Reminder that the Palestinian "people" are a lie, their "legacy" that they're trying to reclaim is an outright lie and they're trying to steal the ancestral lands of another cultural group, and that these outcasts and exiles from other countries are death cultists.
They
were a lie, but once you get rejected from all countries nearby, now they are a real people. This is how you create a nation of people. It's the same with Ukraine. One could maybe argue they weren't a people, but then you add the holodomor, nationhood, and now a second invasion? They clearly now think of themselves as a people.
Conspiracy theories rot the brain, chaps. Don’t touch them with ten foot long poles.
Anyway, Gaza still existing by this point is the most shocking thing to me.
Eh, many of the recent ones came true though, so I wouldn't say that. For example, Hillary's emails, sex slavery island, and wuFlu from a lab: all true.
Dismiss this theory on it's own merits (it has little) not on that it's a conspiracy theory. For example:
Yes. In fact, I underestimated it. My old estimate was based on obsolete data. Going by
Denis Rancourt and company's estimates, (1 death per 800 shots), then with the
18.64 million doses administered in Israel as of May of this year, there have been 23,000 deaths so far. We can see the
all-cause mortality rate increasing as a result of the vaccination campaign.
First, ACM is a bad statistic to use, it includes gunshot deaths, for example, and it doesn't split between those who took the vaccine and those who didn't. It could easily be confounded by a summer rise in gang violence in any of the countries in the study. But even if we accept the study as fact, that still doesn't give us 23k deaths. Bluntly, the death rate varied wildly in different countries, from 1/500 to 1/5000, with the smaller number being from a nation more like Israel than the others (Australia). The 1/5000 number would instantly lower the occurrence down to about 3700 deaths.
And on top of that, the covid vaccine used will have a stark impact on what will happen, as they are pretty different.
As long as they don't get caught and they put the blame on someone else it is seems very feasable.
It's simply incredibly unlikely. Those in power don't want this to happen: it made Netanyahu look bad. The soldiers on the ground don't want this to happen: it'll cause their buddies to die.
Netanyahu
did contribute to Hamas (he was fairly open about this). He saw Hamas as a way to stop any talk of a Palestinian state. On top of that, Hamas was visibly reforming, notably not contributing against Israel recently when Israel attacked the Islamic Jihad in 2022. This makes asking for money for Hamas almost reasonable. We only later found out that the reforms were an intentional lie used to deceive Israel.
But again, Netanyahu wouldn't have done this intentionally, as again, it makes him look bad.