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>remote viewing, astral projection /x/ retardation
>schizo is demons, everything is le demons, goetia /x/ larp

daring today, arent they?

All of the things you listed arent simply conspiracy theories, but powerful rhetorics. Protocols are a great example, them not being true doesnt mean Jews arent working against us, but it is a simply powerful rhetorical tool. 

>>3004
Its enticing i guess.

>>3006
Right, that's why people feel compelled to defend the protocols despite the fact I can trace it back as a fraud to the monk himself who wrote the fucking thing, per the testimony of others. When the feet are clay it's easy to topple the statue. The entire protocol defense can be had without shilling such a retard work; That was the thrust of what TRS was doing with culture of critique years ago. Port the idea away from the retarded vessel

>>3007
Okay, but still, Protocols is some of the better rhetoric tools out there, its genuine quality and its not even required to be the sole rhetoric tool for battling the Jewish influence, there are many other tools out there, but this one is a just a genuinely viable card.

>>3008
that's how you bring in mentally retarded people who get laughed out of the room like Kanye and why the so-called antisemite movement has never gotten out of the dregs of humanity. Because the intellectual basis is laughable and appeals to absolute idiots

>>3007
>>3009
The Protocols are no more a 'fraud' than Niccolo Machiavelli's The Prince is a 'fraud'; writing about real truths in a curated way, even story or narrative form, has been a long-standing method for teaching or sharing uncomfortable truths for many millennia. I have zero doubts The Protocols are a planted document, but they are a planted document by someone who knew what they were talking about and knew how to market it in a way that appealed to mass audiences.

If you want an actual case of fraud (a case of pure fiction being marketed as non-fiction and all the underlying truths being false which are trying to be sold to you), you'll find it on any Holocaust shelf under the title of Night by Elie Wiesel along with many other authors of similar ancestry.

>>3009
Learn to live with them, dont know what to tell you

>>3010
>I have zero doubts The Protocols are a planted document, but they are a planted document by someone who knew what they were talking about and knew how to market it in a way that appealed to mass audiences.
Bingo!

>>3010
So you agree the protocols are a fraud. So we should stop defending it because everyone else thinks so too. Obviously it did reflect current thinking at the time about how Jry operated, that is absolutely true. But that does not justify citing a crap document because it is easily overturned by critics

The evopsych perspective which emerged from K Mac under culture of critique is simply the more intelligent version of the protocols. There is absolutely no point to cling to deranged, fancifully wrong tin foil shit just because it validates certain priors

>>3012
<So you agree the protocols are a fraud. 
I agree that you're a child-raping brownoid shitskin, erev rav. The Protocols are an excellent teaching tool which have successfully educated countless on the nature of your sub-animal species. They'll be staying as a useful tool in our arsenal before you are hunted down and made extinct later this century. Nigger.

>>3003 (OP) 
I'm literally a targeted individual and you're a retard to deny the possibility of Modern Zersetzung, practiced in the Soviet Union and specifically East Germany against dissidents.  It is exactly like TI experiences. A German historian predicted that the West would not only copy but refine and perfect as well as technologize it.

That is what has happened.  I'm sick of being called schizo for understanding reality better than people lucky enough not to be active targets.

>>3013
all you can  do is accuse people of being Jewish. I'm not

>>3019
I did not say zersetzung was not real. It is, obviously. But emf torture isn't

>>3020
>I did not say zersetzung was not real. It is, obviously. But emf torture isn't


The tech they have is beyond your comprehension.  It's incredibly advanced and almost indistinguishable from magic (per Clarke's Law).  I don't know about physical emf torture, but they have serious technological tools that can *very* easily be used for psychological torture.  As they used on me.

>>3029
they don't beam normal people with EMF guns anon. They do things like that if you are a suspected enemy spi and they can't stop you from doing your business. 

All feds do is try to crank up the heat on you so you cook yourself, and then they can play innocent and say "see i dindu nothin" when the whole time they are trying to induce paranoia and all this other stupid shit. 

They aren't smart, they aren't brave. They don't even have the right to carry guns. If you take a picture of one with strong evidence their career is over and they might as well be dead. They are jumpy little kids who work in rear echelon jobs of no importance mostly mixed in with ex-cops, who are by definition not very sharp tools and cannot blend in effectively. It's a joke.

Never incite violence. Never get involved in a plot. Don't fall for one of the stupid political crime scams they try to drum up. That's about it. You are wasting their time, you have the power

>>3033
So, first you said they don't "beam people" at all with emf, now they do?

Dude, idk what to say.  I know what happened to me, and you weren't there.

>>3033
>>3033
And yes, they are weak and cowardly nithingr.  But that doesn't mean they can't fuck your life over.  Your advice is good in general, just not when they've already done that to someone, as in my case.

>>3050
I don't know your story, I don't want to know it. Calm down. 

In a prison, the population is nominally under such strict rules they can't do anything. But people still live. How is that? It's because they adapt to their conditions anyways. Stop getting shook up

>>3053
Yeah, but they sometimes don't when framed as elegantly and completely as me.

>>3049
when I said turn up the heat, it was a metaphor for using pressure tactics to make people become plagued with doubt. This shit is literally just part of their act and one of their biggest weapons, trying to frighten people into thinking that all their belongings are subject to fed tricks and that they need to be looking around for hidden microphones and beam guns all day

>>3033
>suspected enemy spi 
How fucking new are you nigger? Each country's agencies are working toward same goal. Why do you think every european leader is saying "we want more immigrants"? Learn to be less obvious next time, kike

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>>3003 (OP) 
>Bill cooper bullshit
A lot of the things Cooper said have come to be or have been shown to be either in the works or an openly stated goal of world leaders. I think Cooper's main flaw is that the book is dated, and he's stuck using the vocabulary of a slightly pre-boomer working in a pre-internet age.

>he coined the term/concept of FEMA Camps IIRC  
>AIDS being a biological weapon
>people being herded into what we now know as 15 Minute Cities thus allowing for tighter control over their movements 
>an eventual system of internal passports specifically within the US
>underground bunker-cities
>satanic child-abuse cabals
>weaponized Tesla tech 
And that was just the book.

His radio "career" lasted basically from when his book came out until his death, giving him a solid decade on-air, where he talked about everything from the London's control of world politics via commodities markets/exchanges, to the Kennedy assassination, to governments facilitating collusion between satanists and ayyys.

He's basically the godfather of just about any modern conspiracy theory you can name. It's just that a guy born in '43 and who got killed by his own government in 2001 over a tax bill probably couldn't conceive of, i.e., how reliant we'd all become (or how we'd all get herded) on the internet and how it would be used against us, even though he was still around for its beginning. I remember reading the book back in the 90s (yes, I'm old; fuck off), and I couldn't really fathom how they planned on reading everyone's mail, listening to everyone's calls, and spying on everyone everywhere 24/7 and saving it all forever. How stupid was 15yr old me, right?

I'd recommend going back and re-reading BAPH and trying to interpret parts using modern terminology. There's still a lot of truth there, even if some of it misses the mark. If our nemesis has shown us anything, it's that they're patient, resilient, and adaptable.

Anyway, to add my own tired conspiracies to the list, I'd argue all the
>flat earth
>space is fake
>nukes are fake
>viruses are fake
>everything is fake
is not only tired and boring, but has to be a well-poisoning op.

>>3115
Yeah I forgot about that fucking retarded terrain theory virus thing they were pushing during covid. That whole period was like peak well poisoning and yet we still won it all, hilariously

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>>3006
I haven't read the protocols, but from what I gather they are pretty spot on, whoever wrote them. It might, for example, have been a good way to outline who the enemy is and what their tools are, to inform and rally the population. Or maybe they really are authentic, atleast the content. It's not retarded either way.

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>>3122
Yeah, people say the same thing about the Communist Manifesto. 
It's pretty weird how these things that are totally fake and made up are coming true step by step year after year.

>>3125
>It's pretty weird how these things ... are coming true step by step year after year
That's just you noticing too much, which is a form of anti-semitism.