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And the other fucked a fucking idiot.

For these people, this shadow government is both competent enough to achieve the most involved conspiracies, but at the same time, incompetent enough that Joe Nobody could just show up, look at the scene 60 years after the fact and figure it all out with their ambient temperature IQ (in Celsius).

There's plenty to criticize our governments for already.

I feel like nobody in this thread has been to the actual, official 6th floor museum in Dallas. They play up every "conspiracy" explanation you can imagine.

They have the exact spot in the book depository (the book depository is the museum) where Oswald was shooting, but they also have the alphabet agency sound dissection where the actual experts predict multiple shots occurred with a diarama of where the shots may have eminated from.

They have like the suit of the guy who shot Oswald and they really talk on printed images about how weird it all is.

When you go outside they have plaques on both the grassy knoll and the area directly behind it saying this is where possible other shooters were.

I think the plaque commemorating the death says allegedly.

60 years later, nonetheless. Fucking delusional.

He's gonna crack that case open 60 years later as well.

That one piece of evidence that has somehow survived 60 years, but also has been missed by the hundreds of experts and thousands of other "free thinkers" who scoured the area over the years.

And something that’s sturdy enough that 60 years of being in a street downtown won’t destroy

The kind of father I am going to be, lmao. Saying batshit so my children think that I am actually insane, while having the ability to provide to the family and keep a good life. I think this is one of the most fatherly skills. A dad can come up to a son and say things like "led lightbulbs are bad, they don't warm the room like the old ones" (my dad actually said that, while working with electrical engineering).

Man, there really are people here thinking this guy is delusional and not funny

He properly said it as a joke, and she probably laughed at his joke knowing it was a joke. Then it dawned on her that this would make a great place to farm likes and laughs off of Twitter. Can we still refer to it as twitter if referringto it in the past?

I see a lot of, "My conspiracy talking points closely align with American adversaries and are actually foreign propaganda used to destabilize me and my compatriots" these days.

Yeah he's going to find a bullet case in the FBI missed, that has been just lying around on the ground for decades, and a written confession that was left behind field in an airtight container to preserve it.

They even have the spot on the street marked with an X so you can see it as you drive over.

And the two guys on the grassy knoll selling their conspiracy pamphlet were pretty entertaining too, NGL.

9/11 was a terrible tragedy, but nowhere near as terrible as our government's response to it. After the attacks the country was more unified than at any point since WWII. Instead of using the attacks as a catalyst to continue bringing the country together, Bush used them as a wedge to drive us apart. Then the government continued using the event as an excuse to expand their power, violate the constitution, and snap up liberties.

And you just described my mom perfectly lol

So, they're the dwarfs of Warhammer Fantasy

You know why it's called FBI, don't you?

"Fix It Again, Tony!"

Nah, he missed and the drunk secret service agent in the tail car fumbled on the return shot

Suspicions about JFK's assassination are actually some of the more "acceptable" conspiracy theories to believe in, in the US. However, I think Lemino's recent video has shown the online community that there really isn't much, if any, room to argue that it wasn't Oswald.

Doing it for a joke is fine. Actually thinking you're going to find something that the FBI missed and the thousands of other conspiracy nuts missed is pretty stupid and/or arrogant though.

Pocket sand!

Their dad obviously thinks of himself as a Sherlock Holmes character who will see a random mark and immediately solve the case.