Yet more Inspiraloonery

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CAUTION!! Do not confuse with...

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Classic Conspiratunery™ courtesy of UK Gold

"From 1978 through to the end of 1979 The Members became a mainstay on the London circuit and were regularly featured in all the music papers of the time. After signing with Virgin Records in 1978 they recorded "The Sound Of The Suburbs", again with Steve Lillywhite, which was their biggest chart success and became their best known song in the UK. The follow up single, "Offshore Banking Business", did not cause the same commercial excitement. A reggae tune written by JC Carroll, complete with dub mix, about the then obscure world of offshore banking. It caused ripples around the world, particularly in countries where offshore banking thrived. The band were condemned as 'hop heads singing horse manure' in the Bahamian Houses of Parliament."

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The face of evil

Don't leave home without one!

With thanks to Vitya
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* possession of such diagrams may well be against the law by now

Just Doing His Job

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"A Soviet born, KGB trained subverter tells about the four stages of communist takeovers. This video is a condensation of the original interview which lasted 1:20. For a more complete version, Google the video 'Soviet Deception: Demoralization of the West'..."



Fortunately for Humanity, only MARXIST-LENINIST Russians do this sort of thing

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Checker Chariots of the Gods, the 9/11 Pyllarmids AND the 9/11 Stargate Ritual

Remember this?

Just like Jiminy Cricket, there's more Synchromysticism (the art of realizing meaningful coincidence in the seemingly mundane with mystical or esoteric significance) and it's right here.

Includes the world famous line, "And now things get a little weird" when there's still 5m50s to go. Nearly six minutes of things classified as a "a little weird". Now with added use of the world Conspiraloon™!

Inspiraloonery

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