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When I was at prep school we had a history teacher who was always going on about “having to look at the evidence” and confirm the validity of sources. We were 11. It’s only when I see responses to obviously silly satire that I realise what an important lesson that was.https://twitter.com/RAF_Luton/status/1340598343760809984 …
Hi Alan, this was the main reason for setting up the account (Don't believe what you see on social media) and to create a few smiles
Don’t get me wrong, it always makes me smirk and I thoroughly enjoy it. I appreciate the effort you put into it too. I’m just aghast at some of the replies.
Hi Alan (again) it is a little scary that some folk believe so easily what they see on Twitter, often with many pointers that its a joke or parody account in the tweet or from dozens of people commenting
You’re doing a great job
Wot? You mean none of it's true?
Oh... I misunderstood ... I thought it was to create a few similes. I am now like a goose.
Don’t believe @RAF_Luton ‘s cover story - very plausible deception for some of the UK’s most sensitive capabilities
The first post I noticed from you was the one about Kim Kardashian visiting the base, and I thought that one was real. ”Wow! There’s a PR guy at a British base who has a marvelous sense of humor.”
I look forward to my daily smiles.....which can become full blown laughs when you see how mental some of the replies are 
I believe everything that @RAF_Luton tweets. It is 2020 so you never know ...
#ha 
And show so fascinating photos
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