More Dipshitmatic Immunity

http://themindlessfreaks.blogspot.com/2018/03/former-blink-182-member-tom-delonge.html


In ancient history diplomatic immunity ensured the survival of your emissaries when sent to the opposing empire. Unless maybe you caught the king in a particularly surly mood and he dumped you in a pit or even better lopped off your head and sent it back to the other king as a statement. The process works best if there are two emissaries. One to behead, one for return delivery. Sending your own emissary is just begging for further beheading and there's just an endless chain of emissary beheadings and nobody gets anywhere diplomatically. The only thing that is accomplished is making the job of emissary being extremely undesirable. The invention of the elevator solved this. You simply killed the emissary, popped the body in the elevator with a note, "Ho ho ho, now I have a machine gun."


The dipshitmatic immunity continues. With the book stuff and donation outreach Hubbard has been to busy to decode all the news. Or he's saving it for the newsletter you get monthly when you keep sending him a donation monthly for his free information. So, the loyal minions are left inserting the running commentary off topic in the few posts of the last few days. Somebody's grandfather died. Everybody is sorry. Despite the fact that his name =33. Dipshitmatic immunity.


Dan has the unfortunate use of some PhraseShopped words that weren't terribly well thought out. Because the story is not about him, dipshitmatic immunity. TIN FOIL HAT. Not a compliment. Or maybe it is in his case, I'm not sure. I could go on about the various derogatory terms that could apply to all the wingnuts/crackpots/conspiratards, yet this is not the real point.


For example, 113 is now reserved for mainstream media dishonesty and the list is often clearly labeled MAINSTREAM dishonest/bullshit/fiction/not true. If what a crackpot says =113, dipshitmatic immunity. Here is a made up phrase, TIN FOIL HAT shoehorned into a story without any clear media reference to the specific phrase. Just because it happened to be the right number.


There's also an unfortunate not well thought out reference to REPTILIAN which has the right number. I'm glad I recently included the organizational flow chart. I'm not sure how this fits in to the narrative other than the obvious conspiracy tie in to the rest of the story. Maybe Wikipedia removed the Reptilian reference to make him look bad. Otherwise- made up phrase.


These coming from someone admitting he doesn't like to make up phrases. And in this case I don't think he made them up. The problem is the various calculators are slicker than going back five years ago. Now you type in a number and it automatically accesses a database of matching gematria values. Like the Monty Python skit where the writer picks "Molyneaux" as the perfect word he was looking for.


Why yes, Mr. or Ms. Supreme Court Justice, my Constitutional rights have been violated because a musician released a declassified video that doesn't mention reptilians but has a really cool number!


I'm sure that will work.