Don't Fall For The 'False Flag or Real' Trap

There is a third option

Most Troofers think the major psyops are real events planned by sinister forces who telegraph their intentions via predictive programming.

To them, news events fall into two categories:

1. Real, as televised.

2. Real, but falsely described by the media (insert “second shooters” and “MK Ultra”/ “mental illness” scapegoats).

True media skeptics question the initial story instead of accepting it at face value. Unless evidence supports the extraordinary claims, it must be treated as fake — if fakeable (and what isn’t nowadays?)— until proven real.

The third category, which Troofers don’t consider:

3. Fake, simulated news event. Nobody dies.

The third option doesn’t exist for those who have wrongfully accepted the MSM burden of proof. This is why I refer to red-pill troofers as alt-media “propaganda mules.”

Should something psyop-y happen at the Super Bowl, you can bet on it being fake and not a “false flag.” That term hides the hoax behind conspiracy rabbit trails.

Tim Ozman,

IPR Host