Glenn Beck Says He Has Proof There Is Government Coverup On Boston Bombing

[Fritz]

http://www.freepatriot.org/2013/04/20/glenn-beck-says-he-has-proof-boston-bombing-is-inside-job/

[Maxwell]

Oh boy.

[Goldwater]

Yay! A whole new conspiracy theory for the truther jackasses to support!

[H. Ross Peron]

And Glenn Beck finally goes off the deep end... Will Wal-Mart and Sam's Club keep carrying his books?

[Old Man Svensson]

There are days I wonder how the powers that be could possibly let things like Sandy Hook and the marathon bombings fly while allowing this fat Mormon f**k to keep living.

[tik 🪀✨]

Breaking news: Television blowhard dangles carrot in front of rabbit, says he won't drop it until May sweeps.

[Maxwell]

And Glenn Beck finally goes off the deep end... Will Wal-Mart and Sam's Club keep carrying his books?

You haven't heard much Glenn Beck, have you?

[Atlas Has Shrugged]

And yet Beck calls for 9/11 truthers to be exiled...

[DINGO Joe]

And yet Beck calls for 9/11 truthers to be exiled...

Well, what's good for the goose....

[HagridOfTheDeep]

Is it bad that I'm intrigued, though?

[Tender Branson]

Attention-whoring sucker.

[The world will shine with light in our nightmare]

Just a way to get more viewers to tune into his show on Monday.  For a split second, I considered tuning in just to see what "proof" he has, but I'm not going to give him what he wants: ratings.

[publicunofficial]

Glenn Beck believes the government is completely incompetent at everything they do, yet whenever they try to pull some sort of cover-up, it fools everybody but Fox News reporters, Alex Jones, Jesse Ventura, and some neckbeards on in the Internet.

[Grumpier Than Thou]

My mom thinks Glenn Beck's got the right idea

And yet she thinks Alex Jones is nuts

[Zioneer]

There are days I wonder how the powers that be could possibly let things like Sandy Hook and the marathon bombings fly while allowing this fat Mormon f**k to keep living.

Hey, some of us Mormons hate him too, don't lump us in with him. I personally think Glenn Beck is a conman who's started believing his own crap.

[DemPGH]

"Proof" already?! How many years has he been researching it? Oh, none - he's just been following it on the news like the rest of us. Well, this will either be a "book" or else part of one (as well as the basis for a rant or two), and if any of his crew buys it. . . I don't have to say.

[○∙◄☻¥tπ[╪AV┼cVê└]

So, he actually believed the bombers' mother?

[Absentee Voting Ghost of Ruin]

Are you sure that's really Glenn Beck in the video? I didn't pay close attention, but I didn't hear him say, "buy gold" even once.

[Bacon King]

If anyone's curious what his reveal will be, it's probably going to be one of the numerous conspiracy theories out there already that're based on inconsistencies in news reports or pointing out other suspicious-looking people in the photos. Maybe mesh several of those together, and he might even interview an "insider who wishes to remain anonymous for fear of his life!!" or a "witness who stumbled upon the REAL bombers!" which will either be fabrications, or maybe just people trolling him. Unless he decides to go full crazy, of course, then for all I know he'll start ranting about Icke's reptilian shapeshifters.

But for the curious, here's a compilation of the more "realistic" conspiracy elements likely to make the cut, so no one actually has to suffer through Glen Beck:

The younger brother's best friend has been tweeting non-stop declaring his innocence

The first "person of interest" that was arrested is a Saudi guy who got cleared of all charges but is still being deported for security reasons; 11 members of the man's clan are suspected or known Al Qaeda members, and the Saudi Press claim he was personally visited by the President

Someone with EMT training has analysed the bomb footage frame-by-frame and has explanations for why every single injury was apparently staged

A close American friend of the brothers was brutally murdered two years ago and nobody has any clue who did it

A group of private military contractors were milling around during the bombing and some of them wore backpacks that kind of resemble the bags the bombs were in.

Oh, and there's also this creepy quote someone made on an imageboard the day before they determined the suspects:



This one was actually a bit creepy for me because I remembered the "there were six bombers" part, and a few days later when people were talking about the Craft International guys and this photograph was posted:



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Please note that I am not a crazy I've always found conspiracy theories extremely interesting to study as a social phenomenon, and it's very interesting to me how wild certain corners of the internet have become over the bombing; I just figured I'd share for the curious. I thus present these links and images making no implications regarding their validity.

[© tweed]

why are people so sensitive to suggestions of a conspiracy/coverup?  it isn't tantamount to claiming nobody legitimately suffered as a result.

[Nhoj]

why are people so sensitive to suggestions of a conspiracy/coverup?  it isn't tantamount to claiming nobody legitimately suffered as a result.

Well except the conspiracies that allege that of course.

[DrScholl]

why are people so sensitive to suggestions of a conspiracy/coverup?  it isn't tantamount to claiming nobody legitimately suffered as a result.

Some people have a low tolerance for craziness and furthermore, a lot of conspiracy theories are made up to get attention and exploit tragedy in the process.

[© tweed]

why are people so sensitive to suggestions of a conspiracy/coverup?  it isn't tantamount to claiming nobody legitimately suffered as a result.

Some people have a low tolerance for craziness and furthermore, a lot of conspiracy theories are made up to get attention and exploit tragedy in the process.

nobody exploits the event with greater potency than those who develop the official narrative.

[Badger]

Oh Tweed.

You know little to nothing about the investigation or evidence, but you're obviously primed to buy into the internet conspiracy du jour on general ideological 'principles'.

There's a lesson here; buy into that instead.

[© tweed]

I've never said a word about the merits of the official narrative, nor any of the alternative narratives.  I have only commented on the touching-a-nerve reaction that the development of alternative narratives draws out of people.