What are some historical events, organizations or people so ridiculous and or stupid that if you tried to tell someone who didn't know about them they'd think you were lying.
MKULTRA is one of the best examples I can think of. Also how Mao tried to commit genocide on sparrows and the Emu War in general
>the Emu War The reality of it is a lot more mundane than /k/ memes. It was just pest control, and it ended up being pretty successful.
Brandon Sullivan
If you try and tell people who didn't know about it that the Australian military post WWI were used as pest control against giant flightless birds they wouldn't believe you still.
Australians "losing" isn't even the craziest part.
Christopher Cox
Most of it was conducted by farmers, and it lasted years. The two guys and a machine gun was a single event out of those years.
Sebastian Howard
COINTELPRO is pretty zany haha
David Anderson
When will this /pol/ revisionism stop? Let me guess you have a whole folder of infographs saying there was no camps in Tasmania and the Emus were just taking back their own land to protect it from the booganiks.
Anthony Gonzalez
I honestly don't think anybody would believe that the Christmas Truce happened if there weren't actual photographs of it.
Joshua Hughes
>/pol/ revisionism ...
Tasmania is itself a camp. This is common knowledge in Australia.
>genocide happens in Rwanda >rebellion kicks off against the Hutu Power government, gradually takes control of the country >French set up safe zones to protect the people who just killed close to a million Tutsis >actively spread misinformation about the genocide to protect the genocaidaires who procceed to tear the congo apart and keep genociding
hahahaha good work frogs : )
Daniel Anderson
>Israel has been accused of selling arms (guns, bullets and grenades) to the Rwandan government during the genocide.[218] >In 2016, the Israeli Supreme Court decided that records documenting Israel’s arms sales to Rwanda during the 1994 genocide would remain sealed and concealed from the public.[219]
Isaiah Edwards
Holy fuck, you can't be this autistic.
Brandon Sanders
Holy fuck, you missed the joke?
Colton Ortiz
The extent of international culpability for the genocide is absolutely insane. Huge collective responsibility
Brayden Anderson
Charles II. It amazes me that a literal retard was in charge of a government with no effort to remove him, and dying a natural death while in office.
Ryder Brown
Sounds like a hell of a time
Samuel Rodriguez
WW1 as a whole. If you presented it to someone not knowledgeable about history as fiction with the serial numbers filed off, the average person would tell you that the characters are all acting unrealistic and stupid.
Austin Gonzalez
Why remove someone when you can just ignore them?
Henry Smith
The underground pedophile circles run by government and economic elites.
If this is how they react to cheese pizza, I sure hope they never find out about the delicious cake.
Chase Moore
Damn I wish I had some acid
Owen Roberts
You pretend like most great wars weren`t started by one autist screeching louder then everyone else about something.
Ayden White
Most great wars aren't started by a chain reaction of mutual aggression treaties.
Nicholas Rivera
Treaty or no treaty, France and the UK had been shit scared for a century that the Prussians and the Austro-Hungarians would unite into a Central European superstate, so it was probably going to happen either way.
Never has the phrase "failing upwards" been so relevant, holy shit.
Jace Green
He very clearly was you retard. Obviously /pol/ doesn't have a thing about denying the emu wars you fuck.
Christian Rodriguez
Lots casualties were from a ship hitting a mine about 118 and then stuff like trench foot for ground troops and the island was booby trapped to hell and lots of troops who fought japs in the jungle hearing a boom from a direction where another unit is and assuming its another nip ambush so they fire now the ones who hit the booby trap think they are under nip fire and thats how the Americans and Canadians shot each other that. Only 50 were from the one friendly fire incident
Tyler Allen
>Americans
Blake White
>At age 50, Dexter authored A Pickle for the Knowing Ones or Plain Truth in a Homespun Dress, in which he complained about politicians, the clergy and his wife. The book contained 8,847 words and 33,864 letters, but without punctuation and seemingly random capitalization. Dexter initially handed his book out for free, but it became popular and was reprinted eight times.[2] In the second edition, Dexter added an extra page which consisted of 13 lines of punctuation marks with the instructions that readers could distribute them as they pleased What the fuck