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A lot of people are saying it’s disconnected, but even if it was, if a string of your country’s top rocket experts started disappearing, you wouldn’t just sit i
by nickandbro 6mo ago
A lot of people are saying it’s disconnected, but even if it was, if a string of your country’s top rocket experts started disappearing, you wouldn’t just sit idly by
- blks 6mo agoIt’s a list of scientists, admin workers, janitors, assistants, and one person is a pseudoscientific grifter.
- poulpy123 6mo agoAnd retirees
- laughing_man 6mo agoTrue. Whether or not it's coincidental they have to look into it.
- King-Aaron 6mo agoUnfortunately the people 'looking into it' have currently demonstrated that they are incapable of looking into anything in good faith.
- laughing_man 6mo agoYou think the FBI won't investigate in good faith?
- actionfromafar 6mo agoRemember, sarcasm on the internet is difficult. Do you think Kash "forgot his safety blanket" Patel will direct FBI in good faith?
- laughing_man 6mo agoYes, I do, unless the whole thing is made up. Which I doubt.
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- unethical_ban 6mo agoNoem was the one who forgot the safety blanket, not Patel. Patel is one of the non-functioning alcoholics.
- actionfromafar 6mo agoAh Patel was the jacket.
- King-Aaron 6mo agoNo, I do not.
- pj_mukh 6mo agoCould be nothing, or could be a new Havana Syndrome: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Havana_syndrome https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Havana_syndrome What's sad is, 5-10 years ago, no adversary would think simply off-ing American scientists was effective strategy, America was a new scientist generation machine. Now thanks to Research funding falling off a cliff and massive immigration restrictions, this is no longer true.
- arisAlexis 6mo agothey probably torture them for secrets and kill them
- King-Aaron 6mo agoAmy Eskridge - who publicly stated she was not suicidal before "committing suicide" reported to her friends that she received burns to her arms and hands through her window in an attack that sounded similar to this microwave/havana syndrome stuff. She was very vocal about the fact that she was being harassed over her work before she died.
- redsocksfan45 6mo ago[dead]
- PoignardAzur 6mo ago> Amy Eskridge - who publicly stated she was not suicidal before "committing suicide" I really hate the discourse around this stuff. Like, yes, disguising murder as suicide is a thing and obviously three-letters agencies do it. But someone saying publicly they're not suicidal gives you close to zero information. People with suicidal ideation almost never advertise it publicly because, one, there is a heavy amount of social stigma attached to it, and two, publicly declaring you're suicidal is a good way to get involuntarily committed to a mental health institution. I see a ton of jokes on social media that go "remember, X is not suicidal". How the fuck would you know? This discourse is so disrespectful to people struggling with suicidal thoughts.
- dvh 6mo ago"Let's stop with the accusations. It was an old cat. He just happen to fall down while we were shooting." -- Adams aebler
- slim 6mo agoit does not pass the smell test, because what's the purpose of communicating about this FBI ongoing investigation ? at best it won't harm the investigation. it's probably propaganda
- poulpy123 6mo agoI'm not sure what you could do, you didn't even notice there was only one rocket scientist in the list.
- Zigurd 6mo agoThe problem is that a lot of people not idly sitting by are UFO enthusiasts. They've done their own research.
- thisisit 6mo ago> if a string of your country’s top rocket experts started disappearing, you wouldn’t just sit idly by The "if" is doing the heavy lifting here. And universe has lot of "ifs". Here's one: If this was a perfect distraction spun up to distract from Epstein files, it has succeeded and you have been had.