Red Mosquito

This is the first I've heard of it.

The Sikhs in CA recently pulled off a pretty big protest. This action was oriented against the Indian consulate. I'm pretty sure between them and the Mormons, they have the manpower and organization to take over Utah, Colorado, Idaho, and CA at the least. That they won't is a shame. Unbeatable coalition in the West. They both need to flex more.

Let's do it.

BurtReynolds wrote:Let's do it.

Wait up - that's a good thing, right?

BurtReynolds wrote:Bruce Ivins didn't kill himself.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bruce_Edwards_Ivins

He taught the rest of us that dudes must act as if sororities don't exist.

What about this Helen Keller business?

As always, appologies to self for emotional labor incurred.

Higgs wrote:

BurtReynolds wrote:Let's do it.

Wait up - that's a good thing, right?

Pretty sure its the plot of The Matrix, but that's no reason not to do it.

how convenient

I wonder which RMers are on the current Rex 84 list...

two doctors who treated Navalny have died

conspiracy theorists: nah, need more evidence


Hillary clinton ordered pizza via a phone app

Conspiracy theorists: See, she went to the pizza shopped and paid with a special credit card that opened up a secret door in the freezer that led to the downstairs where there are 10K underage kids being sold for sex

https://www.reddit.com/r/Tartaria/

I shudder to provide a reddit link, but figure you deserved original sources if you wanted to look it up.

There's far more to it than this, but I enjoy their claim that the quickly built, classicly inspired world fair structures from the late 1800s and early 1900s were actually pre-existing structures from a previous civilization, and they were largely destroyed to hide this history. This is an especially fun conspiracy for North America because its (somewhat) consistent with Mormon teachings of pre-land bridge civilization.

There's that, and the mud flood. A whole barrel of fun with Tartaria.

Trag is producing an audio content series called RMcast

Bammer wrote:Trag is producing an audio content series called RMcast

lol.


I've long joked that RM is actually the Platypus' graduate thesis project.

simple schoolboy wrote:https://www.reddit.com/r/Tartaria/

I shudder to provide a reddit link, but figure you deserved original sources if you wanted to look it up.

There's far more to it than this, but I enjoy their claim that the quickly built, classicly inspired world fair structures from the late 1800s and early 1900s were actually pre-existing structures from a previous civilization, and they were largely destroyed to hide this history. This is an especially fun conspiracy for North America because its (somewhat) consistent with Mormon teachings of pre-land bridge civilization.

There's that, and the mud flood. A whole barrel of fun with Tartaria.

I posted a story in the ancient civilization thread (I think that's where?) about a theory that there could have been advanced civilizations on earth prior to such cataclysmic events that were so destructive they wiped out any evidence of them. Definitely interesting to think about.

I read somewhere that if we died out, it wouldn't take that long for our entire civilisation to be reduced to a thin layer of plastic in the Earth's crust.

How are there no big conspiracy theories surrounding Patton's death? We have conspiracies for everything else, but none about him dying so soon after WW2 have gained traction? Come on, conspiracy theorists!

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

simple schoolboy wrote:https://www.reddit.com/r/Tartaria/

I shudder to provide a reddit link, but figure you deserved original sources if you wanted to look it up.

There's far more to it than this, but I enjoy their claim that the quickly built, classicly inspired world fair structures from the late 1800s and early 1900s were actually pre-existing structures from a previous civilization, and they were largely destroyed to hide this history. This is an especially fun conspiracy for North America because its (somewhat) consistent with Mormon teachings of pre-land bridge civilization.

There's that, and the mud flood. A whole barrel of fun with Tartaria.

I posted a story in the ancient civilization thread (I think that's where?) about a theory that there could have been advanced civilizations on earth prior to such cataclysmic events that were so destructive they wiped out any evidence of them. Definitely interesting to think about.

I mean, we have like fossils and stuff predating cataclysmic events. No trace of spaceships.

But what if lava