No Shit, Mike
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No Shit, Mike
I warned everyone this was going to happen while you ran around telling everyone I was BlueAnon and that 1/6 would be a superspreader.
h/t Mr. Jarvis
This asshole is out here claiming to be shocked — shocked — that precisely what I said was happening at the time, happened. ZOMG!
Hey Mike, what about this hit piece you planted in the Atlantic against my friend ParlerTakes? The entire premise was built around a series of lies.
You lied through your teeth about what happened and got a dirty reporter to write it up. And looky here, the precise thing you now claim to be so fucking shocked about, that I warned about before you and the hate cult you ginned up against me got me banned, that Parler Takes correctly posted about, is getting you clout.
How about this other hit piece you got written about me and my volunteer group, where you got dirty journalist David Gilbert to write that I was some sort of kook, who was just googling shit?
I was right Mike. You knew it then and you still do. You need to shut the fuck up about any of this, about me, and slink back to your pathetic career writing conspiracy blurbs before you risk more lives with your disinformation.
No one is going to listen to you ever again Mike. Your run as Digital Soldier is over.
UPDATE: Mike Rothschild is super duper tired after all his disinfo fighting. My god — you fucking putz.
No Shit, Mike
Waiting for his apology in 3…2…1…to infinityyy…AND BEYOND!!!
“When you type it out, it's shocking all over again” Is it Mike? Is it “shocking”?
Peter Gabriel has never elaborated much on the meaning of “Shock The Monkey,” other than to say in a 1993 interview, “This song is about jealousy and a sort of animal nature.”
The music video was directed by Brian Grant, who has directed TV episodes of “Doctor Who,” “Hex,” and the film “The Immortals”.
Grant expands “men, as time has progressed, have sort of lost their primeval instincts. As we become more modern and the more technology takes over, the less instincts we have. That’s what the two men in the video basically represent. The man in the business suit represents modern man. The man in all white is representative of his more primal side trying to tap into his subconscious.
GOOD FUCKING SONG MIKE