Well, you had to know it was only a matter of time before some loon would come forward and make his claim to fame as the genius who figured out why and how a sinkhole in Florida is really a secret government false flag operation. That’s right. The government decided (again) to round up a bunch of actors and patsies to fake the existence of a sinkhole in Florida. Why? Isn’t it obvious? Come on, get with the program. Okay, okay – i admit, i don’t have a freakin’ clue why the government would want to fake a sinkhole, but does it matter? This is just pure, crazy fun!!!
I was only able to get 3 minutes into the video at the end of this post. It was just too painful and pathetic – like listening to a patient in a mental ward trying to make sense to the outside world.
Grab the popcorn and enjoy the Looney Tunes!! ![]()
Mason I. Bilderberg (MIB)
(H/T: Thomas J. Proffit)

via kevingilmour.net
The recent Florida sinkhole tragedy has now spawned its own conspiracy theory with some claiming it as, a false flag event.
A video has recently appeared on youtube user LogicBeforeAuthority’s channel making some startling claims surrounding the appearance of the sinkhole.
Many of the claims made by the video author are frankly astonishing, with him at one point even trying to compare this event with the Sandy Hook shooting.
The main thrust of this video claims its author is to divert attention away from the Louisiana sinkhole.
The video also claims the victims brother to be a “Sandy Hook” type actor put in place for the benefit of mainstream news media and that the 911 audio tapes to be “produced in Hollywood”
Another claim is that the rescue workers are in fact making no serious attempt to rescue the victim and then goes on to claim the rescue services are lying about the reasons to enter the house.
The most startling claim made is that “they” are “gonna blow up Louisiana sinkhole” he then elaborates that March 22nd is the suspected date of the event.
An associated article has also appeared on the alternative news website beforeitsnews.com listing the reasons and “facts” backing up the conspiracy theory.
The beforeitsnews article lays out the following observations:
- 30 ft sinkhole no one can see…. the house is not even a big house.
- No apparent structural damage to house.
- Conditioning the public to accept sinkholes as act of nature, which many are, but not all.
- Diane Sawyer gets in on it?…. prestitute extraordinaire!
- No footage of bedroom…. what about using drones?
- How does a sinkhole suck someone through a rebar reinforced floor?
Watch the video below and make your own mind up. What do you think? Conspiracy theory? False Flag? Does this guy need a psychological evaluation? Leave your comment below.
FL. SINK HOLE : The Real Truth
MORE (Before Its News Article) . . .
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It is not to uncommon for conspiracy theorists themselves to be accused of being involved in a conspiracy of some sort. While accusations of being involved in a conspiracy are usually are usually made by other conspiracy theorists, they sometimes actually made by skeptics as well.
I’ve wondered why do people still believe in certain conspiracy theories, even after they have been totally debunked, or proven to be logically improbable.
As I have been observing conspiracy theories, and by extension, conspiracy theorists themselves. From my observations I’ve noticed that some of them may not be entirely truthful in what they believe, and that some of them may be out right frauds.







