My main motivation for reading "conspiracy theories" (apart from I like a laugh) is rather selfish (learning purposes).
So you hope to learn by watching heavily and badly edited videos put out by jihadist websites? The sooner you move onto the Beano the better.
I also (as you may of gathered) like to throw my findings into the mix (even if doing so makes me the "idiot").
Yes, I'm afraid it does.
If someone claims an alternative explanation to a official theory, I like to try and see if there's any substance or rationale to it,
Doesn't take long to show it's rubbish.
Now, there is much more at stake here than the video or the attacks and that is the powers that be are going to use it to expand wars, write away more rights and as usual increase surveillance.
17 folk get killed in France, (supposedly)
??? over a question of free speech, and the first thing that governments want to do is use that event to take away free speech on the Internet
With mass murder across Paris and narrowly avoided in Belgium not unnaturally they want to stop mass murderers plotting mass murders on the internet.
The very same governments that expressed no outrage whatsoever as the U.S. military killed hundreds of thousands of civilians in Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan and elsewhere.
Incorrect by a few 0's- look up the figures for civilian deaths caused by US military action in those countries.
Do you not find it funny that "terrorism" is called "Foreign Policy" when we "the west" do it and "terrorism" for anyone else...actually don't answer that
