r/bestconspiracymemes
I can't be the only one who is sick of the division bs.
u/Yabuturtle9589 — 13 hours ago
It's hard to believe that such evil exist in this world- Ana Kasparian telling it's straight!!!
Journalist Ana Kasparian reaches a breaking point that millions are feeling globally.
When the justifications for suffering become "unbearable," the script of the elite officially fails. This isn't just a news clip-it's a record of the moment where professional neutrality was replaced by a shock to the human conscience.
The system can survive a protest, but it cannot survive the truth.
Ana Kasparian stance on Israel and Palestine is respectable imo. And this was recorded in March 2025
u/68zilla — 1 day ago
Western society is under attack.
The globalists are Satanic, and the media you consume has been compromised.
u/HeSureIsScrappy — 2 days ago
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Never trust what you see eyeballs on a screen, the 1st time.
u/LightMcluvin — 3 days ago
Roseanne Barr courageously said this in 2024: “You know they eat babies. That’s not b*llshit. It’s true. It’s not just the dogs and the cats. They’re full-on vampires. Everybody still thinks I’m crazy, but I am not crazy.”
She wasn’t crazy, she was right about everything! The “elites” ruling us drink the blood and flesh of children…
u/Pure-Contact7322 — 4 days ago
It might be wise that you paint your house blue from here on out
u/FAYMKONZ — 4 days ago
I can't believe Xi would do us dirty like this.
u/NichtFBI — 4 days ago
-1,000 Social Credit Score For Leaving The Seat Up
u/spez_sucks_ballz — 3 days ago
Scott Adams redeemed himself before he died. "The Anti-Vaxxers are clearly the winners."
Scott Adams, the creator of the satirical Dilbert comic strip, died on January 13, 2026, at the age of 68 in Pleasanton, California, after a battle with metastatic prostate cancer. His death was confirmed by his first ex-wife, Shelly Miles.Career and DilbertDrew inspiration from his corporate years working at Pacific Bell and other white-collar jobs.Launched Dilbert in 1989, capturing the absurdities, micromanagement, and indignities of cubicle life.Reached peak popularity in the mid-1990s, published in over 2,000 newspapers globally and spawning books and an animated show.Controversy and Later YearsTransitioned into a political commentator and online podcaster, heavily supporting Donald Trump and voicing right-wing views.Suffered major career fallout in February 2023 when hundreds of newspapers and his distributor dropped Dilbert following inflammatory remarks he made on his podcast regarding race.Relaunched the comic as a webcomic on subscription platforms independently after syndication cancellation.Announced an advanced prostate cancer diagnosis in 2025 before passing away in early 2026.
u/Guest_Pretend — 5 days ago