like thisToday’s dose of psychobabble.
Believers more likely to claim for replacement items, refunds or compensation from a shop when they were not entitled to, according to new research
Tavistock puts out the most inane nonsense.
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like thisAFD is so passé if you’re a fakeologist.
No tags for this post.April Fools’ Day or April Fool’s Day (sometimes called All Fools’ Day) is an annual celebration commemorated on April 1 by playing practical jokesand spreading hoaxes. The jokes and their victims are called April fools. People playing April Fool jokes often expose their prank by shouting “April fool(s)” at the unfortunate victim(s). Some newspapers, magazines and other published media report fake stories, which are usually explained the next day or below the news section in smaller letters.
like thisLet no mass death (story) go un glorified or unpublicized, no matter how contrary to common sense it may be. I won’t spend more than a glancing moment on this story, except to say that if it’s promoted by the media, it’s likely fake. Add a GoFu$$Me and a warning like this, and you have a hoax formula for sure.
No tags for this post.“What we urge everybody, just to be cautious not to approach the mother. She will be there. She don’t want anybody to take photos or talk to her, Just leave her alone let her grieve,” he said.
like thisMaybe the same group that created the 9/11 movie is busy again.
No tags for this post.Los Angeles police are looking into a chilling photo posted to the internet on Friday by an ISIS-supporting group showing a photoshopped explosion to a high-rise in downtown Los Angeles.
like thisLike moths to a light, this month’s theme seems to be city rec centers being burned or crashed into.
Since this site dismisses coincidences, something phony must be afoot.
This is number three in as many weeks.
Methinks some serious funding is needed to rehabilitate some of these aging buildings.
A man suffered head injuries when he drove into the exterior wall of the Centennial Recreation Centre in Scarborough on Saturday morning.
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No tags for this post.Today’s top stories, including fire crews continue to battle the blaze at Agincourt Recreation Centre and one man is dead after a two-vehicle crash.
like thisExtreme terror testing had real psychological effects on the citizens. I doubt it was accidental.
Ballistic missile threat inbound to Hawaii. Seek immediate shelter. On the next all-NEW Snap… “This Is Not A Drill”. A very special presentation of the day the world almost ended.
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Iconic photos are hard to get. They’re easier to fake.
Iconic photos move mountains – of money.
This is an oldie but a goodie.
Mr. Photographer was so upset he offed himself. Couldn’t bring himself to feed the little boy I guess.
Discuss.
The picture won the Pulitzer Prize for Feature Photography award in 1994. Carter committed suicide four months after winning the prize.
Vulture and little girl
On a side note, I am helping feed Africa, one cow at a time.
likes thisWhen we see pattern deaths at fakeologist, we smell hoax.
Personally, I dislike these eyesores, and bring my old wares to thrift shops directly.
Nothing like death to expedite the process of passing laws.
Apparently selling old clothes by the ton is big business, with lots of fraud and theft surrounding these bins.
(Phony) death should bring their demise.
Update: amusing tribute poster board with the variants of the same picture throughout
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He’s no JFK, but his official death was on a 22 – 3/22, and he too had the elite fake his death.
I have an acquaintance that does business in Ford’s neighborhood.
I told him to be on the lookout for Rob Ford, as I am sure, having hoaxed his death (with the power elite of Toronto’s orchestration), he’d drop in from time to time on his or his family’s home.
Apparently a neighbor approached my contact and mentioned to him, out of the blue, that good news, Rob Ford isn’t dead.
My contact, initiated in fakeology, wasn’t surprised to hear that.
I’ll try and get more details as time passes.
In the meantime, John Tory, our blueblood mayor, was re-elected this month in a cake-walk. Note that he couldn’t get elected dog catcher with the Fords competing. Now, it’s his throne to give up at will, all thanks to his cronies who made the deal with the Fords (older brother Doug was given the Premiership of the province).
No tags for this post.I wonder if there’s a schedule somewhere that lists the next year’s worth of phony stories.
It’s interesting that they don’t usually conflict, and sometimes overlap.
Barely a day is allowed to pass without some major fabrication.
No name, everyone’s anonymous except the vicsims, and everything is confused and unknowable.
The patterns are so obvious to fakeologists, yet the rest of the media connected population is gripped with the next story.
We have more in common with those that ignore the media.
Perhaps they’re the healthiest of all.
CTV News: Package to DeNiro recovered, Trump tweets against media.
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Most of those connected to the narrative are caught in a bad dream.
