Rolling Stone just published an article on Ashton Forbes, the conspiracy theorist who insists that two CGI hoax videos depict Malaysia Airlines Flight MH370 being abducted by three magical flying orbs and teleported through an interdimensional portal to destinations unknown, along with all 239 souls aboard the Boeing 777.
But the most revealing part of the article isn’t his absurd teleportation fantasy. It’s Forbes’ own admission about what evidence he would accept to prove himself wrong.
According to Forbes, there are only FOUR acceptable ways to disprove his videos:
1. Find the person who created them.
2. Find the missing aircraft.
3. Question the supposed military leaker.
4. Obtain an official U.S. government statement declaring the videos fake.
Think about how intellectually dishonest that standard is.
Investigators have already identified the preexisting stock photographs used to create the clouds in the supposed satellite footage. They’ve identified a matching commercial visual-effects animation from the 1990s used for the disappearance effect. They’ve exposed compositing errors and other unmistakable signs of computer-generated imagery.
But none of that counts, according to Forbes.
Instead, he claims the photographic evidence was planted by U.S. intelligence agencies to discredit his supposedly authentic videos.
And there’s the most revealing part of the entire story.
When evidence contradicts his theory, he simply invents another conspiracy to explain away the evidence.
He has constructed a belief system in which no amount of contradictory evidence can ever prove him wrong. Every debunk becomes evidence of a coverup. Every unanswered question becomes confirmation of his extraordinary claims.
Here’s the reality:
If a supposedly authentic military video contains stock photographs taken before the alleged event and a matching commercial special-effects animation, the identity of the person who assembled it is irrelevant.
You don’t need a confession from the animator. You don’t need the U.S. government to issue a statement. And you certainly don’t need to locate the missing Boeing 777 to establish that a fabricated video is fabricated.
Forbes offered $150,000 to anyone who could conclusively prove the videos fake. The evidence was produced. The money was never paid.
The disappearance of MH370 remains an aviation mystery. The authenticity of these ridiculous teleportation videos does not.
And Rolling Stone has now documented, in Forbes’ own words, precisely why no amount of evidence will ever convince him otherwise.
https://t.co/HWkTNeBfx2
Yes, it’s true. A tiny but ridiculously vocal community on X literally believes the Earth is a flat disk with a dome over top, and that the sun and moon are small objects sitting inside that dome with nothing outside.
These people, Flerfs, took a debunked idea from the 1800s and turned it into their religion - completely resistant to all facts and proof - while enjoying their status as the stupidest reality deniers to be found anywhere on the planet.
Andrew Wakefield was a paid shill for ambulance-chasing lawyers.
He was a doctor who specialized in things like inflammatory bowel disease - not qualified to speak on vaccines or autism.
He published a paper that was retracted for its obvious errors, flaws, and fraud, which launched the completely unfounded claim that the MMR vaccine causes autism.
Anti-vaxxers then turned it into the generic “all vaccines cause autism” line of bullshit that’s still being spread to this day.
No vaccine can cause autism because autism develops prenatally—before the child is even born.
Gotta lie to anti-vax.
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