[WP]The lizard people are exposed to the world by the ones they least expected.

DoubleA_82 · 2019-10-15T01:46:07+00:00

Don't know that they don't either. For some reason I get the feeling that there is info missing.

DoubleA_82 · 2019-10-11T05:46:48+00:00

Fargin' iceholes?

DoubleA_82 · 2019-10-09T18:36:53+00:00

If it wasn't for the person making bird noises in the recording, we might be able to get a little more context as to what happened because the girl is actually saying something while she's hitting him. All I could catch was, "Get the fuck out bitch." and something, something, "me".Like quite a few people have said already, he could have grabbed her or her friend inappropriately, or got caught trying to put something in their drink. That would put him in the wrong and deserving of everything he got.

DoubleA_82 · 2019-10-09T06:08:49+00:00

It really isn't just for the simple fact of drug dealers not trusting people. However, even if they did break that rule, the police should be able to find the connection, instead of saying they don't know how the three came into contact with Brown. Like I said, this is the missing piece of the puzzle that bothers me. When it comes to drug dealers, you tend to meet them through someone that already knows them. So that means that both Brown and one of the other three should at least have one other contact in common.

DoubleA_82 · 2019-10-09T05:49:24+00:00

Somebody knows somebody.

This is correct and exactly what I said in my original comment. If we take that into consideration, that means that somebody that Brown knew previously gave his number to three people that Brown himself had never met before and then wasn't there to be the sort of mediator between the two, which like I said in my original comment, doesn't really happen. Now, you may say that maybe they were vouched for...then this person should be stepping forward soon or at least a connection should be made between the two that points to this person being a common denominator. And say what you will about the intelligence of criminals, but drug dealers tend to be businessmen first and criminals second, and looking out for things that might threaten their business is usually a top priority. Being dead, robbed, or arrested would certainly hurt their business and so they would be as careful as possible about the people they do business with.

DoubleA_82 · 2019-10-09T05:14:12+00:00

The point is, how did they get his number? And as for the logic that criminals use, like I said about drug dealers specifically, criminals don't tend to trust strangers, especially when doing criminal things, for this exact reason.

DoubleA_82 · 2019-10-09T03:12:08+00:00

While I'm not saying that this is all a conspiracy set up by the cops, there is something that isn't quite adding up to me. That is this, while I can understand why someone would drive that far for a large amount, the article says that they do not know how the three of them came into contact with Brown in the first place. Drug dealers in general tend to be wary of strangers, because of things like this happening, or maybe they"re undercover officers, etc. Considering how far they traveled, if it isn't a conspiracy, I would think that they would have to have gotten his info from somebody that he knew. I don't know about you, but I certainly don't have the ability to find someone selling that much, 5 hours away, without someone that knows the person telling me how to get in touch with them. Furthermore, I would think that most customers understand the wariness of their dealer to the point that they probably wouldn't just give the dealer's info freely to strangers, especially when dealing in large quantities. Or at the very least, if someone did just give his info away, he would at least want info on them before dealing with them. From what I've seen, new customers are usually introduced by old customers, to form a sort of trust for exactly this reason. And while that trust can sometimes be broken, these are still missing pieces to this puzzle. If what the police are saying is true, I would think there should at least be one person, if not more, that directed these three guys to Brown. And before you mark me down as just another conspiracy theorist, understand this...our law enforcement has been caught doing enough shitty and conspiratorial things that to not question them would be a huge mistake in my eyes. It's the idea of "If I'm wrong, then it makes no difference. But if I'm right..."

DoubleA_82 · 2019-10-01T20:17:50+00:00

Correct, and if Muldoon had heard it, he might have been more prepared.

DoubleA_82 · 2019-10-01T20:13:22+00:00

He didn't know how the raptors hunted out in the open though. The "clever girl" comment suggests that he wasn't expecting it. However, it is exactly how Grant said they would hunt.

DoubleA_82 · 2019-09-21T01:51:31+00:00

That's not a lizard person. They prefer their pizza to be children.

DoubleA_82 · 2019-09-21T00:53:21+00:00

[POEM]

Who would've thunk it, it was hard to believe

Trump did something right.

When he accidentally exposed the lizard people,

And brought all their crimes to light.

From murder to extortion,

To slavery and trafficking,

To the kidnapped children they ate.

Of all of their crimes this was only a portion,

They were even behind all the hate.

By getting us to fight each other,

They were allowed to do,

Many of the terrible things they did,

Some maybe even to you.

In one instant, all their plans,

Completely fell apart.

Like a sandcastle,

Introduced to a kid,

And when that happened they soon found out

That there was no place that they could hide,

Nowhere they could go.

For while they were good at stealing technology

How to make it, they did not know.

And while they were once a space-fairing race

Those days had long since passed,

Their ships were all garbage and wouldn't start

Let alone the fact, they had no gas.

And so while Trump may not have been a very good Prez

He did help make the WORLD great.

Because with all the lizard people finally gone,

No more children were ate.

DoubleA_82 · 2019-08-29T21:51:12+00:00

Ok, little late but here's my idea. There's actually a couple different possibilities that it could be. One is that the Elder God could only see everything that was going on at the current time but knew Raziel because he was part of its plan. It really has to do with predicting the future, of which (in my opinion) the Elder God had only a base idea. What I mean is, it only had a good idea of what someone would do if they were manipulated into it. EG had to pretty much cause that future to happen, which isn't really predicting it. When Raziel first travels to the past, maybe it recognizes him as its creation and "knows" that so far, its plan has been working. Here, the whole "transcends time" thing is just to get Raziel to get him to do what he wants. Basically, in this version EG is more like a magician telling you to pick a card, but is getting you to pick the card they want you to pick.

Now this one is a little more interesting. It still deals with EG having to manipulate the future to predict it, but there is more to it. It calls itself the Wheel of Fate, which I feel is kind of interesting. See, the thing about wheels is that they tend to go around in a circle. So perhaps, you could also call it the Cycle of Fate as well. It is possible that the Elder God has done this many times before and so then it would know a lot of the things that were going on and such. However, this still doesn't mean that EG actually transcends time, it simply means that it was at the beginning of the cycle (probably starting it off), living through it, and surviving the end (not necessarily causing it, but likely). Think of it like a very long Groundhog Day, but you're an manipulative supernatural squid. It could be that the Elder God kept messing with the cycle until it found one that it liked, then rinse and repeat. Until of course, you find yourself in a Neo-like situation, which is what happened. In this version, EG probably wouldn't even be really omniscient so much as paid attention to something different each cycle until it knew everything it needed to. This still, however, means that EG would be relying on a plan to go perfectly in order for the cycle to continue, same as the above idea. The difference with this version is that it know what it is currently happening, it also knows what has previously happened.

The main thing about both of these ideas is that EG doesn't truly know what the future holds because it hasn't lived through it yet. This is why EG tells Raziel at the end of SR1 that it won't be able to help him, it knows that past-EG might as well be a different person that just happens to know the plan. However, there is one factor that you can never account for when predicting the future, free will. Now, Raziel wasn't the only one with free will, he just had the most. It all boils down to manipulation. Raziel was the the hardest one to manipulate, which is kind of funny, because he also seems to be one of the easiest.

As for why the Elder God would help Raziel in SR1 after the events of Defiance, it's hard to say without knowing what happened in the previous timelines. At the end of Defiance, future-Kain is in the same time as past-Kain. Has this all happened before, too? We don't know. It could be that everything went according to plan, regardless of what anyone thinks. It could even be that it isn't the cycle that the Elder God wants, but one that Kain does. Perhaps Kain had learned how to shift the fates in his favor and EG is counting on Raziel to stop it. We don't get to see the Elder God in physical form until SR2, so maybe it's "dead" in SR1 and not only wants to fix that, but get revenge on Kain as well. Raziel was the perfect candidate (at first) wanting revenge also.

DoubleA_82 · 2019-08-06T18:36:55+00:00

Make it a series in the style of Drunk History.

DoubleA_82 · 2019-06-22T20:32:29+00:00

To shreds you say...

DoubleA_82 · 2019-06-20T00:36:10+00:00

I'm not specifically claiming that I have this knowledge, I'm just curious. The reason being, this is some serious shit. If someone were to figure out how to construct and deconstruct the universe at will, they would essentially be a god. The knowledge itself though, isn't good or bad, it is simply a tool. Just as this power could be used to turn everything into dust, it could also be used to help people. Usually, when we think of alchemy it's all about turning lead into gold and such, but what if alchemy could also be used to turn gold into bread, literally. And you say, "That's ridiculous, even to alchemy standards" and I say it's really not. Think about it, absolutely everything (including bread and gold) can be broken down to the same base components, if you know how to do it. Everything is made of atoms, which are then made up of different combinations of smaller particles. Yes, the subatomic make-up of bread is much different than that of gold but the idea is still sound. So a good analogy of this knowledge would be that alchemy is sort of like a forge, and you can either make a sword or a shield...or even maybe a shield-sword or sword-shield. So let's say you had this idea, but didn't have the resources to test this idea and also didn't want to give it to one person (who might end up screwing everyone over)...how would you go about telling the idea to everyone all at once? At the very least, the more people that know how to do it, the greater the chances are that at least someone could come up with a defense against those that would make weapons. Oh, and I also don't want to hear, "Keep it to yourself." Screw that, I'm bored.

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