The Reactionary Conspiracy 6. Modus Operandi II

These clues and messages that your "conspirators" seem to have gone to an absolutely massive amount of trouble to do, only seem to have any relevance to nobody in the World, except........?

a reply to: MarxistDebunker2

• I estimate that the conspiracy didn’t expect that the left-wing parties polled so well in Italy, especially the Communist Party, that’s why they created a terrorist group that kidnapped and murdered in 1978 the Italian Prime Minister Aldo Moro, who belonged to the Christian Democracy (DC). The conspirators ordered this crime as a way of punishing the Italian people.

I meant:

• I think that the conspiracy did not expect the left-wing parties to obtain such good results in Italy, especially the Communist Party, so they created a terrorist group that kidnapped and assassinated in 1978 the Italian Prime Minister Aldo Moro, who belonged to the Christian Democracy (DC). The conspirators ordered this crime as a way to punish the Italian people.

a reply to: Oldcarpy2

What’s really happening is that everyone talking in the media is an extreme-right actor declaiming a script, except on the internet, where some messages are written by human conspirators, but the vast majority are written by artificial intelligences controlled by the conspiracy.

a reply to: MarxistDebunker2

This film has a 2003 sequel, so there are also two Battle Royale films. This would give us another two indications confirming the “two thirds” solution to this puzzle.

Seven pages and only three flags ...?!

If you're going to spend this much time in a thread, flag that mofo would you. This is kinda a rarity, seeing so much interested and no flags.


What's going on here, some kind of low key shadowing?

a reply to: ADVISOR

I have more flags in the other threads.

a reply to: MarxistDebunker2

So, are you saying that I am a "conspirator" or an AI?

• Even the initials of the NSDAP have a hidden meaning: NSDAP backwards is PADSN, which looks like “PADESEN”. “Padesen” is how many Spanish-speaking people pronounce the word padecen, which is Spanish for “they suffer”:





Many Spanish surnames end with the suffix “ez”, which the conspirators say it means hijo de (literally: “son of”), and that it began to be used in the 13th century:



Heces (singular: hez) is Spanish for “feces”.



In Spanish ez and hez are pronounced exactly in the same way.

Finally, the Portuguese surname Da Silva also has a hidden meaning, since Silva etymologically means “jungle”:



In all these cases, the objective of the conspiracy is the same:



In conclusion:

• The conspirators despise the working class of all ethnolinguistic groups, and the German-speaking working class, the Spanish-speaking working class and the Portuguese-speaking working class are not exceptions to this rule.

• Many conspirators can have Spanish surnames ending in “ez”, but this is because their public names are not their real names. Same happens with the last name “Da Silva”.

• Since they used to say in my country that “the Chinese people have three names”, and I know the conspirators very often use the tactic of projecting their feelings, thoughts, motives and behaviour onto other individuals, I strongly suspect the conspirators have three names:

- One public/official name, which is the name they say to outsiders, that is to people not belonging to the conspiracy.

- One secret name that only their closest co-conspirators know.

- Another even more secret name, which nobody but themselves know.

a reply to: MarxistDebunker2

• Regarding Hezbollah, I am not trying to offend anyone, but bola is Spanish for “ball”. And the h is silent in Spanish. I know Hezbollah is transliterated in several ways, but this is one of the tactics used by the conspirators to confuse people investigating the conspiracy.

The conspirators despise the working class of all countries, and the Lebanese working class is no exception to this rule.

• The conspirators consider the Earth a source of income, and the people (not belonging to the conspiracy) living on it second-class humans. They announced it through the titles of two books:

- Animal Farm (1945).

- La Granja Humana (meaning “The Human Farm”) (1988).

As it can be seen, both publication years are linked to the Hitler regime.

• I would advise anyone not to accept a bribe from the conspirators. They will consider it blackmail (even it they say otherwise), they will never forget it and, sooner or later, they will make the bribe taker pay it.

a reply to: MarxistDebunker2

Who else do you think is "investigating the conspiracy"? Anyone?

originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
a reply to: MarxistDebunker2

Who else do you think is "investigating the conspiracy"? Anyone?

Obviously nobody from ATS. But if anyone believes my investigation is “crazy”, the solution is very simple, and I have said it many times: just ignore me and go somewhere else.

a reply to: MarxistDebunker2

It's a discussion forum. I'm trying to discuss.

originally posted by: Oldcarpy2
a reply to: MarxistDebunker2

It's a discussion forum. I'm trying to discuss.

No, you aren’t. You are just trying to divert attention away.

a reply to: MarxistDebunker2

Why might I want to do that?

It's not as if you are getting any attention?

a reply to: MarxistDebunker2

In the last point, I meant:

• I would advise everyone not to accept a bribe from the conspirators. They will consider it blackmail (even it they say otherwise), they will never forget it and, sooner or later, they will make the bribe taker pay it.

a reply to: MarxistDebunker2

Do you know of anyone being offered such a "bribe"?

a reply to: MarxistDebunker2

In the last point, I meant:

• Since they used to say in my country that “the Chinese people have three names”, and I know the conspirators very often use the tactic of projecting their feelings, thoughts, motives and behaviour onto their enemies (whether individuals or groups of individuals), I strongly suspect the conspirators have three names:

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a reply to: MarxistDebunker2

What I actually meant:

• I think that the conspiracy did not expect the left-wing parties to obtain such good results in Italy, especially the Communist Party, so they created a terrorist group that kidnapped and assassinated in 1978 the Italian Prime Minister Aldo Moro, who belonged to the Christian Democracy (DC). The conspirators ordered this crime as a warning for the Italian people.

a reply to: Oldcarpy2

The conspirators have never tried to bribe me, that’s how I have deducted that they must have a very important rule that forbids the practice of bribing their enemies.