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Post #9 Reason for Belief- Unexplained (Video)

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Post #9 Reason for Belief- Unexplained (Video)

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Definition: The unexplained is something human's cannot explain but try to.
Connection: When watching a magic show like Criss angel people know there is something behind it.

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'Criss Rips Bodies Apart' | Criss Angel BeLIEve

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Post #8 Reason for Belief - Patternicity (image)

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Post #8 Reason for Belief - Patternicity (image)

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Definition: When you see faces or other things in clouds or items.
Connection: In some drawings or natural environment people "see" faces in things.

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Post #7 Reason for belief- Agenticity (Image)

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Post #7 Reason for belief- Agenticity (Image)

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Definition: When someone throws meaning onto unknown things ex. aliens.
Connection: When someone refers to the illuminati they believe these "beings" control the world.

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Post #2 Red Flag - Appeal to Authority. (article)

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Post #2 Red Flag - Appeal to Authority. (article)

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Definition:  Appeal to Authority means when someone famous or higher up says something true/false you believe them due to their fame or higher wisdom.
Connection: In the Article Suge Knight's son has been going crazy about how Tupac is still alive. People are believing it because its been an undying question since his "death" and Suge's son is in the inner circle.

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Suge Knight's son, Suge Knight Jr., has publicly postulated that American rapper, Tupac Shakur, is still alive and living large in Malaysia.

Knight Sr., the Death Row Records co-founder, came forward this year and revealed that he knows who killed Shakur. After his father's recent imprisonment for manslaughter, Knight Jr. has reignited the flame of conspiracy surrounding the unsolved murder of the All Eyez on Me rapper.
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Knight Jr. posted a series of unverified photos and stories to Instagram Wednesday afternoon. The controversy began when a picture of the words "Tupac is alive," surfaced on his profile. It followed with what he believed was ironclad evidence to support his theory.

Two blurry photos of the supposed Shakur followed, showing him allegedly posing with fellow music artists 50 Cent and Beyoncé. No timestamps or evident information were provided, only vague captions: "@50cent get the strap y'all see it," and "He never left us. They'll be after me soon smh [shakes my head]. For y'all tho."

The three "musicians" in the photos are widely considered to be lookalikes or just superimposed images crafted in Photoshop.
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Knight Jr. backed up his out-there claims with multiple references to the largely-conspiratorial cult, the Illuminati, insinuating they had something to do with the silencing of Shakur and that they were now after him for "saying too much."

He has previously spoken out against his father's conviction, as well as that of disgraced entertainer Bill Cosby. On Thursday night, he referenced them in a protest against the so-called secret-society.

"Beware of fake accounts. Their job is to distract you. The Illuminati are all about power. This is why you see powerful names getting locked up," he said.
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Following major backlash and online mockery, Knight Jr. posted a photo saying, "I'm not on drugs."

"I'm a Knight. They think Knights are a threat. I will continue to move smart. I'm not snitching on PAC, never the case. He would want me to protect my family. I'm doing that. We are free. Big Suge 'til then."

As of this writing, the social media saga remains unsolved. Some people laughed it off and others supported Knight's theory, but most Shakur fans were outraged by his disrespectful actions and words.

Shakur was shot four times in a drive-by on Las Vegas Boulevard in September of 1996. He later died as a result. Knight Sr. was at the scene of the crime as his driver.

No one was ever charged for the murder, however, Knight Sr. recently accused the former Death Row Records chief of security, Reggie Wright Jr., for the crime.

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A man named Duane Davis confessed earlier this year that he was in the front seat of the car with the shooter, who shot Shakur from the back seat. He did not disclose the name of the murderer because of the Crips gang "street code."

adam.wallis@globalnews.ca
Follow @adamrwallis

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Suge Knight's son says Tupac Shakur is 'alive in Malaysia'

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Suge Knight's son, Suge Knight Jr., has publicly postulated that American rapper, Tupac Shakur, is still alive and living large in Malaysia. Knight Sr., the Death Row Records co-founder, came forward this year and revealed that he knows who killed Shakur. After his father's recent imprisonment for manslaughter, Knight Jr.

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Post #3 Red Flag- Confirmation Bias (image)

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Post #3 Red Flag- Confirmation Bias (image)

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Definition:  People are blinded by there drive for their belief so they only want to hear what they want to hear.
Connection: When talking to a "psychic" about your loved ones who have moved on they tell you they are talking to them even though it is false.

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Definition: When someone uses a distraction to avoid the main point of a conversation.
Connection: In the article it talks about Trump colluding with the Russians in the election which he then goes on twitter to distract everyone and claim the democrats use it to hide the fact they had a terrible campaign.

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President Trump is tweeting again.

Monday morning featured a House Intelligence Committee hearing at which Trump's own FBI director, James B. Comey, disputed Trump's claim that President Barack Obama wiretapped him - and weighed in on other big Russia questions. But in advance of that, Trump took to Twitter to offer a red herring.

James Clapper and others stated that there is no evidence Potus colluded with Russia. This story is FAKE NEWS and everyone knows it!

- Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) March 20, 2017

The Democrats made up and pushed the Russian story as an excuse for running a terrible campaign. Big advantage in Electoral College & lost!

- Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) March 20, 2017

White House press secretary Sean Spicer offered the same argument during his wild news briefing Thursday. Spicer argued that the press was being much more skeptical of Trump's wiretapping claim than it has been of allegations that Trump colluded with Russia - despite there being no definitive proof of either. "When Devin Nunes came out and said there was no connection that he saw to Russia - crickets," Spicer said, adding: "Where was your passion and where was your concern when they all said that there was no connection to Russia?"

It's understandable that this story line is frustrating to the White House. But the comparison between the coverage of Trump's wiretapping claim and the Russia-collusion allegations doesn't make much sense. And neither does Trump's suggestion that questions about possible collusion are "fake news."

Basically, the White House doesn't seem to understand the difference between a circumstantial case and a conspiracy theory.

The first big difference is that no major media outlet has reported that there was definitely collusion between the Trump campaign and Russia. This has always been in the realm of the possible, with some Democrats arguing that they believe it happened. It is something that is being investigated, in other words.

And there has been a drip, drip, drip of evidence that at least suggests the possibility of some kind of connection - most notably, the series of people close to Trump who failed to accurately disclose their talks with Russia's ambassador and the intelligence community's conclusion that Russia tried to help Trump. It's what the House Intelligence Committee's ranking Democrat, Adam B. Schiff (Calif.), appropriately called a "circumstantial" case on Sunday. The evidence isn't conclusive, but the theory isn't based on nothing.

And neither, technically, is Trump's Obama-wiretapped-me claim - if you really drill down, that is. There is some thought that Trump associates, like Michael Flynn, could have been wrapped up in surveillance directed at the Russians - what intelligence calls " incidental collection."

But Trump, as he often does, took this plausible theory and stretched it much further than the evidence suggested. He claimed that the surveillance targeted him specifically and that Obama was personally behind it.

The former claim has been reported, but only by a small handful of journalists - with others expressing significant skepticism after trying to confirm it. ( Not even Fox News is standing by an analyst's reporting on this.) The latter claim seems to be based on nothing more than Trump's imagination.

Had Trump come out and merely expressed concern that people close to him were wrapped up in incidental collections, that would have merited investigation. But he cast it as a massive, Watergate-esque scandal, with one president spying on his potential successor. He prejudged the outcome in ways that the media and not even top Democrats have done when it comes to possible Trump-Russia collusion.

It is entirely possible that this whole Russia investigation will never prove any collusion between Trump and Russia. Even Democrats are slowly beginning to rein in their allegations - for fear of having overplayed their hands when all is said and done. And the media is acknowledging this skepticism.

Trump's problem is that he showed no such compunction or political discipline when he fired off those tweets about Obama wiretapping him.

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Analysis | The White House serves up a red herring on Russia

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President Trump is tweeting again. Monday morning featured a House Intelligence Committee hearing at which Trump's own FBI director, James B. Comey, disputed Trump's claim that President Barack Obama wiretapped him - and weighed in on other big Russia questions. But in advance of that, Trump took to Twitter to offer a red herring.

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Post #5 Red Flag- Suppress by Authority (article

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Post #5 Red Flag- Suppress by Authority (article

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Definition: When a higher power keeps the truth away from the public.
Connection: For years people have been wondering what is inside area 51 and what it is all about but the government keeps playing it off like it isn't anything special.

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We may have Tang thanks to the space program, but who gave us such innovations as the Stealth fighter and Kevlar? Aliens, of course. Conspiracy theorists believe that the remains of crashed UFO…

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Post #6 Red Flag- Proof by Verbosity (Image)

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Post #6 Red Flag- Proof by Verbosity (Image)

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Definition: When you constantly rebuttle with minor pointless facts to prevent further debate.
Connection: When debating with anyone people who don't care or they want someone to stop talking they will use minor pointless facts to ease away from the main topic and make it easier on themselves.