The lady doth protest too much
Posted: Mon Aug 17, 2020 7:04 pm
A few days ago, Millie Weaver aka "Millennial Millie", someone I've never heard of before, was arrested: https://www.cleveland.com/court-justice ... ounty.html
A non-event to me.
In an interesting coincidence, she was about to release a video called "Shadowgate" on conspiracy in Washington. Another yawner, like releasing a video exposing the fact that there is actual garbage in a garbage dump.
As in the movie "V for Vendetta", I tend to get suspicious when there are too many convenient coincidences, so I thought I'd take a look at the video when it was came up on YouTube.
YouTube pulled the video because it violated their standards on "Hate Speech". WTF?
I find the video on BitChute: https://www.bitchute.com/video/QBTU2QU1BCjZ/
Honestly, there is little here beyond rehashing news items over the last 4 years of "Russiagate" showing anybody with more than a room temperature IQ that, "Yes Virginia, there is garbage in the garbage dump that is Washington, DC".
If it was NOT removed from YouTube, I probably would have stopped watching after the first 2 minutes and written it off as some more Alex Jones wacko conspiracy theory.
However, I watched until the bitter end.
I didn't find anything that remotely resembled "Hate Speech."
The fact that YouTube removed it from their site makes me wonder.
In addition, arresting two parents of children under 5 years old, with no prior convictions, on a Friday afternoon and taking them to county jail (sorry, no judge to hear your bail hearing until Monday at 10am) on a "secret" grand jury indictment on burglary charges, who happen to be producers of said "Shadowgate" video is somewhat cringeworthy.
As Hamlet says, perhaps the reaction tells us something about the veracity of the allegations.
"The Lady doth protest too much"
A non-event to me.
In an interesting coincidence, she was about to release a video called "Shadowgate" on conspiracy in Washington. Another yawner, like releasing a video exposing the fact that there is actual garbage in a garbage dump.
As in the movie "V for Vendetta", I tend to get suspicious when there are too many convenient coincidences, so I thought I'd take a look at the video when it was came up on YouTube.
YouTube pulled the video because it violated their standards on "Hate Speech". WTF?
I find the video on BitChute: https://www.bitchute.com/video/QBTU2QU1BCjZ/
Honestly, there is little here beyond rehashing news items over the last 4 years of "Russiagate" showing anybody with more than a room temperature IQ that, "Yes Virginia, there is garbage in the garbage dump that is Washington, DC".
If it was NOT removed from YouTube, I probably would have stopped watching after the first 2 minutes and written it off as some more Alex Jones wacko conspiracy theory.
However, I watched until the bitter end.
I didn't find anything that remotely resembled "Hate Speech."
The fact that YouTube removed it from their site makes me wonder.
In addition, arresting two parents of children under 5 years old, with no prior convictions, on a Friday afternoon and taking them to county jail (sorry, no judge to hear your bail hearing until Monday at 10am) on a "secret" grand jury indictment on burglary charges, who happen to be producers of said "Shadowgate" video is somewhat cringeworthy.
As Hamlet says, perhaps the reaction tells us something about the veracity of the allegations.
"The Lady doth protest too much"