Conspiracy Theory Thread

Not sure on this one, but was thinking about it today. The rise of Stoicism in the past decade was a psy-op to prepare people for more oversight and control of their lives. Just like the ancient Greeks used the philosophy as a means of people coming to grips with being sent to die in a war, the modern rise of it was a way to prepare us for the pandemic and the elite’s control.

If you just accept that certain things are simply outside of your control, it quells resistance. Covid lockdown? Hey it’s out of my control.

I think certain parts of the philosophy are useful, but I’m skeptical of anything that trends online or gets lots of support because I never believe it’s organic. (Or it wasn’t, it’s gotten better since Musk bought Twitter)

Like these days the CEO shooting is being co-opted by the left to push socialism.
 
Probably a fake alien invasion, brought to you by Project Blue Beam. We'll all need to get behind the one-world globalist government to combat the fake space aliens.

I think they're just priming the public for a false flag attack with drones, or at the very least, building up the hype about the US being attacked by the foe du jour (Russia, Iran or China).
 
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^It could be because fires like these spread through embers flying over and landing on roofs, so the buildings burn inside out. Also the trees above are probably well-watered with sprinkler systems they're not going to catch fire easily. The wilder pines, cedars or redwoods above absorb moisture through the fog, they will also not burn easily.

If you saw the videos of the LA firestorms with gusts of dry hot Santa Ana winds 60mph-70mph blowing, you would understand that these fires didn't need "extra help" from fancy weapons to spread.
 
Forest fires don't burn down living trees? Since when? With 60-70 MPH winds?

However, reportedly there has been major sections of the countryside which have burned down, which goes against the theory that these fires were entirely directed.
 
I hate to state the obvious but I'm sure there's probably a huge amount of data regarding the history of wildfires in California, how they spread, how it started, what's common, etc...? Couldn't one just compare that data against this event to determine the cause? I think this would be a great starting point.

Not sure if it was done after fires in Lahaina?
 
Andrew Anglin says this was inevitable simply due to wildly irresponsible forest management and the immense homeless population.

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Periodic wildfires are a natural occurrence and are necessary to clear debris like dead leaves and animal carcasses and so on. The ashes then greatly enrich the soil. These government people stop all forest fires, no matter how small, with extreme prejudice, for years, and implement no measures (such as setting up controlled forest fires periodically) to manually take proper care of the forest, so all this flammable debris keeps building up until one day you end up with a forest fire so great that it cannot be stopped in any way.

It's a tragedy and all but I don't think there's some big conspiracy. If there was more to this story, I trust that Anglin would have talked about it. The space lasers thing is interesting and I don't think people are crazy for believing it, but I really don't see why they would use space lasers when paying a schizophrenic homeless man 20 dollars and a pack of cigars to start a fire would do the trick.
 
I think the Gas Station example above is the best example of what everyone is missing. If you were to guess what, if anything, wouldn't burn down in such a scenario, it would be the gas station. Look what it's made of. As such, it makes sense that the other structures that burnt down all were made from the same type of materials and couldn't withstand it. There is actually nothing to see here; this is what one would predict.
 
I think the Gas Station example above is the best example of what everyone is missing. If you were to guess what, if anything, wouldn't burn down in such a scenario, it would be the gas station. Look what it's made of. As such, it makes sense that the other structures that burnt down all were made from the same type of materials and couldn't withstand it. There is actually nothing to see here; this is what one would predict.

A gas station has gasoline. You'd expect that to blow immediately with a massive fire. Are you being sarcastic?
 
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