Everyone remembers where they were that day. But what did we actually see? Psychological operations excel at implanting memories, convincing whole groups of people they witnessed something that never happened.
I remember the day.
I'd just arrived at my girlfriend's house and heard her brother shouting from the lounge. Her mom and brother were standing in front of the TV, watching the first tower billowing smoke. Then the next plane hit and we all thought it was the start of World War 3.
But what actually happened?
We’re constantly bombarded with fake news, propaganda, agendas, and outright lies. It’s an information war. What is true? I don’t know either—but I’m trying to find out.
I haven't used Google for years. In fact, I also haven't used DuckDuckGo, Brave, Yandex, Bing, and most others for years. So what do I use, and why? For the purposes of clickbait, I won't reveal that in this snippet, so you will have to read below.
He lives nearby, so I invited him to my local coffee shop for a live stream. We chatted about South Africa, chemtrails, UFOs, China, Tucker Carlson, shampoo, and a little about 9/11. Oh, and we discussed whether or not smoking causes cancer.
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