False Flag Bombs sent to Evil Hillary, muslim Obama, tratorous CNN

Duck Soup

Amazingly, Sayoc's Twitter account (under a pseudonym) is still open.

https://twitter.com/hardrock2016

Jimbob1977

First it was David Schwimmer stealing beer in Blackpool

Now it's Paul McCartney sending mail bombs from Florida

dark crystal

But...but...I thought it was a false flag. You mean it wasn't the evil leftie liberals at all? It was a Trump fanboy all the time?


Well I never.

mcmoustache

haley79 wrote: »

Q predicted this

haley79 wrote: »

the worst false flag since vegas
they aren't even trying anymore (although they humiliated themselves with crazy blasey)
sad

haley79 wrote: »

sadyhook wasn't a false flag
what are you some kind of libtard

haley79 wrote: »

the most obvious thing is the "victims" are not enemies of the right wing
nobody cares about losers like hillary, obama, failing cnn,
if they had have picked genuine enemies , maybe
obv false flag

haley79 wrote: »

why would democrats send viable devices to themselves
they are only doing this to try to get sympathy votes

Now haley79, what have we learned from all this? Whenever I find that I was completely wrong about something, I like to figure out why. We all make mistakes and it's important to learn from them. It's how we grow as people.



In your case, this should be relatively easy - you already mentioned Q, for example, which suggests to me that you're probably filling your head with shíte. Are you filling your head with shíte? If you are, you should probably stop and try to get your information from sources with a good track record of being factual. This way, your head will have less shíte in it and you won't make a tit of yourself on the internet.

RobertKK wrote: »

It is probably a Machiavellian plot by the left since despite all their talk, it has been looking likely the Republicans would stay in control.
If Americans politicians can use lies to bomb countries, they can use bombs to lie to the people, have people on your side send amateur bombs, no one gets hurt, and blame the opposition for inciting it.

It is impossible to know the truth, but I have spoken with Americans who think it is some convenient election ploy.

Robert, Robert, Robert... I'm disappointed. Whatever about your strange hatred for Hillary Clinton, I had always considered you to at least be fairly rational. In other threads you stuck to facts and while I disagreed, I could understand your position since it was at least grounded in reality. What happened? Are you getting your news from facebook now and sites with variants of the word "true" or "pundit" in them? Are baseless conspiracy theories just something that mainstream right-wingers believe in now?


This is getting ridiculous. I know that the US has a conspiracy theorist for a president now but that doesn't change the nature of reality.

steddyeddy

There's a president in power who brags about sexually assaulting women, mocks disabled people, tears up international agreements which preserve peace and the climate and is described as an idiot by everybody who ever worked with him and yet some people think the "left" (left meaning anyone who doesn't think an idiot should be in office) made a conspiracy to make the Republicans look stupid and violent......

Jesus wept.

steddyeddy

dav3 wrote: »

Nutty for Ireland, yes.

A few thousand miles away, it's just a normal day in the USA. Nobody would bat an eyelid if they saw that van.

If only the "left" could come up with a plan to make people like that look stupid.....

Franz Von Peppercorn

American bumper stickers are a real bad idea - either side. It’s a highly antagonistic society.

Hande hoche!

Jeff Sessions giving a conference now. Haven't seen him for a bit.

Walter Bishop

We're in a post-truth world now - the suspect's van is covered in pro-Trump and right wing stickers, and there's photos of him at a Trump rally. So of course this doesn't mean he's a right-wing Trump supporter no, but a left wing 'operative' :rolleyes:

mcmoustache

dark crystal wrote: »

But...but...I thought it was a false flag. You mean it wasn't the evil leftie liberals at all? It was a Trump fanboy all the time?


Well I never.

I've been on the internet for about 20 years now and whenever there was any terrorist attack or violent event in the States, there was always some idiot on an online forum or newsgroup claiming that it was a false flag. There would be no evidence for it or anything like that - they would just assume that it was false flag and point out how it would benefit the imagined perpetrator.



These types of people were universally known as conspiracy theorists and the consensus was that they were a bit mental or gullible at best. Their ideas about false flags, fake moon landings, lizard people and so on were laughed at by pretty much everyone. These were the people that we associated with the whole tinfoil hat thing.


But here we are in 2018. The United States is lead by a conspiracy theorist who even showed up on infowars. The type of nonsense that used to be confined to Alex Jones is now part and parcel of mainstream republican media publications such as the most mainstream of all, FOX News. It's everywhere that sells the MAGA coolaid.


What happened though? Did it turn out that Alex Jones and the tinfoil hatters were right all along? Is that why the mainstream right is now adopting conspiracy theories? I had a quick look and it turns out that no, that didn't happen - Alex Jones is still as batshít crazy as ever and his predictive abilities are about as useful as a mesh condom.


So why is the pro-Trump media pushing baseless conspiracies these days? I'll leave that as an exercise for the reader.


tl;dr Baseless conspiracies were retarded back in the day and they're still retarded now. So why are they so popular now, even here where we should have more sense?

Franz Von Peppercorn

Walter Bishop wrote: »

We're in a post-truth world now - the suspect's van is covered in pro-Trump and right wing stickers, and there's photos of him at a Trump rally. So of course this doesn't mean he's a right-wing Trump supporter no, but a left wing 'operative' :rolleyes:

I haven’t been reading the false flag narratives on this one, but a false flag isn’t a leftie pretending to be far right, or vice versa, but the government pretending to be either.

Not that there’s any evidence of that here.

Water John

FBI Director calls them IEDs. That's real news.

mcmoustache

Water John wrote: »

FBI Director calls them IEDs. That's real news.

Exact words:

We can confirm that 13 IEDs were sent to various individuals across the country... these are not hoax devices.

everlast75

Hande hoche! wrote: »

Jeff Sessions giving a conference now. Haven't seen him for a bit.

You have to squint...

Water John

In fairness Sessions did the correct thing and showed that law enforcement is to protect all Americans, incl political rivals. He made it clear it was a media outlet and Democrats were the targets. He did what the President would not do.

mcmoustache

Water John wrote: »

In fairness Sessions did the correct thing and showed that law enforcement is to protect all Americans, incl political rivals.

He's a racist little shít but he respects the law and takes his job seriously.

salmocab

dav3 wrote: »

Nutty for Ireland, yes.

A few thousand miles away, it's just a normal day in the USA. Nobody would bat an eyelid if they saw that van.

Does his van say step aside girls the alpha males are back? Surely alpha males would want the females to stick around and other males to leave.

Human Sausage

BoJack Horseman wrote: »

Wrong way around friend.

The Federales have already told us that they weren't explosives!
They contained a "pyrotechnic powder".
There was no explosive... and no detonator mechanism on any of them.

As I said... people should stop calling them bombs... because they weren't

They were fakes.

We can confirm that 13 IEDs were sent to various individuals across the country... these are not hoax devices.

Would you like to explain to all of us what the 'E' in IED stands for? :pac:

Hande hoche!

He will give CNN a good week's worth of material. Bit of a change from Brexit and Trump.

everlast75 wrote: »

You have to squint...

People seem interested in his height.

zapitastas

salmocab wrote: »

Does his van say step aside girls the alpha males are back? Surely alpha males would want the females to stick around and other males to leave.

I think it is referring to other men as girls ... or maybe I am overthinking it

everlast75

Hande hoche! wrote: »

He will give CNN a good week's worth of material. Bit of a change from Brexit and Trump.




People seem interested in his height.

Did that joke go over your head?

Grayson

I have to admit based on his truck and twitter feed, he seems nuts. Still it might not be him, he's only been arrested. I don't think he's been charged yet and we haven't seen the evidence.

BTW, please don't think I'm one of those false flaggers, I'm just saying we can't say it was definitely him until we see more evidence (although making previous bomb threats, and the truck, seems to be a strong indicator.)

We can however say he appears to be nuts.

Water John

He has been charged on five counts, totalling 58 years jail time. His finger print was on one of the packages sent to Maxine Waters.

Grayson

Water John wrote: »

He has been charged on five counts, totalling 58 years jail time. His finger print was on one of the packages sent to Maxine Waters.

Still, we don't know for certain.....just kidding. He sounds guilty as fcuk.

mcmoustache

Grayson wrote: »

I have to admit based on his truck and twitter feed, he seems nuts. Still it might not be him, he's only been arrested. I don't think he's been charged yet and we haven't seen the evidence.

BTW, please don't think I'm one of those false flaggers, I'm just saying we can't say it was definitely him until we see more evidence (although making previous bomb threats, and the truck, seems to be a strong indicator.)

We can however say he appears to be nuts.

The evidence against him is a fingerprint, dna and an admission that he didn't mean to hurt anyone.



Sorry if you were being sarcastic - it's hard to tell these days.

mcmoustache

Grayson wrote: »

Still, we don't know for certain.....just kidding. He sounds guilty as fcuk.

Dammit. You got me.

Hande hoche!

Rumours doing the rounds that he used to work as a stripper. Seems like a space cadet, all in all.

everlast75 wrote: »

Did that joke go over your head?

You've lost me

astrofool

Sounds like another Daniel Lugo


Got to laugh at the "Native Americans" sticker, especially with a name like his.

mcmoustache

Where did all the false flaggers and the Qanon fcúkers go?

Are they doing some introspection right now, wondering if that shíte that they're filling their heads with might be giving them a worldview that doesn't gel with reality?

Water John

Some still believe its a set up, delusional.

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2018/oct/26/trump-supporters-sceptical-about-pipe-bomb-arrest

What is sad is that, this should be a small rump, but those who vote for Trump and GOP, ride that horse, knowing how nonsensical it is.

mcmoustache

Water John wrote: »

Some still believe its a set up, delusional.

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2018/oct/26/trump-supporters-sceptical-about-pipe-bomb-arrest

What is sad is that, this should be a small rump, but those who vote for Trump and GOP, ride that horse, knowing how nonsensical it is.

It's almost like the accusations of Trump Derangement Syndrome were directed at the wrong crowd.

TheIrishGrover

Guys, guys, guys. You got it all wrong:

He's a delusional person who isn't in the right frame of mind and needs mental help..........

...... Now if he was sending them to Trump and his cronies then he'd be a terrorist and proof that libtards will stoop to any levels and a danger to 'murican way of life!

Thargor

dav3 wrote: »

Nutty for Ireland, yes.

A few thousand miles away, it's just a normal day in the USA. Nobody would bat an eyelid if they saw that van.

He has a bumper sticker with a fake quote about it being impossible to govern a nation without God and a bible that George Washington never said:

https://fakehistory.wordpress.com/2009/07/03/fake-quotations-washington-and-governing-without-god/

B0jangles

mcmoustache wrote: »

It's almost like the accusations of Trump Derangement Syndrome were directed at the wrong crowd.

Did you know that even that wasn't an original creation for the Trump presidency?

It was originally coined as 'Bush Derangement Syndrome' back in 2003 to dismiss the fears people had due to Bush's terrible destructive, warmongering policies while in office.

Apparently recycling jokes is the only recycling U.S. Conservatives believe in.

suicide_circus

"Person of colour sends bombs in mail"

Billy Mays

Another false flag shooting at a synagogue in Pittsburgh. Multiple fatalities.