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One of the first quotes of this article points to Dave Troy's "research" which as far as I can tell is lizard-theory without the lizards. A catchy tweet conclud
by AYBABTME 4y ago
One of the first quotes of this article points to Dave Troy's "research" which as far as I can tell is lizard-theory without the lizards. A catchy tweet concludes it in https://twitter.com/davetroy/status/1634871362744651776?s=20 https://twitter.com/davetroy/status/1634871362744651776?s=20 but the thread is some sort of "don't read what they say, their actual secret motive is XYZ and to overthrow the government!".
- dools 4y agoDave Troy is very well researched, and is totally on the money in almost everything he says. Lumping him in with right wing conspiracy theorists is a mistake.
- afarrell 4y agoIt is possible for a normally-reasonable person to have a moment of panic and say something foolish.
- dools 4y agoEven if that were what was happening here, would you describe "saying something foolish but being otherwise reasonable" as "lizard theory without the lizards"? If you thought someone was generally well researched, but was incorrect in one instance, would you call their research "research"?