> come from all across the political spectrum
My point is that people are far more likely to call something a conspiracy theory if it comes from the other side to their own
If that wasn't the case, I apologize for my misunderstanding.
or maybe you’re just not fully familiar with the rules of engagement Continuity of Government sets for itself.
He wasn't working at US Cyber Command in the US.
I'm assuming you understand the vast difference here. And that waging war against the US puts you on a different playing field.
I was specifically replying to
> People who believe nonsense about the government assassinating our own citizens
ensuring the reader knows the US definitely kills US citizens (without / in absence of trial) depending on the circumstances.
Brings me no joy to report, but many falsely believe otherwise.
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