False flag attacks have been common for centuries. Given any act of apparent political terrorism, journalists should always be asking: Why these targets? Why this timing? Who really benefits? Could this be yet another false flag? Not asking = incentivizing more false flags.
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This is one of those ironic posts you mention in your profile! I get it. It makes it easy to dispense with the idea that your tweets are thought out and credible.... or DOES it? I am not good at irony, so will just say I think investigating is way more useful than speculating.pic.twitter.com/4t9Jisd4Hj
I wasn't speculating. Just pointing out a historical pattern and calling for full investigation with due skepticism about likely culprits. If you read anything else into my tweet, that's on you.
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Why didn’t you raise the Big Bird hypothesis, then? You know, that Carroll Spinney retired from playing the iconic children’s television character so that ge could start this bombing campaign? It’s just as rational as the baloney you actually floated.
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Let’s hear it for the long lost art of critical thinking!!!
good tweet GeoffreyThanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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