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22/06/23

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Originally posted by AgAu: ↑

The Titanic: the Fraud that Keeps on Giving

Added June 21, 2023: This paper has caused them such headaches over the past five years, they have finally instructed CIA to manufacture a new fake story to resell the old one. So this week you are being treated to the loss of the tourist sub, with a storyline taken from the “child lost down a well” tales we see occasionally. The point is to make you think a ship is really down there, and that these wealthy tourists have paid $250,000 to go see the wreckage. Most people can't imagine they would fake a tragedy like this just to resell an old story, so it works much better than just releasing more fake pictures of the wreckage. A tragedy guarantees them much better headlines. Unfortunately, this just gives them the opportunity to make more mistakes I can catch them at. It creates more anomalies I can't point to. Others are already pointing out the sub doesn't even look real, especially the specs and the interior. It seems more like a Hollywood prop. It is guided by a $30 plastic game controller you can get at Ebay, a knockoff of a knockoff. The interior lighting is by Camper World. We have on video a reading of the contract, admitting the sub is not approved or certified by any regulatory body, just proving the whole thing is a fake. And they want you to see this, because it is part of the conjob. As we have seen many times, there appears to be something in their Phoenician contracts requiring them to tell you they are conning you while they are doing it, so it is your bad. If you are too stupid to hear what they are telling you, that isn't their fault.

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Maybe that’s why they didn’t want seasoned ex submariners from the navy to tag along. They would take one look at that thing and say (you’re taking a lend right?).
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