/dunk/ - Off topic

>>176327
I think David Wilcock destroyed his mental health by diving too deeply into the conspiracy and New Age pool. I first heard of him when people were talking about him being the reincarnation of Edgar Cayce, so I had a bad impression of him right from the start. I didn't even pay any attention to him until right before he died. He ended up promoting the grifting charlatan Corey Goode and the doddering fabulist Bill Tompkins and seemed to believe their wild "secret space program" stories as far as I could tell, which is exactly why people who get into this stuff need to learn discernment and how to take claims with a huge pinch of salt. I think it's clear that there's been a UFO coverup going on for decades, but past that I have no idea what's going on. I think probably half of the "lore" or more is either nonsense or shouldn't be taken at face value. That especially goes for the crash retrieval topic, where oftentimes the credibility of the cases hinge on a single witness. And often ones who aren't reliable at that. Roswell is such an intriguing case both because the government bungled the coverup so hard and that there's some pretty intriguing testimonies from people who have been shown to have actually been in the right place and right time to have been privy to information that contradicts the the official story. If the entire alien narrative only had Jesse Marcel's testimony to back it up, I would say it would be easy to write it off. There's nothing proving conclusively there was anything alien involve, but there is some decent circumstantial evidence of something strange going on. Unfortunately, David Wilcock went off the deep end with his interest in "forbidden" topics and bought into nonsense about Q and dup coming in to clean house. If you're that filled with hopium and flying high, then you're setting yourself up for a bad time when you come back down to Earth. The guy had been around long enough that he was promoting all the 2012 ascension crap. It makes sense he'd want to end it all after taking a good hard look at the world around him and how none of his wishful thinking had panned out.

>>176329
thanks for the reply and thanks for gahoole running an actual decent board
maybe some crybaby from florida thinks my take is shit but I think you should be able to discuss whether someone with a motive to fake their death may have actually done it, at the very least in some corner of the internet that basically no one knows about (that's not a diss at all)

Why would Kirk and Epstein still be alive. Epstein was a liability to the other (((elites))). Kirk is pretty clearly dead, I watched him die live, whether it was Israel which makes no sense or some dumb radicalized troon goyim hes dead. Its not like it did ZOG good to kill off their top goyim.

>>176331
well, thankfully the trump scam is at a stage where even alex jones is now openly discussing that the only thing that really amkes sense with Kirk is that he's still alive
The reasoning is that everything about the case is dody and that the people around him probably didn't hate him so that leaves a pretend assassination. Which in my opinion is a solid assesment and what should be assumed by everyone until someone wants to actually pony up the truth with non concreted over evidence from the government

>>176332
Personally I think it makes more sense that it wasn't part of ZOG's plan to lose their most faithful zogbot. He got liquidated by a product of Jewish-brainwashing (tranny) but the Jews and the political left-wing they gave birth to simply deconstruct things, its in their nature.

Dup was always a fake faggot.