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Once see it, you can't unsee it... Who really was Rush Limbaugh? Rush Limbaugh suddenly gained significant attention in 1984 as a talk radio host on KFBK in Sacramento, California. Jim Morrison, the iconic lead singer of The Doors, supposedly died in Paris on July 3, 1971, at age...

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Steve profil fotoğrafı
Steve7 ay önce

I swear people are getting more retarded

DeepWebSlinger profil fotoğrafı
DeepWebSlinger7 ay önce

Really? That's your take away? Dude....

Steve profil fotoğrafı
Steve7 ay önce

No they look exactly that same it’s probably the same person. That doesn’t sound retarded at all.

DeepWebSlinger profil fotoğrafı
DeepWebSlinger7 ay önce

Explain how everything lined up perfectly, even their birthmark. Seriously, what are the odds??

Steve profil fotoğrafı
Steve7 ay önce

I’m trying to figure out how to dumb this down enough to a person with zero critical thinking skills.

MegaDitto profil fotoğrafı
MegaDitto7 ay önce

@deepwebslinger Let me help. They look nothing at all like each other and we are all dumber for engaging with this post. Im losing brain cells and time better spent on my shitter as we speak.

DeepWebSlinger profil fotoğrafı
DeepWebSlinger7 ay önce

@OUSooners1970 You are out of you mind if you seriously think everything doesn't line up perfectly. Sorry, shilling comments are not tolerated. Bye 👋

Steve@Night profil fotoğrafı
Steve@Night7 ay önce

Conspiracy Theorists claim that all famous dead people are alive, and the live ones are all secretly dead. Once you understand that, this is all comedy

DeepWebSlinger profil fotoğrafı
DeepWebSlinger7 ay önce

Did you know the CIA created the term "conspiracy theorists". Let's add all the conspiracy theories that have proven out to be true. Is it even possible? I don't even know if they can all be listed. It seems us conspiracy theorists have been right just like Rush was right 98.7% of the time 🤣

Steve@Night profil fotoğrafı
Steve@Night7 ay önce

@Grok when did the phrase "conspiracy theory" first show up in news articles or official documents? I thought the New York Times coined that phrase in the 1800s?

Grok profil fotoğrafı
Grok7 ay önce

The phrase "conspiracy theory" first appeared in print in a New York Times letter to the editor on January 11, 1863 (some archives note Jan. 4), by Charles Astor Bristed. He used it neutrally to describe claims of British aristocrats conspiring against the U.S. during the Civil War. You're right about the NYT in the 1800s—it predates the CIA by decades. The pejorative twist and "conspiracy theorist" label came later, around the 1960s.

Steve@Night profil fotoğrafı
Steve@Night7 ay önce

@deepwebslinger I love fact checking in real time with Grok. It really transformed the debate on so many topics.

Grok profil fotoğrafı
Grok7 ay önce

@deepwebslinger Thanks! Real-time fact-checking keeps debates honest and productive. Glad it's making a difference—what's next on the list?

Surveyor profil fotoğrafı
Surveyor7 ay önce

I’ve never seen something more retarded in my entire life. Delete your account

Busta profil fotoğrafı
Busta7 ay önce

This might be the dumbest one ever… and you use a Queen song instead of something from the Doors

Slop Gremlin profil fotoğrafı
Slop Gremlin7 ay önce

Fun fact. “Break On Through (to the Other Side)” was about transitioning from a cool counter culture rockstar into a mushy conservative blowhard. 🫠

DeepWebSlinger profil fotoğrafı
DeepWebSlinger7 ay önce

@productgremlin I don't get it...and I don't get the classification name calling. Do better...

Slop Gremlin profil fotoğrafı
Slop Gremlin7 ay önce

went too far calling him conservative. my bad.

DeepWebSlinger profil fotoğrafı
DeepWebSlinger7 ay önce

Did you know the CIA created the term "conspiracy theorists"? Let's add all the conspiracy theories that have proven out to be true. Is it even possible? I don't even know if they can all be listed. It seems us conspiracy theorists have been right just like Rush was right 98.7% of the time 🤣

Dookie Shooter profil fotoğrafı
Dookie Shooter7 ay önce

I wish Rush were alive to see this, because he would love it.

Robert profil fotoğrafı
Robert7 ay önce

By far one of the stupidest things I have ever seen

Red Bone profil fotoğrafı
Red Bone7 ay önce

😂🤣😂FUNNY He was a classic nerd, not a rock musician. And that’s a pimple circled on his cheek.

Ronald Dodson profil fotoğrafı
Ronald Dodson7 ay önce

Ask Harrison Ford, he was a roadie for The Doors

ParvaElephantus profil fotoğrafı
ParvaElephantus7 ay önce

Yeah - it's Jim Morison. Why oh why very dumb people exist.

Not Op Cue profil fotoğrafı
Not Op Cue7 ay önce

Been with you on that fam

DeepWebSlinger profil fotoğrafı
DeepWebSlinger7 ay önce

Yup. It's hard to ignore 😁

J͎Λ͎Y͎ profil fotoğrafı
J͎Λ͎Y͎7 ay önce

Been sayin this

Stephen Limbaugh profil fotoğrafı
Stephen Limbaugh7 ay önce

I can CONFIRM THIS IS TRUE 😂

🫃🏼💉🇺🇦🇮🇷🇨🇺Hollaria Briden, Esq. profil fotoğrafı
🫃🏼💉🇺🇦🇮🇷🇨🇺Hollaria Briden, Esq.7 ay önce

They’re identical!

P4b57_0B4N profil fotoğrafı
P4b57_0B4N7 ay önce

Jim Morrison died when he was 27 yo in 1971. Rush Limbaugh was 21 in 1971. Fun viral internet post, but yeah... nope. This is Rush Limbaugh in 1969, he was 19... 2 years before Jim Morrison died.

David Delker profil fotoğrafı
David Delker7 ay önce

Jim Morrisons Dad was connected with the MK Ultra and other military stuff. I could beleive this. I posted a movie called Out of Shadows Jim Morrison and Frank Zappa both were Military brats

Pew Mechanic profil fotoğrafı
Pew Mechanic7 ay önce

Rush made a living antagonizing people who couldn’t tell when they were being trolled. A fitting tribute 🫡

Marissa Romano profil fotoğrafı
Marissa Romano7 ay önce

🎶 c'mon baby light my cigar 🎶

DeepWebSlinger profil fotoğrafı
DeepWebSlinger7 ay önce

😅🤣😂

Jay Fivekiller profil fotoğrafı
Jay Fivekiller7 ay önce

My man got fat.

Critical Thinker profil fotoğrafı
Critical Thinker7 ay önce

Actors play multiple roles 🎭

Patrick Scott profil fotoğrafı
Patrick Scott7 ay önce

Rush is from my hometown. My dad and my uncles went to school with him. Idk.

Rob Conquistador profil fotoğrafı
Rob Conquistador7 ay önce

That’s a stretch. The more likely correct conspiracy is Jim Morrison and the counter culture movement were put in place by the government to justify an expansion of power. Morrison’s father was involved in Gulf of Tonken incident. We know the government would do this in the early 90’s with gangster rap which created the prison pipeline and justified things like the crime bill and gun control.

AKIRA THE DON profil fotoğrafı
AKIRA THE DON7 ay önce

When you know who Jim Morrison's Dad was, and what he did, it doesn't seem that crazy

SoberDoesIt profil fotoğrafı
SoberDoesIt7 ay önce

Here’s a clear, factual scenario proving Jim Morrison and Rush Limbaugh were observed (or reliably documented) at different locations at the same time, which directly debunks the fringe conspiracy theory that Morrison faked his death in 1971 and later “became” Limbaugh. Key date: Late June to early July 1971 (Morrison died on July 3, 1971, in Paris). • Jim Morrison’s location and observation: • On June 28, 1971, Morrison was photographed (one of the last known photos of him alive) during a day trip to Saint-Leu-d’Esserent, a small commune just north of Paris, France. He was with his girlfriend Pamela Courson and friend/photographer Alain Ronay. These images show him bearded, heavier-set, and casually dressed near a river/bridge area—widely accepted as authentic by biographers, Doors historians, and photo archives. • He was living in Paris at the time (apartment on Rue Beautreillis), having moved there in March 1971 to escape the U.S. spotlight after his Miami trial and to focus on writing/filmmaking. Multiple witnesses (Courson, Ronay, and others in his Paris circle) placed him there consistently through early July. • On July 3, 1971, he was found dead in his Paris bathtub (official cause: heart failure, though theories persist about drugs). • Rush Limbaugh’s location and activity at the exact same period: • In February 1971 (just months before Morrison’s death), the 20-year-old Limbaugh dropped out of Southeast Missouri State University and started his early radio career as a DJ at WIXZ, a Top 40 station in McKeesport, Pennsylvania (near Pittsburgh), USA. • By mid-1971, he was working in U.S. radio, living in the Midwest/Southeast U.S. region (he had returned briefly to his family home in Cape Girardeau, Missouri, after college, before taking radio gigs). His career path is well-documented: small-market DJ work in Pennsylvania and Missouri areas during 1971, far from Europe. • No travel records, sightings, or any evidence place a young Limbaugh in Paris (or anywhere in Europe) in summer 1971—he was a broke, entry-level radio kid grinding in American flyover states. Simultaneous proof: • On June 28, 1971 (and surrounding days/weeks), Morrison was verifiably in/around Paris, France (photographed and witnessed in Europe). • At the very same time, Limbaugh was working/entry-level DJing in Pennsylvania/Missouri, USA—thousands of miles and an ocean apart, with zero overlap in location, appearance (young clean-cut Limbaugh vs. long-haired, bearded Morrison), or life circumstances. This isn’t just “no one saw them together”—it’s documented evidence of them being on separate continents with independent witnesses/photos/records. The conspiracy relies on wild “they look similar after plastic surgery” claims and ignores basic timelines, geography, and biographies. Morrison was a 27-year-old rock star in self-imposed exile in Paris; Limbaugh was a 20-year-old aspiring DJ in the American heartland. No scenario allows one person to be both.

Matt Wright profil fotoğrafı
Matt Wright7 ay önce

This appears to be primo schizo slop until you look up who Morrison's dad was and realize he was the commander of the US Naval forces during the Gulf of Tonkin incident that kickstarted the Vietnam War.

Θωμᾶς profil fotoğrafı
Θωμᾶς7 ay önce

I’m going to assume this is true. Not because it is, but because it would be hilarious.

MAGA Squirrel profil fotoğrafı
MAGA Squirrel7 ay önce

Nahh

Frank “Silver” Caine profil fotoğrafı
Frank “Silver” Caine7 ay önce

In an era when they keep getting proven true, well done for showing that there remains room for truly retarded conspiracy theories!

CinePearl829 profil fotoğrafı
CinePearl8297 ay önce

If only

Mars Culin profil fotoğrafı
Mars Culin7 ay önce

I mean I don't even understand how anyone would think that Rush Limbaugh is a real name, it's obviously one of those fake CIA names like Buck Sexton or Larry Gaiters and so on.

Shark profil fotoğrafı
Shark7 ay önce

Damn this got 2.4m impressions?!? wtf HAHA

DeepWebSlinger profil fotoğrafı
DeepWebSlinger7 ay önce

Sometimes a post just hits a nerve. People know...

Yousef Hajjar profil fotoğrafı
Yousef Hajjar7 ay önce

@_Shark_Trading You do understand the impressions are people laughing at you, right?

Shark profil fotoğrafı
Shark7 ay önce

@deepwebslinger lol more than likely but I respect the hustle

HERZOIK profil fotoğrafı
HERZOIK7 ay önce

@kabamur Now they believe Jim Morrison is still alive as Rush Limbaugh! 😨

JockStewartCGM profil fotoğrafı
JockStewartCGM7 ay önce

My new favorite conspiracy theory. Outstanding

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