Was the Dublin Stabbing Incident a Hoax?

[Cognitive Dissident]

Consider this:

no evidence of victims; no evidence of a perpetrator; no interviews of families of those allegedly attacked; anti-plantation protestors vilified; more hate laws tabled and undoubtedly to be enacted; anti-Irish, anti-White, anti-male tropes dominating the news media; and the hero is a Brazilian child-minder.

This, to me, is a variation on the school shooting psyop. The video of the rioting is emotive and reminiscent of the London 2011 riots.

It all looks and feels very stagey. Mind fuckery at its finest, in my educated opinion.

What say you?

[pasterno]

I personally believe that it's often prudent to overlook minor issues. In the grand scheme of things, not every small incident needs our full attention or reaction.

In life, unexpected and unplanned events happen all the time. Some of these occurrences might be orchestrated, while others are genuine and spontaneous. It's crucial to recognize this distinction. I've come to think that the scale of an event is inversely proportional to the likelihood of it being staged. Smaller events tend to fade quickly from the public eye, reducing the incentive to stage them for long-term impact.

Take, for example, major events like 9/11, the conflicts in Gaza and Ukraine, the global Corona pandemic, the threat of nuclear bombs, SpaceX's advancements in space exploration, and the Holocaust. These are monumental in their scope and impact. They are continuously kept alive in public consciousness through a constant stream of propaganda, often spanning years or even decades. This relentless bombardment includes annual remembrances, celebratory events, and an unending cycle of media coverage.

The role of the media and political figures in this process cannot be understated. They act as the drummers in the parade of public opinion, setting the rhythm and pace of the narrative. Their persistent drumming is a key feature of modern politics, shaping how we perceive and respond to these significant events.

A typical day in this world of political and media spectacle might start with a morning visit to a Holocaust remembrance event, where you meet a survivor and hear their harrowing story. This is followed by an afternoon of social media activity, where you might tweet about the looming nuclear threat from a country like China, or celebrate the latest achievement in space exploration, such as the image of a distant star, whimsically named BennyX.

But the day doesn't end there. Soon, you're sharing updates about China's renewed lockdown measures against children, a reminder of the ongoing pandemic struggles. Then, in a swift change of location and mood, you find yourself flying to Ukraine. Here, President Zelensky escorts you to a film set, a reconstructed scene of war, where you engage in a poignant conversation with a veteran who has lost his leg in combat.

The day concludes with a reflective tweet, marking the 6000th day since the 9/11 attacks, a moment frozen in time for many. You share your own memories of that day, joining a chorus of voices in a collective act of remembrance.

The Dublin stabbing is too small, too risky in my opinion to be staged.

If I were a societal planner I wouldn't take the risk.

[Exit]

I disagree.

The whole point of traumatic events is to cause trauma.

Big and and small, the trauma is insidious and all pervading.

[Cognitive Dissident]

I was watching the hits after I had just posted. Fifteen, in no time at all. There are bots here, trolls too.

Nonetheless, and I am no fan of Gemma O' Doherty, but here you are:











https://twitter.com/LezLuthor

This from the pagan, Thomas Sheridan:



Something is wrong here.

[Cognitive Dissident]

Gemma O'Doherty has nailed it. Fake AF:

[rachel]

@Cognitive Dissident, I put a thread in the ICE-Active Shooter Events, I know it's not an ideal fit, but UK related, it's more likely to be stabbings than shootings.

Dublin stabbing November 2023

The stabbings are a excuse for the staged riots, IMHO, and that fits in nicely with Tony Blair's new Digital ID push.

[Cognitive Dissident]

The Dark Lord himself, in a purple tie, no less. I know a magic trick that can make that red pencil disappear.

Ah, the small boats. It's a tad more than 14,200:

Last year nearly forty thousand of these settlers arrived. The total at the end of October this year was a bit less than 27 thousand.

https://vdare.com/radio-derb/lessons-fr ... l-over-etc

[Cognitive Dissident]

Fake Nukes Phil is interviewed by Gemma O'Doherty:



https://gemmaodoherty.com/

[rachel]

I know this is late, but it occurred to me, this is apparently 23 November 2023. Besides the woman in the red coat, is anyone else dressed for a late November day in Ireland? I'm very suspect of their short sleeves. And why are the medics treating the people on the street? Surely hypothermia from lying on cold concrete would be a major worry? It all seems very staged and very not November.

Here's the page the other image comes from, just to confirm the Irish Times was running with this scene being really dated 23ed November. Actually skimming the story, it's a nothing burger, you can read it as some people got stabbed, you can also read it that there is no evidence anyone got stabbed, just hearsay.

Dublin stabbing: how the chaos unfolded on Parnell Square
https://www.irishtimes.com/ireland/2023 ... ll-square/

Shortly after 1.40pm on Thursday, journalists covering the Stardust inquests were filing lunchtime copy in the Pillar Room of the Rotunda hospital, where inquests have been under way since April. Deirdre Dames, a survivor of the 1981 fire rushed in, alerting us that someone was “after stabbing kids out there”.

RTÉ’s Conor Hunt and I, along with several others, followed her out to Parnell Square East where there were already four or five ambulances, several Dublin Fire Brigade appliances manned by paramedics and several Garda cars, as sirens blared as more arrived.

Across the road on the pavement outside Delfin English language school, a man in his 50s lay with blood around his face and chest as paramedics tended to him...

I thought I'd go to the Daily Mail, and it looks like they were not prepared to touch the set up pictures with a bargepole, and equally non-committal about anyone named actual witnessing a stabbing.


Dublin stabbing horror: Police rule out terrorism as witness reveals 'one kid fell to the ground, then another, then another' as five people including a woman are wounded when 'knifeman attacks group of young children'
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... ublin.html

Police have ruled out terrorism as witnesses revealed that three children 'fell to the ground' one after the other as five people were wounded when a knifeman launched an attack in Dublin today.

Irish police confirmed a total of five people were injured following the 'major security' incident which occurred shortly after 1.30pm on Parnell Square.

One of the three children, a girl, and a woman in her 30s suffered 'serious' injuries, and a man in his 50s and two other children were also among the injured, police said. All five were taken to hospital...

Spot the difference in some of the pictures from the Mail. This is the police putting up the tape to stop people entering the scene, so just after the stabbings? Note the wet pavement and generally drab day.

This is the scene after all the tape has been added, it looks brighter and, oh look, the ground is dry.

This seems more likely to be the same day as the police being pictured putting up the tape. I think it's two sets of pictures stitched together to create a story. And I generally think this is done a lot.

[Cognitive Dissident]

An uneatable soup of atrocity porn spooned to us by a loving State, then forgotten, like a bad itch.

Straight-up State relational psychological abuse.

Tomorrow is 12/12.

We need a divorce.