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The Atlantic, whose editor-in-chief served for the IDF, just published an article about the missing scientists linked to exotic technology titled “The Single Dumbest Conspiracy Theory of 2026.” Make of that what you will. #ufosky www.theatlantic.com/science/2026...

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I've come to the same conclusion. Also consider how Peter Thiel's father was in charge of building the uranium mine in South Africa that was vital to Israel's clandestine nuclear program in the 1970's, and it all starts to come together. alisav.substack.com/p/the-terrif...

Legit question. Not dismissing any of this. Just searching for truth like the rest of us. How does this square with Jesse Michels trying to bring attention to this issue knowing his connections to Thiel. Please don’t flame me, just asking.

I’d suggest everyone draw their own conclusions based on public information. I liked Jesse’s 2023 interview with Garry Nolan, then realized he worked for Thiel Capital and his next two interviews were Erik Prince and Alex Jones. The benefit of the doubt is tough to give these days.

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So much disinfo these days, just grappling with the signal to noise. Bizarre that Goldberg was an American, got dual citizenship in Israel, served as a prison guard, and wrote a book about his good relationships with a Palestinian prisoner and then denounced his Israeli citizenship and Zionism, so..

Klaus, Jeff Goldberg is not an anti-Zionist. He is a liberal Zionist, like me. I hope that by now you realize that one can be anti-Occupation, anti-Netanyahu, and still call themselves a Zionist. Wanting there to be a Jewish state is not automatically evil. Wanting to control Palestinians is.

that is not to defend him shilling for the DoD, just to clarify that to divide the Jewish world between pro-Zionist and anti-Zionist ignores the vast interpretations that people have for Zionism. Zionism does not automatically mean an urge for empire, even if the center-right wing take it there