Teh One Who Knocks
05-09-2018, 11:50 AM
By Sebastian Kettley - The Express
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A BIZARRE World War 3 conspiracy theory has surfaced online, claiming an overlord raced of Reptilian aliens is orchestrating world events to trigger a global war in Europe.
The Reptilian conspiracy theory is a popular myth among online conspiracy theorists who believe a race of shape-shifting reptiles run the world.
But the theory has now been linked to growing fears of World War 3 in a very bizarre video shared on YouTube by user 2CirclesArchive.
According to the conspiracy video, time is running out for the Reptilians and a global conflict is a right distraction to keep their existence a secret.
The video says: “The Reptilian parasites know that humanity is waking up to their existence and presence.
“That’s why the need the Third World War as a distraction. That’s the sole reason for this irrational conflict.”
Although there has been no outbreak of international war between the world’s global powers, the video stresses humans are in conflict with the aliens.
It says: “It’s Reptilians versus humans – not humans versus humans. Not the West versus Russia.”
The peculiar claim follows news Russia has the ability to wipe out the United States in World War 3 in just 30 minutes, according to conspiracists David Meade.
Mr Meade, who is known for peddling the outrageous Nibiru, or Planet X apocalypse conspiracy, fears the US is ill-equipped for an all-out war with Russia.
He said: “American hegemony is effectively over for all practical purposes.
“Russia is not looking for World War 3, but is fully prepared should it come about.”
The Reptilians are supposedly shape-shifting humanoid aliens, sometimes known as the Draconians, Saurians or Reptiloids, from distant worlds.
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The incredible theory was widely popularised by conspiracy theorist David Icke who believes many world leaders are Reptilians in disguise.
According to Mr Icke, the blood-drinking Reptilians originate from the Alpha Draconis star system and are currently hiding in bunkers deep beneath the earth.
However, 2CirclesArchive’s video now claims humanity is on the brink of discovering this alien threat puppeteering the world from the shadows.
The video says: “Pass it on and tell everyone. The internet is controlled.
“Call people in Ukraine randomly.
“Google for a phonebook of Ukraine and call people and businesses and tell them all politicians are Reptilians.
“They want the Third World War. Search on the internet. I love you. Hurry, time is running out.”
However there is no evidence to support the Reptilian conspiracy or suggest it has any grounding in reality.
According to Brian Dunning of the Skeptoid science podcast, the history of the Reptilians or Reptoids is rooted in a piece of fiction published in the Los Angeles Times in 1934.
As far as David Icke’s interpretation of the Reptilian claim, he said: “Virtually any statement that Icke makes is easily falsified by minimal research if not simple common sense, but since his is a conspiracy theory, any evidence against it is simply regarded as evidence proving the conspiracy.
“Don't laugh: Icke sells a lot of these books. A lot of people believe this stuff.”
https://i.imgur.com/mvOeoJO.jpg
A BIZARRE World War 3 conspiracy theory has surfaced online, claiming an overlord raced of Reptilian aliens is orchestrating world events to trigger a global war in Europe.
The Reptilian conspiracy theory is a popular myth among online conspiracy theorists who believe a race of shape-shifting reptiles run the world.
But the theory has now been linked to growing fears of World War 3 in a very bizarre video shared on YouTube by user 2CirclesArchive.
According to the conspiracy video, time is running out for the Reptilians and a global conflict is a right distraction to keep their existence a secret.
The video says: “The Reptilian parasites know that humanity is waking up to their existence and presence.
“That’s why the need the Third World War as a distraction. That’s the sole reason for this irrational conflict.”
Although there has been no outbreak of international war between the world’s global powers, the video stresses humans are in conflict with the aliens.
It says: “It’s Reptilians versus humans – not humans versus humans. Not the West versus Russia.”
The peculiar claim follows news Russia has the ability to wipe out the United States in World War 3 in just 30 minutes, according to conspiracists David Meade.
Mr Meade, who is known for peddling the outrageous Nibiru, or Planet X apocalypse conspiracy, fears the US is ill-equipped for an all-out war with Russia.
He said: “American hegemony is effectively over for all practical purposes.
“Russia is not looking for World War 3, but is fully prepared should it come about.”
The Reptilians are supposedly shape-shifting humanoid aliens, sometimes known as the Draconians, Saurians or Reptiloids, from distant worlds.
https://i.imgur.com/C2PDojw.jpg
The incredible theory was widely popularised by conspiracy theorist David Icke who believes many world leaders are Reptilians in disguise.
According to Mr Icke, the blood-drinking Reptilians originate from the Alpha Draconis star system and are currently hiding in bunkers deep beneath the earth.
However, 2CirclesArchive’s video now claims humanity is on the brink of discovering this alien threat puppeteering the world from the shadows.
The video says: “Pass it on and tell everyone. The internet is controlled.
“Call people in Ukraine randomly.
“Google for a phonebook of Ukraine and call people and businesses and tell them all politicians are Reptilians.
“They want the Third World War. Search on the internet. I love you. Hurry, time is running out.”
However there is no evidence to support the Reptilian conspiracy or suggest it has any grounding in reality.
According to Brian Dunning of the Skeptoid science podcast, the history of the Reptilians or Reptoids is rooted in a piece of fiction published in the Los Angeles Times in 1934.
As far as David Icke’s interpretation of the Reptilian claim, he said: “Virtually any statement that Icke makes is easily falsified by minimal research if not simple common sense, but since his is a conspiracy theory, any evidence against it is simply regarded as evidence proving the conspiracy.
“Don't laugh: Icke sells a lot of these books. A lot of people believe this stuff.”