GlockSpock

Maybe. I had read that a local Seventh Day Adventist group took out that ad. Just seemed...somewhat specific. Wrong day, obviously wasn’t nuclear.

You can likely thank me for that. The answer to all of your questions is currently: No

Interesting rabbit hole: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/the-tennessean-newspaper-runs-ad-claiming-islam-bomb-nashville/#app

Twice as nice, you might say.

I stand corrected.

What’s odd is she gave the (first) house to someone else a few months later. So she was either shamed in being given the property or had other reasons to get rid of it. That’s kinda odd but may be simple.

I’m betting on 3) with an interaction at Dataflow Enterprises Inc.

Yes. I think yesterday when his name was first dropped. Reddit I believe, maybe elsewhere. First I had heard about the permit, but someone was speculating or cautioning that it may not be the same person because the address was in a different city. I simply do not know. Same. Very interesting. My tops thoughts: 1) Camgirl he was obsessed with? 2) Daughter from a quick fling, etc? 3) Receptionist (or similar) from some previous business interaction that made a huge impression on him.

I saw within the last few days that rumor, but it was dismissed because the explosive permit was to someone with the same name but different location. Was it to be confirmed to be one and the same? Perhaps a business or former address?

I miss when simply being familiar with MKULTRA would cover 9/10 conspiracy theories.

Are you suggesting something else better fits?

Unsure...do you believe this?

Oh yeah. I wasn’t at all saying they were out of bounds or unreasonable.

Yeah, van sits there for years, disappeared last week, haven’t seen the guy since. That’s pretty circumstantial.

We may be discussing separate things.

Looks like it turned out to be a stupid prank. I’m betting someone is heavily regretting their decisions today.

https://www.newschannel5.com/news/residents-evacuated-hwy-231-closed-amid-investigation-into-suspicious-vehicle

Try this. https://www.foxnews.com/us/white-box-truck-playing-audio-similar-to-rv-in-nashville-explosion-shuts-down-tennessee-highway

Actually, that was the URL. It auto formats like that.

New development: https://www.facebook.com/WSMVTV/videos/222958799289999/ Apparently a box truck was playing a similar message at a gas station and then drove off. My bet? Someone thinks that they are much, much funnier than others see them. Of at least, that’s what I’m hoping.

https://www.snopes.com/news/2020/06/12/how-the-5g-coronavirus-conspiracy-theory-began/ Some light reading that expands on what I mentioned above.

Basically, if this guy did indeed obsess over this theory, he considered himself a hero/martyr. Makes sense, as it’s obvious he had a very large moral compass in not causing harm to people.

Some people think mind control, source of the ‘rona, surveillance (even Batman level surveillance in which they use cell phones to virtually map the entire city), deliberately designed to cause cancer, and I’m sure the list doesn’t stop there. The “man” behind it all is usually China, Bill Gates, The Democrats, and the “Deep State”.