Lynn Ertell discovers that MLK assassination was fake!

I don’t often use this (small) forum to attack, and would not if I knew a person. With Lynn Ertell, she comes off as pedagogical, but like some teachers we’ve all experienced, it’s about stuff we already know. They sit back in their leather chair smoking a pipe, and say “Well, you know, there is some controversy about the moon landings, but I don’t engage in conspiracy theory.” Lynn would know they were fake, but might present it to us as a new discovery.

That’s fine, I just don’t pay attention, but at Fakeologist.com, she is featured at least once a week. Ab likes her, and I would too if I needed space filler. She’s always available. Recently, she presented the Martin Luther King assassination, and in fairness I have not listened to it, but do know that she is telling us it was fake. Zounds!

Mr. Mathis wrote about this episode a long time ago, and in an “oh by the way” style, not detailing it as he did JFK or John Lennon. His piece was a bit of a drive-by, but he made his point. As MLK lay bleeding to death, people down below were going on about their business as if nothing had happened, no gunshots, nothing. I wrote about it myself (I cannot locate the piece – this is much more recent), using face chops, which Mr. Mathis abhors. But it convinced me … MLK became Don King, fight promoter with wild hair. What better disguise!


Anyway, me being me, I left a comment under the un-listened-to video. I can’t help myself.

The MLK assassination hoax was long ago exposed. Most interesting to me was the role of Jesse Jackson. As I looked at a photo of the family standing over the casket, I took note of the lack of grief, especially the kids, doing as told, shut up and look down. We’ll see Daddy later. If that was his real family.

I was only recently advised that MLK is still with us … it’s always been a curiosity what happens to people after they fake their death. Janis Joplin became Amy Goodman, Bobby Fuller Bill O’Reilly, Pete Ham Bill Maher, Stu Sutcliffe Andy Warhol, Sharon Tate and Michelle Brown Simpson merely became their younger sisters. On and on. The very prominent ones have to disappear from view, JFK, RFK, FDR … that has to be very hard for them, though FDR didn’t have long to live anyway. JFK resided for part of the time on a luxurious yacht, but even that had to grow wearisome. Anyway, I ramble … MLK became fight promoter Don King. Wild hair, wild eyes, who would’ve guessed. MLK had some very fine writers working on his words, and was an accomplished actor on stage. I don’t write any of this without some admiration. I like Tommy Lee Jones too … actors that are good at their craft are admirable.

I was sitting playing cards with relatives last week. half paying attention to the conversation, complaining about ICE and seething hatred for Trump when I came to realize they were talking about his assassination attempt, and I chimed in … “are you saying it was fake?” Yes, they said, and I said of course it was, completely taken by surprise that normies would understand such a thing. They don’t know how to follow up, of course, how the news media goes along with it, how a supposed assassination attempt would have been easily discovered had there been real security, but still, normies! It’s only hatred of Trump that allows this to happen. Had I mentioned that JFK faked his death too, I would have been ridiculed out of the room.

Trump is put there to divide us, and like MLK is one hell of an actor. I wonder if a real fake assassination awaits.

I have no problem with actors. Great Shakespearean actors don’t write the stuff, just memorize and recite it. Actors I really like, say Tommy Lee Jones or Guy Pearce, leave me in easy willing suspense of disbelief. Ronald Reagan was a great actor, as was Martin Luther King, as is Barack Obama. Is Donald Trump a great actor? No. Just middlin’. I think sometimes he’s mimicking Mohammed Ali. I know he has studied his public speaking role. He does OK.

While on the subject, the idea that a hoax like the MLK assassination can be pulled off in plain day and sold as real by our powerful national news media says something about the world we live in … it’s all fake if all you see is mass media or Facebook. All of it, the school shootings, ICE cold-blooded murders, Ukrainian war, Soviets as arch-enemy and the worry and concern about China, is manufactured by media. Just think about it – the idea that North Korea can be presented as a credible enemy speaks volumes. They have no respect for our collective intelligence. And, I would add to that, it is no fun at all having a good grasp on the fakery around us … as with the card game I mentioned in the comment above, I generally know to STFU or face loud and annoying ridicule. I cannot stand people with loud voices who dominate conversations … something about an empty barrel. Who said that? Plato, I am told by AI, or Shakespeare. I always thought it was Ben Franklin.

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