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re: Why are "they" so obsessed with mentions of 'FLAT EARTH'? Just a silly "CT", right?
Posted on 5/25/22 at 3:21 pm to BlackHelicopterPilot
Posted on 5/25/22 at 3:21 pm to BlackHelicopterPilot
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I hope this is an awesome troll job.
Check out this dude's other work. He is literally baffled that bricks could possibly be transported via ship in the 1800s.
I've used to think he was a troll, but he's so dedicated to being a lunatic that it can't possibly be a troll. it has to be real.
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Posted on 5/25/22 at 3:29 pm to Fun Bunch
Thinking INSIDE "the Box" is all you do. (A "box" proven to be no bigger than a Cracker Jacks box. Or the size of a Hummingbird's chastity -locket.) 
I get it; Your intellectual curiosity to challenge ANY narrative null & void.
Btw, try getting the narrative down instead of flinging your usual BS, Sparky.
I get it; Your intellectual curiosity to challenge ANY narrative null & void.
Btw, try getting the narrative down instead of flinging your usual BS, Sparky.
Posted on 5/25/22 at 4:30 pm to Fun Bunch
He is literally baffled that bricks could possibly be transported via ship in the 1800s.
THIS is how utterly ignorant and stupid you are...
16,000,000. That's 16 MILLION bricks. 1840s and 1850s?? Chyeah, right. The supposed port 16 MILLION bricks was claimed to be transported from was allegedly IN MAINE, 1500 miles away.
Have you calculated what kind of ships were able to move that many bricks, Sparky? In what vessels? For what reason? The logistics? WHO built it? Lol...I guess *someone* made 5,000 round trips with a couple Schooners, right?
Fort Jefferson was THE biggest building on the fact of the earth. 16 millions brick being transported to a Star Fort island nobody can still figure out....literally located in the middle of the Gulf of Mexico. Yeah, no sweat, lol...
With ZERO records of the fort's construction. NO reasons given. NO records of transports. Just a phony, bullsh*t date given by an unsourced "historians." THAT YOU BUY.
LMAO. CONFIRMED.
You have ZERO "Outside the Box" thinking or critical thinking skills. You obviously will believe ANYTHING and everything because it's either on TV or you read it on Wikipaedia like all the other obediently "educated" Stockholm Syndrome drones.
Nice job!
THIS is how utterly ignorant and stupid you are...
16,000,000. That's 16 MILLION bricks. 1840s and 1850s?? Chyeah, right. The supposed port 16 MILLION bricks was claimed to be transported from was allegedly IN MAINE, 1500 miles away.
Have you calculated what kind of ships were able to move that many bricks, Sparky? In what vessels? For what reason? The logistics? WHO built it? Lol...I guess *someone* made 5,000 round trips with a couple Schooners, right?
Fort Jefferson was THE biggest building on the fact of the earth. 16 millions brick being transported to a Star Fort island nobody can still figure out....literally located in the middle of the Gulf of Mexico. Yeah, no sweat, lol...
With ZERO records of the fort's construction. NO reasons given. NO records of transports. Just a phony, bullsh*t date given by an unsourced "historians." THAT YOU BUY.
LMAO. CONFIRMED.
You have ZERO "Outside the Box" thinking or critical thinking skills. You obviously will believe ANYTHING and everything because it's either on TV or you read it on Wikipaedia like all the other obediently "educated" Stockholm Syndrome drones.
Nice job!
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