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[Still]

On the other hand, maybe Tila Tequila did give up her vanity, and spent the other 35 minutes of that rediculous vid mocking the vanity of everyone who believes anything she says.

It's hard to argue it's not vain to believe its pleases god to occasionally test the faith of believers by putting voices in thier heads that tell them to tie up their son, knife him, and burn the body. 

A nation, half of whom might believe this is ok because it's in a book called the bible, deserves to be laughed at, if it can't laugh at itself.

So I'm torn, wondering if the CIA is a domestic enemy, or whether it is actually doing a service.

The problem, I think, is the CIA doesn't really know the truth either, and all its truths are as political as anybody else's truths.

Yes, the people are stupid.

Yes, CIA ops are getting a big laugh, and share a few laughs too.

But should the taxes of the stupid people pay for the laughs of the political people?

[Steve]

Even if this guy is CIA, still made me laugh when I wasn't in the mood to laugh.

1. I suspect these are fake subtitles. It works the same way if they're speaking German.

2. I am still occasionally coming into material about flat Earth. This is much more widespread than I thought. And I'm in awe of how profoundly blind these "flat Earthers" are. I mean they take one observation and misunderstand it, and call it proof. Then they do it to many other observations and call it conclusive proof. It's like I'm in the twilight zone. I find it hard to believe so many people can be so stupid. Not just stupid. Gullible. Uneducated. Blind.

[Steve]

And he is part of the "club". But way down the levels.

[Steve]

And the guy in that video is a moron too. He cites incorrect observations. Like the small boat video we've all seen.... that's not even near far enough away. Thats' all these flat Earthers have given as proof . . . just incorrect junk.

I AM STILL LOOKING FOR ***ONE*** PIECE OF INFORMATION THAT ALLUDES TO FLAT EARTH.

So for it is all a damn clear hoax or deliberate distraction from issues that matter.

[Still]

Yes, could be fake subtitles on that laugher. 

The author definitely had opinions where all this b.s. is coming from.

My feeling is whatever rogue elements in the unelected politicized  deep state alphabet agencies that gave us the "official story" on 9-11,  are also giving us these additional layers of stupidity to cover for it, and test the limits of propaganda for future dark ops. 

Even before Vault 7, I have felt the whole CIA concept is prone to domestic mischief, and really represents ongoing warfare toward every other nation in the world.

I would look in that direction before I would chase rabbits down even more globalist entities of dubious existence.  We at least know the CIA exists, and mischief is its chief mission.

[Taotie]

it's better like this..

link:s://:.youtube.com/watch?v=SWB8TAthmyw

[Taotie]

and how do you explain this?

[Steve]

The original:
link:s://m.youtube.com/watch?v=wgzdb0txR_c

Id love to hire that guy. Great work ethic.

Taotie, i suspect its cgi from the cia.

[Still]

Coincidence?

Today I get a prank phone call from someone pretending to represent several insurance companies, and or has the ability to save me some money on rates.  Starts asking questions, as if I'm shopping for insurance, legal questions like, have you had continous insurance for past year? Of course, I'm happy to report YES. Then he wants to know my insurance company, which is where I start asking him questions like who is he.  He repeats his stupid little spiel and then asks again, more pointedly, who my company is. 

I said, "My insurance company is...none of your business."

That's when he pushes a button to trigger a laugh track. 

Then he says, "Are you still there?"

I'm, "No I'm not here"

He triggered the canned laugh again and hung up.

Later, when I went to access the Internet on my phone, my browser was opened to a page from the IRS:

link:s://:.irs.gov/uac/free-file-do-your-federal-taxes-for-free

The only thing I have done recently that is out of ordinary is I have installed automatic phone call recording, and have commented here with several buzz words that could easily qualify for one of thier stupid scans of Internet traffic.

Coincidence?

[Still]

and how do you explain this?

The "turtles all the way down" thing comes from Eastern teachings about the origins of a material world.  It's meant to be a kind of facetious statement that is laughable and makes no sense. 


So too, the Genesis and maintenance of a material world, round or flat,  is laughable and makes no sense...can never be explained adequately upon any well reasoned foundation. 

This teaching comes more from "advaita" traditions of teachings, which means "non-dual". Non dual states that only reality exists, that it is formless, and nothing else exists.

  Hence, a material world of forms does not exist, hence it's origens/genesis/maintenance cannot be explained with any definite substance.

[Priyanka]

Most of the discussions that we have in this forum are "anavastha". It's all turtles all the way down.

[Steve]

Still, I used to play along with phone calls like that. Now I promptly give them two words and hang up.

[Priyanka]

Still, I used to play along with phone calls like that. Now I promptly give them two words and hang up.

Today someone called me from HMRC asking to confirm my personal details before talking further. Normally I would say it without any hesitation. But something said me don't. I hung up thinking I would call them back. How nice was it. I called HMRC and they said no one called. Wow. 

[Steve]

I got a call from the "tax office" saying I needed to pay some tax debt. I immediately said I know they're scamming and should **** off. She then asked if I would like to be directed to their head office. I agreed then the call was directed to what appeared to be the real number of the tax office. Two problems with that:

1. A redirected call can be intercepted, and would allow the scammers to get real personal details.

2. The redirect could have been to a fake number, but just with audio recordings from the real tax office.

I just hung up. I'm sure these scammers trick many people. I find it amazing that there are call centers full of people who know they are scamming people.

[Steve]

Even if you get mail with a phone number to call about an issue like health insurance or whatever, dont automatically assume it is legit. You need to find the real number on the real website with SSL (link:s) then call it. Some of these scammers are clever.

I had a girlfriend once. She constantly had mail hanging out of her mail box. I warned her someone could do something with stolen mail. She thought it was just being paranoid. But eventually someone had created a phone account in her name and was making expensive calls. There's heaps of stuff that can happen like this if you arent careful and aware of the pathetic loopholes.