Webb is not a shrill or a shill. He isn't a psyop. He is not connected with any government.
He sells or sold software. He doesn't have inside info. He's a simply a paranoid fantasist who spins webs of conspiracy out of thin air and and suspicion. He just's smoother at it than most and was able to convince some people. There's a reason he was so popular on this forum for months and why people watched him day after day and why he's mentioned hundreds if not thousands of times here. Because he shares the same paranoid worldview of conspiracy theorists and shares the same logic by which a sentence or two in a news article can be spun into a vast globe-spinning conspiracy. Those who responded to him responded to him because it felt right.
Even those who saw things weren't adding up, didn't see him accurately. Then didn't see as a LARPer who is very convincing because he believes his own role play, he believes the LARP because he is mentally ill. No, you made him into a MOSSAD agent or or a paid shill or with some big giant dark forces behind him.
George Webb is a reality check. You should take this opportunity to ask why you responded to him if you did.
Also he completely misuses the term ratline. First of all. It's one word not two. The word dates back about 400 years. Second of all it does not mean a smuggling route. A smuggling route is intended to be used over and over. A ratline is an escape route, and you only hope to make that passage once. It's more of a military term than a smuggling term.
The original meaning is ropes tied between the rigging of Sailing ship, so that the smaller ropes form a series of steps in a ladder with the rigging being the sides of the ladder. So it's a way to scale the mast or sides of the ships. They were called ratlines as in "rats fleeing a sinking ship." If a ship started to sink or partially sink, you would climb the ratlines to get out of danger. It was your last chance to save yourself. The most famous use of ratlines is in WWII. As Germany fell, many Nazi officers and soldiers were able to escape Europe and get to South America. The first step was to get from Germany to another fascist country like Spain or Italy. In Rome, there was a Nazi sympathizing priest who helped set up escape routes. Basically folks who don't know it was already an existing word spell it as two words. Seymore Hersh does this.
Smuggling routes are used to move goods over and over again.
Ratlines are used to evacuate people.
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RweSure ago
Webb is not a shrill or a shill. He isn't a psyop. He is not connected with any government.
He sells or sold software. He doesn't have inside info. He's a simply a paranoid fantasist who spins webs of conspiracy out of thin air and and suspicion. He just's smoother at it than most and was able to convince some people. There's a reason he was so popular on this forum for months and why people watched him day after day and why he's mentioned hundreds if not thousands of times here. Because he shares the same paranoid worldview of conspiracy theorists and shares the same logic by which a sentence or two in a news article can be spun into a vast globe-spinning conspiracy. Those who responded to him responded to him because it felt right.
Even those who saw things weren't adding up, didn't see him accurately. Then didn't see as a LARPer who is very convincing because he believes his own role play, he believes the LARP because he is mentally ill. No, you made him into a MOSSAD agent or or a paid shill or with some big giant dark forces behind him.
George Webb is a reality check. You should take this opportunity to ask why you responded to him if you did.
RweSure ago
Also he completely misuses the term ratline. First of all. It's one word not two. The word dates back about 400 years. Second of all it does not mean a smuggling route. A smuggling route is intended to be used over and over. A ratline is an escape route, and you only hope to make that passage once. It's more of a military term than a smuggling term.
The original meaning is ropes tied between the rigging of Sailing ship, so that the smaller ropes form a series of steps in a ladder with the rigging being the sides of the ladder. So it's a way to scale the mast or sides of the ships. They were called ratlines as in "rats fleeing a sinking ship." If a ship started to sink or partially sink, you would climb the ratlines to get out of danger. It was your last chance to save yourself. The most famous use of ratlines is in WWII. As Germany fell, many Nazi officers and soldiers were able to escape Europe and get to South America. The first step was to get from Germany to another fascist country like Spain or Italy. In Rome, there was a Nazi sympathizing priest who helped set up escape routes. Basically folks who don't know it was already an existing word spell it as two words. Seymore Hersh does this.
Smuggling routes are used to move goods over and over again. Ratlines are used to evacuate people.