Doubtless there have always been (bonkers) Conspiracy Theorists, ever since Mankind existed.However, since the advent of the internet, these loons have been able to spout their nonsense much more readily, and to a much greater audience, culminating in all this Covid denial, anti-vaxxer crap.Yet I am cautiously optimistic that the tide may now begin to turn, as follows. There is no doubt that for the loons, Covid was "The Big One".And just like the virus itself spread and mutated wildly, so did the bonkers theories. I mean, Brown himself first claimed Covid didn't exist, it was just a ruse by the Illuminati to crack down on us etc. Next he was forced to admit that it did exist, but it was pretty harmless, at least when compared eg with Flu.Next it WAS lethal, presumably as part of The Plan. But when that wasn't sufficient to control or kill enough of us, then we invented a lethal Vaccine to finish off the job etc. (In this summary I've omitted a lot of the most bonkers crap eg the role of 5G in spreading this genicodal campaign etc, but I'm sure you get the gist.)Anyhow, my point is this. Despite the loons throwing everything they had at this "campaign", they have failed, and failed miserably. On this forum alone, Brown failed to gain any traction with any of the users, bar maybe one or two sad cases, who've since stopped posting.Similarly in the wider world, the great majority of the Earth's population who aren't ultra-gullible and/or incredibly fearful and/or mentally ill recognise this for what it really was.That is, a new virus developed into a Pandemic, it killed a lot of people and made many more very ill, leading to preventative and containing measures having to be introduced. Eventually effective vaccines were developed, and subsequently the Pandemic was able to be declared over.Which means that all - and I really mean all - of the crap which bonkers Brown and his fellow loons promulgated for so long has been comprehensively and demonstrably proven to be a total crock of shi... er, brown stuff.People won't be so easily fooled next time, I suspect.
Richard Cathcart ● 1211d