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re: Which conspiracy theories are indisputable ?
Posted on 8/24/23 at 3:13 pm to Vols&Shaft83
Posted on 8/24/23 at 3:13 pm to Vols&Shaft83
I know for a fact that they aired news footage of the sandy hook shooting the day before it happened.
The guys at work started talking about it the next day, and I said, "oh yeah, I saw that on the news yesterday."
To which they replied, "well it happened today, so that must have been something else."
I went about my life thinking I was mistaken. Then that was brought up as evidence that it was a false flag.
I'm not saying that it did or didn't happen, but I am saying that running a news story about it the day before, certainly happened...
The guys at work started talking about it the next day, and I said, "oh yeah, I saw that on the news yesterday."
To which they replied, "well it happened today, so that must have been something else."
I went about my life thinking I was mistaken. Then that was brought up as evidence that it was a false flag.
I'm not saying that it did or didn't happen, but I am saying that running a news story about it the day before, certainly happened...
Posted on 8/24/23 at 3:47 pm to trentw
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but I am saying that running a news story about it the day before, certainly happened...
This is a reason eyewitness testimony isn't considered proof in court. Too many times it has been proven wrong because our memories are not perfect.
What you experienced could have been deja vu or a dream.
Deja vu can be related in an error in your brain transferring something between long term and short term memory so when it happens you recall it as already having had happened
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