Mail Bombs Sent to Clintons and Obama (Man Arrested)

[Vassenor]

. . . its as if the bombs were made NOT to go off!!

And one picture of the package shows there's only like $3.50 in postage on it and isn't even postmarked. So it was probably, likely, until we know more, delivered by somebody but not the USPS. I'm putting on my tinfoil hat and call this a fake. A convenient fake at an even more convenient timing. Keeps the news cycle off the migrant walk, the Saudi-Khashoggi drama and full-on spotlights on Trump inspiring domestic terrorism, etc.

So do you have actual evidence of a false flag or are we just supposed to believe it is because you said so?

[Deamonopolis]

. . . its as if the bombs were made NOT to go off!!

And one picture of the package shows there's only like $3.50 in postage on it and isn't even postmarked. So it was probably, likely, until we know more, delivered by somebody but not the USPS. I'm putting on my tinfoil hat and call this a fake. A convenient fake at an even more convenient timing. Keeps the news cycle off the migrant walk, the Saudi-Khashoggi drama and full-on spotlights on Trump inspiring domestic terrorism, etc.

So do you have actual evidence of a false flag or are we just supposed to believe it is because you said so?

Absolutely the latter. I have zero factual evidence to back up my claim, but you can pretend to believe to give me a warm comfy feeling.

[San Lumen]

. . . its as if the bombs were made NOT to go off!!

And one picture of the package shows there's only like $3.50 in postage on it and isn't even postmarked. So it was probably, likely, until we know more, delivered by somebody but not the USPS. I'm putting on my tinfoil hat and call this a fake. A convenient fake at an even more convenient timing. Keeps the news cycle off the migrant walk, the Saudi-Khashoggi drama and full-on spotlights on Trump inspiring domestic terrorism, etc.

Do you have any evidence for this conspiracy theory of yours?

[Valrifell]

. . . its as if the bombs were made NOT to go off!!

And one picture of the package shows there's only like $3.50 in postage on it and isn't even postmarked. So it was probably, likely, until we know more, delivered by somebody but not the USPS. I'm putting on my tinfoil hat and call this a fake. A convenient fake at an even more convenient timing. Keeps the news cycle off the migrant walk, the Saudi-Khashoggi drama and full-on spotlights on Trump inspiring domestic terrorism, etc.

So do you have actual evidence of a false flag or are we just supposed to believe it is because you said so?

It's simple logic, Macco's Razor.

The solution that requires the most complicated moving parts is the most likely to be right!

[Seangoli]

. . . its as if the bombs were made NOT to go off!!

And one picture of the package shows there's only like $3.50 in postage on it and isn't even postmarked. So it was probably, likely, until we know more, delivered by somebody but not the USPS. I'm putting on my tinfoil hat and call this a fake. A convenient fake at an even more convenient timing. Keeps the news cycle off the migrant walk, the Saudi-Khashoggi drama and full-on spotlights on Trump inspiring domestic terrorism, etc.

Ah, the T_D brigade gas arrived.

As for why they didnt go off, there are a couple possibilities. They could be timed, the person who made them were bad at it, or the trigger system didn't wprk foe whatever reason.

I would find a false flag attavk to be pretty damn farfetched given how ridiculously illegal it is.

[Scomagia]

I jumped the gun on calling you an ideologue. I don't know you well enough to make that statement. I'm sorry.

You're still wrong to be so certain of this mail bomber's motives, though.

It's wrong to be certain but it isn't wrong to have a strong suspicion given the targets and the type of people we're talking about here.

I said it was probable that the perpetrator(s) is a right wing jerkass. My only problem is with arbitrary certainty, not probabilistic guesses.

[San Lumen]

. . . its as if the bombs were made NOT to go off!!

And one picture of the package shows there's only like $3.50 in postage on it and isn't even postmarked. So it was probably, likely, until we know more, delivered by somebody but not the USPS. I'm putting on my tinfoil hat and call this a fake. A convenient fake at an even more convenient timing. Keeps the news cycle off the migrant walk, the Saudi-Khashoggi drama and full-on spotlights on Trump inspiring domestic terrorism, etc.

Ah, the T_D brigade gas arrived.

As for why they didnt go off, there are a couple possibilities. They could be timed, the person who made them were bad at it, or the trigger system didn't wprk foe whatever reason.

I would find a false flag attavk to be pretty damn farfetched given how ridiculously illegal it is.

Mail or letter bombs are typically designed to go off when opened.

[Deamonopolis]

I find it farfetched to think that a George Soros or Hillary Clinton goes outside to check their mailbox

[San Lumen]

I find it farfetched to think that a George Soros or Hillary Clinton goes outside to check their mailbox

The one for Soros was placed there and where do you get this notion from?

[Scomagia]

. . . its as if the bombs were made NOT to go off!!

And one picture of the package shows there's only like $3.50 in postage on it and isn't even postmarked. So it was probably, likely, until we know more, delivered by somebody but not the USPS. I'm putting on my tinfoil hat and call this a fake. A convenient fake at an even more convenient timing. Keeps the news cycle off the migrant walk, the Saudi-Khashoggi drama and full-on spotlights on Trump inspiring domestic terrorism, etc.

Lay off the coffee. Honestly, this is worse than the posts that are arbitrarily certain that the perpetrator(s) is right wing.

[Valrifell]

It's wrong to be certain but it isn't wrong to have a strong suspicion given the targets and the type of people we're talking about here.

I said it was probable that the perpetrator(s) is a right wing jerkass. My only problem is with arbitrary certainty, not probabilistic guesses.

People don't create arguments with probabilistic language.

[Seangoli]

I find it farfetched to think that a George Soros or Hillary Clinton goes outside to check their mailbox

The Clinton one was discovered by SS agents assigned to the Clintons after being delivered to the premises but before being delivered to the Clintons.

Nobody has stated that the Clintons or Obamas or Soros were the ones whom found the bombs. Only that these were the intended targets.

[Deamonopolis]

I find it farfetched to think that a George Soros or Hillary Clinton goes outside to check their mailbox

The one for Soros was placed there and where do you get this notion from?

Dunno, I just don't find them the sort of people to "lower themselves" to something as mundane as getting their mail. They probably employ a butler or serf for that kinda thing.

[San Lumen]

The one for Soros was placed there and where do you get this notion from?

Dunno, I just don't find them the sort of people to "lower themselves" to something as mundane as getting their mail. They probably employ a butler or serf for that kinda thing.

You make a great detective for the police department or investigator for the FBI jumping to conclusions and unfounded accusations like you do.

And even if they do what's to say the butler wouldn't bring it inside not knowing its a bomb. Robert Smith Vance a federal judge in Alabama was assassinated in 1989 via a mail bomb sent to his home.

[Uxupox]

I jumped the gun on calling you an ideologue. I don't know you well enough to make that statement. I'm sorry.

You're still wrong to be so certain of this mail bomber's motives, though.

It's wrong to be certain but it isn't wrong to have a strong suspicion given the targets and the type of people we're talking about here.

a little bit of inspiration for the drone bombings.

[Cannot think of a name]

. . . its as if the bombs were made NOT to go off!!

And one picture of the package shows there's only like $3.50 in postage on it and isn't even postmarked. So it was probably, likely, until we know more, delivered by somebody but not the USPS. I'm putting on my tinfoil hat and call this a fake. A convenient fake at an even more convenient timing. Keeps the news cycle off the migrant walk, the Saudi-Khashoggi drama and full-on spotlights on Trump inspiring domestic terrorism, etc.

I asked this last time...when have these things ever actually been a false flag? How often is that actually the case? Show your work.

[Deamonopolis]

. . . its as if the bombs were made NOT to go off!!

And one picture of the package shows there's only like $3.50 in postage on it and isn't even postmarked. So it was probably, likely, until we know more, delivered by somebody but not the USPS. I'm putting on my tinfoil hat and call this a fake. A convenient fake at an even more convenient timing. Keeps the news cycle off the migrant walk, the Saudi-Khashoggi drama and full-on spotlights on Trump inspiring domestic terrorism, etc.

I asked this last time...when have these things ever actually been a false flag? How often is that actually the case? Show your work.

You cannot know unless the truth comes out, but until the truth comes out, you cannot know. Which is why it continues to reside in 'conspiracy theory' territory, and hence it easily falls prey to mockery, while there's a good chance it may be a false flag operation, but we cannot know that because the very nature of false flag operations is not to become known as such. Hope this helps.

Dunno, I just don't find them the sort of people to "lower themselves" to something as mundane as getting their mail. They probably employ a butler or serf for that kinda thing.

You make a great detective for the police department or investigator for the FBI jumping to conclusions and unfounded accusations like you do.

Cluedo's my favorite boardgame

[Kaggeceria]

You're right. If it was ricin then that would fit the left's MO.

William Clyde Allen has not been noted to have been left leaning in the reports that are out on him.

James Hodgkinson did, though.

[San Lumen]

I asked this last time...when have these things ever actually been a false flag? How often is that actually the case? Show your work.

You cannot know unless the truth comes out, but until the truth comes out, you cannot know. Which is why it continues to reside in 'conspiracy theory' territory, and hence it easily falls prey to mockery, while there's a good chance it may be a false flag operation, but we cannot know that because the very nature of false flag operations is not to become known as such. Hope this helps.

You make a great detective for the police department or investigator for the FBI jumping to conclusions and unfounded accusations like you do.

Cluedo's my favorite boardgame

Cludeo or Clue as its known in America is a board game not real life. You dont jump to conclusions or unfounded accusations if your a detective or investigator. There is zero evidence this a false flag. Putting the name of someone else on the bomb is an attempt to prevent it from being traced.

And even if Soros or Clinton dont get their own mail what's to say the butler wouldn't bring it inside not knowing its a bomb. Robert Smith Vance a federal judge in Alabama was assassinated in 1989 via a mail bomb sent to his home.

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. . . its as if the bombs were made NOT to go off!!

And one picture of the package shows there's only like $3.50 in postage on it and isn't even postmarked. So it was probably, likely, until we know more, delivered by somebody but not the USPS. I'm putting on my tinfoil hat and call this a fake. A convenient fake at an even more convenient timing. Keeps the news cycle off the migrant walk, the Saudi-Khashoggi drama and full-on spotlights on Trump inspiring domestic terrorism, etc.

You know what I love about these conspiracy theories? The implication that the government/new world order/evildoers are simultaneously powerful and deceptive enough to stage these false flag attacks yet so stupid and incompetent they make glaring mistakes that expose them to anyone on the internet who looks closely. Like the whole "crisis actors" thing.

"Alright, we're going to stage 3 shootings this year, tell the crisis actors they're on call"

"Sir, shouldn't we use different actors for each fake shooting, cause if people see the same victim in two separate shootings they'll realize that person didn't actually die!

"That sounds like a lot of work. Just use the same actors, no one will notice!"

So in this case, the conspirators couldn't be bothered to properly postmark their bombs?

Also, why would the evil conspirators against Trump want to take the Saudi Khashogi murder out of the news? That story in the news is bad for Trump.

[Uxupox]

You cannot know unless the truth comes out, but until the truth comes out, you cannot know. Which is why it continues to reside in 'conspiracy theory' territory, and hence it easily falls prey to mockery, while there's a good chance it may be a false flag operation, but we cannot know that because the very nature of false flag operations is not to become known as such. Hope this helps.



Cluedo's my favorite boardgame

Cludeo or Clue as its known in America is a board game not real life. You dont jump to conclusions or unfounded accusations if your a detective or investigator. There is zero evidence this a false flag. Putting the name of someone else on the bomb is an attempt to prevent it from being traced.

And even if Soros or Clinton dont get their own mail what's to say the butler wouldn't bring it inside not knowing its a bomb. Robert Smith Vance a federal judge in Alabama was assassinated in 1989 via a mail bomb sent to his home.

High profile targets have items that are destined to them inspected first. Specifically political figures.

[Seangoli]

You cannot know unless the truth comes out, but until the truth comes out, you cannot know. Which is why it continues to reside in 'conspiracy theory' territory, and hence it easily falls prey to mockery, while there's a good chance it may be a false flag operation, but we cannot know that because the very nature of false flag operations is not to become known as such. Hope this helps.



Cluedo's my favorite boardgame

Cludeo or Clue as its known in America is a board game not real life. You dont jump to conclusions or unfounded accusations if your a detective or investigator. There is zero evidence this a false flag. Putting the name of someone else on the bomb is an attempt to prevent it from being traced.

And even if Soros or Clinton dont get their own mail what's to say the butler wouldn't bring it inside not knowing its a bomb. Robert Smith Vance a federal judge in Alabama was assassinated in 1989 via a mail bomb sent to his home.

For whay its worth, Secret Service agents apparently intercepted the Obama and Clinton bombs during routine checks on mail delivered to them.

[Taliostia]

I blame Donald Trump for this.

[Kaggeceria]

I blame Donald Trump for this.

I blame him for running out of toilet paper.

[The Derpy Democratic Republic Of Herp]

More mail bombs sent to left wing figures?


Geting suspicious that this might be some alt right loony.

But then again it could be anyone.