The “Pizzagate” gunman’s death during a traffic stop, resulting in a fatal shooting by police, marks a tragic end to a story fueled by misinformation and conspiracy theories. It’s a culmination of events that began with his armed intrusion into a pizza restaurant, an act driven by the unfounded “Pizzagate” conspiracy. The incident underscores the dangerous consequences of believing and acting upon unsubstantiated online narratives.
This event raises questions about the individual’s mental state and the systemic issues that allowed him to possess a firearm after his previous actions. The fact that he was armed with an AR-15 inside a restaurant, terrifying patrons and children, highlights a serious breach of public safety and a disregard for human life.… Continue reading
On January 4th, Kannapolis police officers stopped Edgar Maddison Welch, who had an outstanding warrant, resulting in a shooting. Welch, the passenger, drew a handgun, prompting officers to return fire, fatally wounding him. The incident is under investigation by the North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation, and the officers involved are on administrative leave. Welch was previously convicted on federal charges related to the “Pizzagate” incident in 2016, where he fired a rifle in a Washington D.C. pizzeria based on a false online conspiracy theory.
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When it comes to controversial figures, few can stir up as much debate and division as Joe Rogan. His recent Netflix special where he delves into topics such as “Pizzagate” and Covid-19 vaccines has once again ignited a firestorm of criticism and backlash. Rogan’s belief in the conspiracy theory that is Pizzagate, as well as his skepticism towards Covid-19 vaccines, has left many scratching their heads and questioning his credibility.
The fact that Rogan is not a trained medical professional or expert in any of these fields should not be taken lightly. While he may have a large following and platforms like Spotify and Netflix continue to give him airtime, it is crucial to remember that his opinions are purely that – opinions.… Continue reading
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