with the correct spelling.

Gilgamech's avatar

In the UK in recent years when politicians have been assaulted (or worse), the entire political class and media have rallied to their defence. But AfD are outside the political class. I wonder if UK politicians would abhor an assault on the leaders of the UK fringe parties. Possibly not.

AdrenLNJunky's avatar

They love to mock until it happens to one of theirs. Then it's be a capital case and the perpetrators are in custody within hours.

Latz51's avatar

And then it’s called an “Insurrection “!!

Guttermouth's avatar

>> he’d lost 3.5 kg in the days since the Ingolstadt rally

Did his doctors happen to say where one could get this injection? Asking for a friend.

Amdg's avatar

Hahaha dark but funny

Guttermouth's avatar

"Tragedy" is just a whiny word for "opportunity."

AwakeNotWoke's avatar

So, is Chrupalla manufacturing spike proteins yet? Any sign of myocarditis?

joe stuerzl 85's avatar

When he was tested for myocaditis they could not find any heart .

INGRID C DURDEN's avatar

sounds like it might have been metformin. I lost 4 pounds in 2 days and then almost died!

Evil Harry's avatar

"I lost 4 pounds in 2 days and then almost died!"

Explosive diarrhoea does that as well.

INGRID C DURDEN's avatar

that was one of the symptoms ! Also completely lost appetite, then stomach and intestin cramps, and finally after only 4 pills in 2 days, cramps in arms and legs and pain everywhere. Looked online and found this is the beginning of a life threatening situation. That was it for that awful med! It even came without any explanation, not a word.

Jim Marlowe's avatar

That's it! He was injected with a GLP 1 agonist. It's all part of Eli Lilly's marketing blitz for Mounjaro.

Kelly Em's avatar

did they biopsy the inj. site?

SaHiB's avatar

Not funny. Try flu or covid. Would Grippe do?

Guttermouth's avatar

I laughed, and I'm the only one I'm certain is real, so I'd call it a rousing success.

Amdg's avatar

I’m real too. But I would say that, wouldn’t I?

Guttermouth's avatar

Sounds a little sketchy, if I'm being honest.

SaHiB's avatar

Perhaps tuberculosis (consumption) would be better? Hey, did you hear they now have mRNA vaccines for that?

Freedom Lover's avatar

Do tell your friend that Ingolschtadt authorities are on the way to personally deliver the information.,

Kelly Em's avatar

isnt that the same city where Frankenstein took place, in the novel, and where the illuminati was founded?

Kelly Em's avatar

All those things are true. It is a city of mysteries.

jacquelyn sauriol's avatar

You mean, like America? Bullets, injections, DEW, so many choices. Worldwide problem.

INGRID C DURDEN's avatar

and for many years. I hold my breath for this Kennedy

wolf's avatar

Same here in Canada, the woke left put people under martial law for a peaceful protest and froze bank accounts.

ultradarkmaga's avatar

deep state aligning against the people....

William Abbott's avatar

On October 5 in Iowa, Presidential candidate Ramaswamy was confronted by protesters. Additionally, his campaign car was deliberately crashed into by the protesters. The initial press coverage was quite straightforward, but almost immediately a counter-story emerged that the automobile accident was not deliberate. The news cycle ended and the story ended in oblivion., down the memory hole. As best as I can figure out the accident was indeed deliberate.

Evil Harry's avatar

Reuters is not a reliable source any more.

Nor PA.

Namekian's avatar

There's loads of video evidence floating around on the netz

William Abbott's avatar

All I know is what the article asserts. There were lots of confrontational protesters at the campaign rally.

Amdg's avatar

If he had died I suspect they would just have moved on. Shades of Dr David Kelly, who made some inconvenient comments about WMD in Iraq.

Worrying time for Germany and the west more widely. The regime is clearly rattled and taking more direct steps than was recently the case.

Perhaps Aldo Moro and Olaf Palme were the two most significant historical examples? But they are exceptional cases.

Jits and Weights's avatar

Wait, the press seriously suggested that party officials would fake being attacked in order to go on vacation, immediately before major elections?

Evil Harry's avatar

They clearly know that their readers care not for either truth or integrity.

Another WorldView Is Possible's avatar

It Brings to mind the Biden Regime refusing Secret Service protection to RFK Jr. - followed by a heavily armed guy, impersonating a Federal Agent, showing up at Bobby's LA Rally.

Tardigrade's avatar

My comment almost word for word!

Has the opposition started claiming yet that the heavily armed guy was a false flag thing to help push the request for protection?

Kathleen Taylor's avatar

That's exactly what Junior's team did.

IceSkater40's avatar

I still worry that we're going to have another Kennedy assassination take place - all because Biden broke with the historic track record of other presidents and refused protection to really his biggest competitor.

Jim Marlowe's avatar

Police investigations. There's that line from the underrated film "Mystery Men" from Janeane Garofalo's character about her father's death:

"The police ruled my father's death a suicide. They said he fell down an elevator shaft. Onto some bullets."

JonZig's avatar

To your last question, yes! The USA will go the extra mile every time to cover their asses and project their desired effects onto their voters. We are truly in clown world and it’s funny weird, not funny haha. Currently, there’s no peace on earth or goodwill toward men. It will make for a strange Holliday season. The darkness is sucking the light out of the world. Time for a some serious thought and prayer, with a stiff drink.

Winny A.'s avatar

Prayers are needed big time!

Alex Starling's avatar

It is just beyond belief. But I have heard with my own ears the AfD being described a few months ago in a meeting by a (fellow) German that they "are just Schwurbler". As if that makes it OK. Rational dissent is now treated this way. Not good. Not good at all.

Alex Starling's avatar

https://www.ft.com/content/f04ac67b-92e4-4bab-8c23-817cc0483df5

'While it has become convenient for the German-speaking political mainstream to deride vaccine-sceptics as Schwurbler — which loosely translates in this context as “burbling yokels” — the reality is more complex'.

This was about as far as the MSM got when it came to exploring the possibility - just the faintest possibility! - that those refusing to bow to the vaccinators' tyranny might actually have a point.

That article in the FT was penned in late 2021, just when the madness was approaching its zenith. Dark times. This site - and many others on substack (I wrote about it a bit too - in fact, November 2021 was my first post on this precise topic (https://alexstarling77.substack.com/p/an-axis-of-infectious-tyranny)) - captured the absurdity of the vaccinators' conflicted (and conflicting) arguments to justify their actions.

AnnR's avatar

Yes, the U.S.