Nutters

[darmstadt]

Are they putting tulip in the water as there seems more and more nutters around:

https://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/meet-brits-who-believe-earth-13259022

Vic and his fellow Flat Earther John, 49, who does not wish to give his full name, offer the following claims:
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gibberish
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claims John, who prefers to trust his own senses and instincts rather than what he is told (like many people on a CUK sub-forum.)

No wonder he doesn't want to give his full name although quite happy to be photographed, nutter

 

[Mordac]

I wonder if any of them have satellite tv?

 

[northernladuk]

If you protested so strongly against many other scientifically proven ideals, or many other things accepted in society you'd be declared clinically insane and/or a danger to the public. It can't be right to be this adamant about something like this and not be on some mental health radar surely?

I assume none of these people are in anyway religious?

 

[PhiltheGreek]

Nutters indeed. They all sound more logical than Scooter though.

 

[woohoo]

We need more nutters in the world and they might be right one day about something.

 

[Mordac]

We need more Remoaners in the world and they might be right one day about something.

FTFY.

I doubt it though...

 

[LondonManc]

The Flat Earth Society claim to have members around the globe. Hmmm.

 

[Mordac]

I'm thinking of offering a prize to anyone who can prove the world is flat. The prize is a round-the-world cruise. That'll fox 'em...

 

[northernladuk]

I'm thinking of offering a prize to anyone who can prove the world is flat. The prize is a round-the-world cruise. That'll fox 'em...

Well.. Erm, they say their world has a boundary so technically they could cruise around their world could they not?

 

[xoggoth]

Who can think up the most convincing (or maybe daftest) new conspiracy theory? That would make a good CUK thread.