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Dropped $300 on a 'government mind control' documentary that was just recycled YouTube clips
I saw a trailer for this 'exclusive' doc about the Havana Syndrome and bought the digital download. It was over two hours of stuff you can find for free, with a guy just reading conspiracy forum posts over stock footage. Total waste, felt like a scam. Anyone know a legit source for actual research on that topic, not just fear-mongering?
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lewis.gray5mo ago
Three hundred bucks for a YouTube playlist, that's brutal. Check the actual government reports like phoenix149 said, they're free and boring but real.
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phoenix1495mo ago
Man, that's a brutal way to lose three hundred bucks. Those grifters are the worst, they just repackage free panic for a profit. For actual research, try looking at the declassified reports from the intelligence community's expert panel, they're dry but fact-based.
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fiona_kim975mo ago
That's rough, paying for a video that's just free stuff glued together. Honestly used to get sucked into those slick conspiracy edits too, thought they were onto something everyone else missed. But then seeing what phoenix149 said about the real reports, those dry government papers, it kinda flipped a switch. Reading the actual panel findings, where they admit they don't know the cause but rule out some wild theories, made all the dramatic YouTube stuff feel cheap. Makes you wonder who's really being played, right?
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charlies373mo ago
Buddy of mine dropped $200 on a "secret UFO whistleblower" documentary. Turned out to be footage from a guy who flies drones over military bases. He was mad for weeks. But the funny thing is, he still sends me links to weird YouTube channels every once in a while. Some people never learn.
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