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David Kellery. The latest patsy

You couldn't even spell the guy's name right, nor offer any links or any scintilla of any proof. Yeah, that is why no one takes conspiracy theorists seriously.

Who needs evidence, logic or facts when you can just go to a CT site to tell you what to believe
 
Who needs evidence, logic or facts when you can just go to a CT site to tell you what to believe

When the OP is afraid to include a link to his source material, you know he's embarrassed by it.
 
When the OP is afraid to include a link to his source material, you know he's embarrassed by it.

Cters are rarely embarassed about showing how gullibe they are. I think its just because he heard it on some CT radio show and doesnt have an actual link.
Either that or hes just lazy.
 
Cters are rarely embarassed about showing how gullibe they are. I think its just because he heard it on some CT radio show and doesnt have an actual link.
Either that or hes just lazy.

The picture he pasted probably came from an obscure link on infowars.
 
Deeeeeeeeeeeee.... wait for it.....eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee.....keep waiting for it.........bunked.

https://www.salon.com/2017/11/07/far-right-concocts-fake-news-about-texas-church-shooter/

From that link:

Even before law enforcement officials identified the suspected gunman in the Sutherland Springs shooting as Devin Patrick Kelley, far-right social media users were actively spreading misinformation that he was part of the anti-fascist or "antifa" movement, a loose coalition of radicals and anarchists that many on the American right believe to be a massive terrorist group bent on overthrowing the government.
For the past several weeks, conspiracy king Alex Jones and others hyped a series of local protest marches against President Donald Trump organized by a non-antifa leftist group called Refuse Fascism , claiming that instead of being just another bunch of demonstrations, Nov. 4 was to be the day that "antifa launches communist revolution in United States," as Jones' site InfoWars proclaimed.
Many members of the racist "alt-right" movement and their slightly less extreme "alt-lite" counterparts ceaselessly hyped the marches. Lucian Wintrich, a self-described reporter for the notoriously disreputable site Gateway Pundit, wrote an alarmist blog post citing a parody Twitter account which claimed that on Nov. 4, "millions of antifa supersoldiers will behead all white parents and small business owners."
After being mocked for his obvious error, Wintrich published an "update" to his post acknowledging he'd fallen for a crude, Onion-style satire. But the site kept almost all of his original language in place, likely to continue to get clicks from the highly viral post.
The Saturday protests came and went. They were lightly attended, according to multiple local reports, and did not feature any violence. That's not surprising considering that Refuse Fascism's organizers explicitly told their attendees to be peaceful.
 
LOL! I was hoping someone else would notice that.

Jim effing Hoff. The Stupidest Man on the Internet, many times over.

He seems to make a living from it, so the suckers apparently still abound. I finished laughing at old when he failed to produce that Michelle Obama "whitey tape" he swore he had. Back in 2008. LOL...
 
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