JD Vance Has The PERFECT Response When Asked About His “Conspiracy Theories”

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Earlier today, Vanity Fair ran a hit piece about Susie Wiles where they basically claimed she threw the entire Trump Administration under the bus.

I have to say, I have no idea why Susie wasted her time talking to a reporter from Vanity Fair, that seems like a bad choice, but I also called BS on this story the minute I saw it.

Here’s the main part of what Vanity Fair claims she said:

Over the course of 11 interviews, Ms. Wiles offered pungent assessments of the president and his team: Mr. Trump “has an alcoholic’s personality.” Vice President JD Vance has

“been a conspiracy theorist for a decade” and his conversion from Trump critic to ally was based not on principle but was “sort of political” because he was running for Senate.

Elon Musk is “an avowed ketamine” user and

“an odd, odd duck,” whose actions were not always “rational” and left her “aghast.” Russell T. Vought, the budget director, is “a right-wing absolute zealot.” And Attorney General Pam Bondi “completely whiffed” in handling the Epstein

Wiles immediately took to Social Media to call the story a “disingenuously framed hit piece”:

And every single cabinet member posted in support of Wiles.

But my favorite response was from JD Vance who was asked about all his “conspiracy theories”.

He had the perfect response, watch here:

TRANSCRIPT:

Jacob Bogage: Vice President, Jacob Bogage from The Washington Post. It’s good to see you.

JD Vance: Good to see you too. Merry Christmas.

Jacob Bogage: Thank you. Same to you. Unfortunately, I have to ask a bit of an off-topic question from affordability because news events do intervene. And that is the interviews that White House Chief of Staff, Susie Wiles, gave to Vanity Fair in which she’s quoted as referring to you as, excuse me, and again, not my words, sir, but a conspiracy theorist of a decade and described your transformation from someone who once opposed President Trump to now his vice president as an act of political expediency.

I’d like to give you the chance to respond to that, sir.

JD Vance: Well, first of all, if Susie, as I’ll trust what you said, I haven’t looked at the article. I, of course, have heard about it. But conspiracy theorist, sometimes I am a conspiracy theorist, but I only believe in the conspiracy theories that are true. And by the way, Susie and I have joked in private and in public about that for a long time.

For example, I believed in the crazy conspiracy theory back in 2020 that it was stupid to mask 3-year-olds at the height of the COVID pandemic, that we should actually let them develop some language skills. You know, I believed in this crazy conspiracy theory that the media and the government were covering up the fact that Joe Biden was clearly unable to do the job.

And I believed in the conspiracy theory that Joe Biden was trying to throw his political opponents in jail rather than win an argument against his political opponents. So, at least on some of these conspiracy theories, it turns out that a conspiracy theory is just something that was true six months before the media admitted it. And that’s my understanding.

Now, look, I do want to say something about Susie, though, because again, having not read this article, Susie is a person I’ve come to know very, very well. And you know, a lot of you probably ask yourself, what is it like behind the scenes? What’s going on actually behind the scenes of the Trump administration?

And I’ll tell you, the president is exactly in private who he is in public. Like, I’ll tell you a little story. A few, maybe actually a week or so ago, I walk into the Oval Office and Marco and I are sitting there talking with the president about something. He says, “Stop.” And he looks at our shoes and says, “You guys have terrible shoes.”

So he goes and gets a shoe catalog. Now, remember, this is the Christmas season, so the president’s got some holiday cheer. He goes and gets a shoe catalog and gets his favorite shoes and orders, like, four pairs of shoes for me and four pairs of shoes for Marco because he’s like, “You know, we need our vice president or secretary of state to look their very best.”

And, you know, then we went back to talking about whatever major international issue we were talking about. Again, he is exactly in private who he is in public. That’s not true of most people in Washington, DC. It’s not. And I’ve seen so many people who will say one thing to the president’s face, Democrats and Republicans, and then will do the exact opposite behind the scenes.

You know why I really—

Audience Member: You’re a traitor.

JD Vance: You know what, they are. And you know why I really love Susie Wiles? Because Susie is who she is in the president’s presence. She’s the same exact person when the president isn’t around. I’ve never seen Susie Wiles say something to the president and then go and counteract him or subvert his will behind the scenes.

And that’s what you want in a staffer, because as much as I love Susie, the American people didn’t elect any staffer. They elected the President of the United States. And what you want in a staffer is a person who understands they are there to effectuate the will of the American people, and they’re there to follow the orders of the duly elected commander in chief of the United States.

And Susie Wiles, we have our disagreements, we agree on much more than we disagree, but I’ve never seen her be disloyal to the President of the United States, and that makes her the best White House chief of staff that I think the president could ask for.

And speaking of conspiracy theories, have you seen this?

Odd, right?

Meet The People Who Keep “Escaping Conspiracy Theories”

It’s time to expose some Conspiracy Theories!

Only not in the way the Legacy Media wants to do it….

No, we’re going to expose the Conspiracy Theories spewed by the Legacy Media themselves.

Let me explain…

A reader (thank you Wayne) sent me a link to this article:

Here’s a portion of the beginning part of that article from Yahoo/AP:

At first his stories seemed harmless. Tales about secret organizations plotting to take over the world, about the good guys working to save it, and about the proof that, if you knew where to look, was hiding in plain sight.

To Ramona, her boyfriend Don’s tales of conspiracy theories sounded like a movie. A lot of it didn’t make much sense, but Ramona would nod along anyway. Don enjoyed telling his stories and showing off what he’d read online. He always knew the answer.

The pair met while still in high school. They worked at the same fast-food place in Ramona’s hometown in western Tennessee. They started dating a few years later. Don was a big guy, good with engines, somebody who could fix anything. Ramona had always wanted to be a teacher and was enrolled at a nearby college. Sometimes she struggled with anxiety, but with Don she felt safe.

The couple moved in together as COVID-19 swept the globe. To Don, the pandemic and the global response to it were filled with clues pointing to some kind of conspiracy, orchestrated by America’s leaders and the media. Maybe the virus was accidentally leaked from a lab; maybe it was a bioweapon. Don also suspected the lockdowns had a nefarious purpose, and he believed the vaccines were unsafe, perhaps designed to kill.

Don’s wild stories had seemed innocent and even silly before, but in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic they suddenly seemed plausible. At a scary time, when questions about the virus outnumbered answers, the conspiracy theories filled in some of the blanks.

“I have a lot of fear about what I can’t control,” Ramona, now 23, said of her vulnerable mindset as COVID-19 spread. Ramona agreed to tell her story to The Associated Press after she detailed her experiences on a forum for recovering conspiracy theorists. The AP is not fully identifying Ramona or her ex-boyfriend to protect her privacy and safety. “The stuff he was telling me, it made me feel like at least we understood. He had an explanation for what was going on. I didn’t realize what I was getting into.”

This alternate reality nourished by these conspiracy theories would transform Ramona’s life, sending her down a dark path of paranoia and loneliness that upended her life and spun her dreams of the future into turmoil. Convinced that a “New World Order” was already underway, she fell into a trap that has ensnared millions of Americans and even, at times, hijacked the nation’s politics.

Isolated from friends and family, distrustful of the explanations offered by officials and the media, Ramona and Don began to prepare. The military might try to put Americans like them in concentration camps run by the Federal Emergency Management Agency, or FEMA. They had to be ready to flee.

Ok, so why am I telling you this?

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Because they’re passing that off as a brand new story on 1/31/24….and maybe it is.  To be fair, maybe it is.

But notice how “Ramona” is all darkened out in the photo and seems very generic?

Also, notice how the story is wildly over the top?

Notice how it’s almost a caricature of what the Legacy Media thinks of “QAnon” (even though no such thing as “QAnon” exists?).

This is what they think of us — Patriotic, America-First, MAGA Americans.

But this over the top, fevered version shows just how much they despise and loathe us.

Maybe these are real people in the article but my Spidey Sense is up.

Here’s why….

Because that article which they are claiming to be about “Ramona” and new as of 1/31/24 reminded me EXACTLY of several other articles I remember reading.

Anyone remember this one?

Let’s take a snippet from that article and you tell me if this sounds a lot like “Donna” from 2024 to you.

Notice how even the titles are almost identical — they both had to “escape” the dark reaches of dangerous conspiracy theory beliefs!

Oh my!

From The Guardian:

Brent Lee struggles to explain why he used to believe that a cabal of evil satanic paedophiles was working to establish a new world order. He pauses, looks sheepish, and says: “I cringe at all this now.”

For 15 years, Lee collected signs that so-called Illuminati overlords were controlling global events. He convinced himself that secret societies were running politics, banks, religious institutions and the entertainment industry, and that most terrorist attacks were actually government-organised ritual sacrifices.

He was also inclined to believe in UFOs, and that Stanley Kubrick staged and directed the filming of the moon landing. He saw satanic symbols in the London 2012 Olympics opening ceremony and spent most of his time discussing these theories with an online community of fellow believers. But in 2018 something shifted, and he began to find the new wave of conspiracy theories increasingly implausible. “I was sick of it. I felt, I can’t deal with hearing this any more because it’s no longer what I believe, so I just logged off the internet,” he says.

Now Lee is trying to help other conspiracy theorists to question their worldview. He will address a conference in Poland on disinformation in October, and has launched a podcast unpicking why he held these beliefs so fervently and why he was so deluded.

Amiable and articulate, Lee is disarmingly willing to admit that he got things spectacularly wrong, but it is still challenging to have a conversation with him about his abandoned belief system. Most of the theories seem so preposterous that the process of trying to understand them becomes exhausting. When I strain to follow the logic, he says: “Don’t try to get me to make it make sense because it doesn’t. This is why I get so embarrassed about what I believed. You just buy into this ideology and think that’s the way the world works.”

His reasons for abandoning the “truther” movement (truthers believe official accounts of big events are designed to conceal the truth from the public) are also hard to slot into a conventional worldview. Lee veers between feeling ashamed and amused by his own convictions while also pointing out that it would be a mistake to dismiss these ideas with an impatient eye roll, because they are very dangerous.

A 2020 poll found that 17% of Americans believed ‘a group of Satan-worshipping elites who run a child sex ring are trying to control our politics and media’

Versions of the same ideas have gained greater currency in the years since he stepped away from them. In the US, the influence of QAnon has shifted from the fringes to the mainstream, and social media has been flooded with the group’s misinformation. A 2020 Ipsos poll found that 17% of Americans believed that “a group of Satan-worshipping elites who run a child sex ring are trying to control our politics and media”.

Sound like “Lee” and “Donna” could almost be the same person, doesn’t it?

Oh but….that’s probably just another “Conspiracy Theory”!  LOL!

Folks, this is Gaslighting and Brainwashing if you ask me!

The very stuff they always accuse MAGA of doing.

But wait, there’s more!

How about this one, remember this?

Is this guy friends with Lee and Donna?

Here’s a snippet from this article where they run the same story about this guy “Harry” but this time they mix in his penchant for violence (sound like J6 to you?).

From Reuters:

Until now, Anzbock’s identity, and his story, have remained a mystery. Reuters recently identified the 60-year-old, tracing him to a motorhome and trailers he owns on a swampy property behind a veil of trees in Pownal, a town of 3,260 people. The lot was strewn one recent day with more than a dozen decaying cars, motorbikes, old boats, propane tanks, scrap tires, a mattress and dirty dishes.

In long exchanges with the two Reuters reporters – eight hours of phone interviews and more than 200 text messages – Anzbock described how he came to act on Trump’s claims of a stolen election and confirmed making the hostile calls. He said he did nothing wrong. “Nobody can touch me,” he said.

Anzbock’s journey into American political extremism is in some ways distinctive. Born in Austria, he was a member of the renowned Vienna Boys Choir before emigrating to the United States as an adolescent. Remarkably, though he views himself as a defender of democracy, he’s never voted, not even for Trump, he said.

“This might be a good time to put a fucking pistol in your fucking mouth and pull the trigger … Your days are fucking numbered.”

Other aspects of his journey are emblematic. Like some blue-collar Trump supporters, he once leaned left. In his twenties, friends from that period said, he had an anti-government streak shared by many leftists. In his forties, Anzbock said, he liked the Democratic politics of Barack Obama but grew disillusioned.

Seven people who know him say Anzbock has long been irascible and prone to conspiracy theories, such as those surrounding the assassination of President John F. Kennedy. In recent years, he embraced a fast-growing universe of alternative media, including the video sites BitChute and Rumble, that claim to champion unfettered free speech and are filled with pro-Trump conspiracy narratives. He said he came away convinced that Trump was a victim, unfairly maligned by the media as racist and corrupt, and later cheated of victory.

Those ideas and dozens of other falsehoods permeated his exchanges with us. In conversations, Anzbock repeatedly urged Reuters to look into the claims and theories he espoused. So we analyzed his texts and conversations with us, and found that he cited 112 conspiracy theories or statements that were either untrue, misleading or unsupported by evidence.

“I just go on the Internet,” Anzbock said. “It’s right there at your fingertips.”

Conservative media have amplified such conspiracy theories. And Trump and his associates wielded them after the election, helping spark the U.S. Capitol riot. These false narratives remain just as potent, some misinformation researchers say. “It’s a cultural and political moment,” said Kate Starbird, co-founder of the University of Washington’s Center for an Informed Public. “Many of us have family members who are just so profoundly disoriented down these rabbit holes.”

Oh these “QAnon, Trump following, Conspiracy Theorists” surely are terrible people!  Dangerous!  We must get rid of them!

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Is that the message I’m supposed to be getting from all these articles?

Seems like it to me.

Are Lee and Donna and Harry real people?

I have to take these reporters at their word that they are, but it sure does seem awfully weird they keep running essentially the same story over and over every 6 months or so….

Almost like there’s an Agenda to push.

But nah, come on now, that would be a CONSPIRACY THEORY!

We’ve already done three, why not do a 4th?

But wait, there’s more!

Of course the WaPo had to publish their own version of one of these:

Let’s read a portion of this one and you tell me if “Mom” sounds almost identical to Lee and Donna and Harry….

From the WaPo:

It doesn’t feel helpless. I felt that when Mom had weeks left and all I could do for her was sit and watch “30 Rock” reruns with her. And I feel that each time I remember why I try to forget about the aneurysm in my chest. This feeling ain’t that.

It’s more like failure. Like I did something wrong. Like dropping my house keys and watching them wash down a storm drain. It feels like — man, I can’t believe I’m about to say this — I’m Atreyu in “The Neverending Story,” watching Artax sink in the Swamp of Sadness, while nothing he said or did could help him. How did I allow this to happen? Why haven’t I been able to get through to them?

I’ve read tweets and Facebook status messages and news stories from and about people who’ve dreaded contact with their friends and family members who’ve tumbled down covid-19 conspiracy “rabbit holes.” (Also, I don’t quite think “rabbit hole” is the right word here, because at least you see those coming, and they’re built for a good reason. These are more like sinkholes.) The precipice is usually the empathy void these people seem to possess, where they’re prioritizing their own politics over other people’s health. Sometimes it’s a skepticism of modern science. Sometimes it’s a white-nationalist-adjacent libertarianism. Sometimes it’s just some goofy-ass understanding of citizenship. Like someone just bought them a Fisher-Price: My First Freedoms toy set for Christmas.

But how do you dread the most empathetic person you know? The person who’d let you drag them out of an exam cram session to roll with you to the club on a damn Wednesday, because they know you just had a breakup and want to get back out there and have too much anxiety, too much fear, too much I-can’t-go-there-’cause-what-if-she’s-there to go solo? What if it’s the same person who called on your birthday to tell you how proud they are of you because that’s what they always do? Even if your previous conversation wasn’t quite a conversation, more like you telling them they sound like a QAnon parrot and them responding with a bunch of stuff about “The Gates Foundation” and “dark interests in medicine.” And then you wondering, for the first time, if that’s the last time you’ll speak? What if you almost killed them on their birthday 10 years ago? You had too much to drink, and they got in the car with you after you told them you were “straight.” You made it to where you wanted to go, sure. But you blacked out — the memory of the drive escaped your body and still hasn’t returned. You were doing that too much back then. Drinking too much, and driving sometimes after drinking too much. They forgave you for what you did. And that grace stopped you from ever doing it again. They saved your life after you almost ended theirs.

Look folks, I can smell and agenda when I see one and something STINKS here.

But that’s just my opinion.

As I said above, I have to trust these reporters and take them at their word that “Mom” and “Lee” and “Harry” and “Donna” are all super real people who fell into the DANGEROUS trap of supporting President Trump and luckily they all “escaped” — or at least most did.  I didn’t read the whole article because (vomit), but I don’t think “Mom” “escapted”.  I think she died in her QAnon sins.  How sad.

So….speaking of Conspiracy Theories why not end this article by tackling one of the biggest ones out there?

This should really send these Legacy Media writers into a tizzy….

Deal with this Legacy Media:

So…What’s The Motivation To LIE About The Shape Of The Earth?

I saw a post recently from a friend of mine (Awakened Outlaw, follow him HERE on Telegram, great stuff over there) that was written to “Flat-Earth Folks”….

So it immediately had my attention.

And honestly, I thought it was such a good question I wanted to respond to it here.

Here’s what it said:

On many levels, I agree.

Is this the be-all, end-all issue?

Are the other things on his list more important?

I’d love to share a bit of my perspective….

First off, can I just start by saying I’m not a “Flat Earther” 100%.

But I am curious and I am skeptical.

Is that ok?

Is that still allowed?

Is it still allowed to think critically and challenge what we are being told is true by the Powers-That-Should-Not-Be?

I ask that question first because often times the answer is NO with many people!

They can’t handle it!

They get so emotional and so “religious” on this topic that they get irrationally offended if you even want to ask questions.

But let’s assume we’re all on the same page and investigation and curiosity is permitted….

Ok great, moving forward!

Next I would say that I used to be you.

EVERYONE in the “Flat Earth curiosity” community used to be you!

We all grew up with the Globe in the classroom.

We all grew up watching Star Trek and Star Wars and wanting to be astronauts.

We just eventually saw a lot of things that didn’t quite make sense.

And one big thing (at least for me) is it appears to be impossible to “prove” the Earth is a globe without relying almost exclusively on two sources: Government and NASA, both of which are LOADED with Freemasons.

So if you want to get technical about it, that’s really all just one source.

And after red-pilling to so many Government lies, why would I suddenly trust them hook, line and sinker here?

So that’s the second thing.

But that’s all foundational background and it doesn’t really address the heart of the question, which I think is a really good one.

So why does it matter?

Well, perhaps this is foundational to ALL the other things listed in that Telegram post.

I would contend that whatever you believe about the shape of the Earth, if you read your Bible and take what it says literally about these things, you have an Earth that is stationary (the Sun, Moon and Stars are all described in dozens of places as moving, but the Earth never is even once)….

You have an Earth that has a “Firmament” over it….

You have 4 corners of the Earth….

You have the Earth described as a “Circle” in the famous Isaiah verse (not a ball or a sphere, although those words DID exist and could have been chosen)….

And finally and most importantly you have God sitting on his throne right above the Earth:

God sits on his throne above the circle of the earth, and compared to him, people are like grasshoppers. He stretches out the skies like a piece of cloth and spreads them out like a tent to sit under.  Isaiah 40:22

So, what’s the motivation?

What does the world look like and how do people act and treat others on a day-to-day basis if your world view is we are literally living in a sandbox obviously designed and created by God, with a Firmament over the top of it, and God very near, extremely close, sitting on a throne right above?

Now compare that to this world: we came from nothing by random chance, from (primordial) Goo to You via the Zoo (evolution), there is no “God” anywhere in observable sight, and we are hurdling through the vastness of dark, empty space flying in circles endlessly and hopelessly and the more we travel the more we don’t find and God anywhere.

So it turns out there is actually a very good and deep spiritual reason why the Deceiver would want to lie about this, don’t you think?

But no one can explain it better than my friend Rob Skiba….

So allow me to now kick it over to him for a short video that does a much better job than I could do with written words.

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Watch here:

Watch this short 5 minute video for more right here on Rumble:

And the full video where I pulled that clip can be found here if you want to watch it all — The Strong Delusion?

Another great explanation here:

So what do you think?

Seems like a good reason to me!

The bigger the lie the easier it is to sell?

Would this be the biggest one of all?

Because if it turns out we are in fact in a “Snow Globe” then that means there is most definitely a God who built it and he’s not off somewhere far away in space, he’s close.

VERY close!

Gee, it’s almost like Isaiah 66:1 has been telling us all along:

Thus saith the LORD, The heaven is my throne, and the earth is my footstool: where is the house that ye build unto me? and where is the place of my rest?

That’s a very different image than a God who is distant or perhaps has left us or wandered off somewhere in the vastness of never-ending space or perhaps never existed in the first place.

If God is CLOSE, and if we are intentionally created and unique in the Universe, a whole lot of things suddenly look a lot different, don’t they?

Ok, so that’s the philosophical part.

Now you want to go deeper on the evidence?

Let’s go:

Let’s Dig In To….Flat Earth?

Buckle up my friends!

Many of you are not going to handle this article well.

Sorry, but my mission remains the same as it was when I founded this site in 2015: to shine the light on TRUTH, wherever that takes us.

So in this article we’re going to talk about the Earth, space and whether there is a massive cover up about the shape of the Earth.

Before you think I’ve gone completely crazy, all I ask is for you to look and see.

And as I always say, I report…YOU decide.

Also, before you think I’ve also gone crazy with the image up above, here’s the deal.

This is from a recent video uploaded by Sean over at SGT Report.

I’m sure MANY of you know SGT Report and have probably listened to a number of Sean’s videos.

I believe Sean is one of the absolute best interviewers out there.

He’s not crazy and he’s not afraid to let his investigation into a story take him wherever the truth goes.

So a few months ago, Sean started talking with these guys who run a channel called the Founded Earth Brothers.

It used to be Flat Earth Brothers but they changed the name to Founded Earth Brothers to reach more people.

Sean started interviewing them and in the early interviews you Sean comes right out and says he thinks “Flat Earth” is a crazy thing to even be talking about.

But then?

But then they keep talking and keep doing interviews and today Sean refers to himself as a “Globe as you’re told skeptic”.

This latest video is honestly one of the best interviews on any topic I have heard in a long time.

Incredibly powerful and I challenge anyone to watch this and not at least start to have some questions going off in your head about whether everything we have been told is a lie.

I can’t possibly put everything they talk about into one article but I’m going to hit a few high points that might cause you to say “huh?”

They did for me.

First up, did you know that despite ALL of our incredible technology and science and all the satellites and everything we have allegedly up in space, did you know that we don’t have ONE single photo of the Earth?

It’s true.

Now I know what you’re thinking, sure we do!  I’ve seen the textbooks!

Except what you don’t realize is that EVERY single photo of the Earth that you’ve ever seen has a disclaimer by it saying it is a “composite image”.

Meaning they didn’t just click a button on a camera and snap the pic….instead they took a bunch of smaller images and stitched them all together in a computer program.

Not one single real photo of Earth exists.

And since they’re making these photos in a computer program, perhaps that’s why all of the images look so different over the years:

Yes folks, those are all images NASA has tried to tell you are of the Earth.

Crazy, you wouldn’t think it would change color so much now would you?

But we’re just getting started.

Did you know there is also no live video feed showing the FULL Earth spinning in space?

Nope.

There are live feed videos but it’s always just of a slice of the Earth.  Very odd.

You’d really think that with all our trips to space and all our satellites, we could turn on a camera, snap a normal picture and turn on a live feed to see the whole globe, right?

And speaking of those space trips, did you know after we went to the moon in 1972 we just chose to never go back.

Think about it.

Does that make sense to anyone?

No, I’m not joking.

Here is NASA Astronaut Don Pettit in a very famous clip saying “we don’t have the technology to go to the moon anymore.”

Watch for yourself:

Anyone buying this?

https://twitter.com/RachelMaryColl/status/1605176980059693056

Can you think of any other example in life where we found a new land and just chose to never return?

Or can you think of any other example where from 1972 to 2021 our technology went BACKWARD?

We had the tech to land on the moon in 1972 but we don’t have it now in 2021?

WAKE UP FOLKS!

I know this is going to be hard for many to believe and the cognitive dissonance is going to be STRONG on this article and I’m ready for it.

I know the comments section is going to probably be a cesspool.

That’s fine.

I still have to serve the Red Pill whenever it’s needed.

And this is the biggest Red Pill out there.

Why?

Because it gets to the question everyone ultimately asks when you talk about Flat Earth:  Why?

Why would they fake this?

Why lie about this?

The answer is actually simple.

If we live on a still, flat Earth with a firmament over the top of it (like the Bible says we do) then we were obviously put here by a Creator.

But if we’re just a pale blue dot hurling through the vast emptiness of space, then we might just be random chance.  No Creator.  No God.

Simple.

I’ve only just barely scratched the surface so far with my comments, but the guys in the video do such a good job I want to turn you over to them.

My only request to you is you don’t comment on this article until you actually watch the video below from SGT Report.

Then comment.

Here you go:

[iframe src=”https://www.bitchute.com/embed/3nFHFStFJp1E/?list=notifications&randomize=false” width=”100%” height=”360″]

Let me know what you think!

And for the Flat Earthers out there, leave your best Flat Earth Proofs in the comments below too!

There are many….

I actually had Dave Weiss on my show recently too.

Here is that interview if you’re interested:

DAVE WEISS: Exposing The TRUTH About Where We Actually Live

DISCLAIMER!

DISCLAIMER!

This article is probably going to be one of the most controversial things I have posted in a long time.

And I’m ok with that.

I know some people will judge a book by its cover and immediately write this off, but I give you one caution before you do…

There is a famous quote I’d like to share with you that has been attributed to many different people over time, so I’m not sure who said it first, but it goes like this:

Powerful.

Read that again and let it sink in.


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