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con·spir·a·cy the·o·ry

[kənˈspirəsē ˌTHēərē, kənˈspirəsē ˌTHirē]

  1. a belief that some influential or controlling organization or group is secretly responsible for a notable event or phenomenon:

    "the normie muggles sought to account for the attacks on the American people in terms of a conspiracy theory"

People who use the term "conspiracy theory" or call those who still have a functioning brain cell in their head a mentally ill, tin foil hat wearing "conspiracy theorist" really ought to look up who weaponized that term and why.

While the CIA did not coin the term, an internal 1967 dispatch titled “Concerning Criticism of the Warren Report” (Dispatch 1035‑960) is often cited in conspiracy theories about its origin. This document, released in 1976 under the Freedom of Information Act, was part of the CIA’s psychological operations to counter criticism of the Warren Commission’s whitewash conclusion that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone in the 1963 assassination of President John F. Kennedy. It advised officers on arguments to discredit those who doubted the official narrative.

Proponents of the conspiracy theory claim that the CIA used the term to disqualify or discredit critics of official narratives, giving it a negative connotation so that calling someone a “conspiracy theorist” would function as an insult. This idea has been amplified by political scientists and by online commentators, who frame it as an example of state‑driven disinformation.

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Simply put, if you have enough intelligence, courage and the ability to recognize patterns and challenge our government's official narratives on the false flags and crimes against humanity they've been perpetrating on the masses for countless decades, that same Luciferian government cult makes sure you're labeled "mentally ill" in order to discredit you.

I know this for a fact because our shadow government did just that to me - and far, far worse - and countless other Americans.

 

People in law enforcement make very credible witnesses because we're trained to be highly observant,  write very objective reports on what we've observed and encountered, and objectively follow a chain of evidence that leads to the perpetrator(s) of a crime. We're pretty damn good at solving mysteries and seeing through BS, having dealt with those things every day on the job.

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I'm going to share 30 years of deep dive research I've done into our shadow government, it's heinous New World Order agenda, and many of the false flags it's perpetrated on innocent Americans.

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Untrue according to the former MCC CO I spoke with. There wasn't just one camera in the cells, there were two.

And there is no way a Corrections staff would allow even one of their cameras to be non-functioning much less all three of them as the official narrative claimed. Never once in the years I worked in the jail did we allow any of our cameras to be non functioning and every inch of our jail was covered by cameras with the exception of the inmate showers.

According to the official narrative, 3 out of 3 jail cameras were not working the night of Eptstein's death and there were no cameras in his cell.

Jail Cameras
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