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The FBI and right-wing conspiracies
1:31:05 - 1:33:46 (02:40)
The speaker discusses his skepticism towards the FBI's involvement in various events, including the anti-vaxxer movement and the Epstein and Stavitsky cases, and questions why the right-wing community is not more suspicious of them.
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The speaker goes on a tangent about the perceived lack of awareness from both left and right wing individuals in response to the Epstein and Stavitsky scandals, ultimately suggesting the possibility of the current topic being an FBI front.
1:31:05 - 1:33:04 (01:58)
Summary
The speaker goes on a tangent about the perceived lack of awareness from both left and right wing individuals in response to the Epstein and Stavitsky scandals, ultimately suggesting the possibility of the current topic being an FBI front.
ChapterThe FBI and right-wing conspiracies
EpisodeBehind the Insurrections - The (French) Capitol Insurrection
PodcastBehind the Bastards
The prevalence of actual conspiracies happening all the time can make conspiratorial thinking highly influential, quick to spread, and difficult to fight against.
1:33:04 - 1:33:46 (00:41)
Summary
The prevalence of actual conspiracies happening all the time can make conspiratorial thinking highly influential, quick to spread, and difficult to fight against. This parallels the anti-vaxxer dilemma where the medical industry's reputation and past events diminishes public trust, but vaccination continues to prove effective.