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November 3rd Seattle nuclear attack

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The '''November 3<sup>rd</sup> Seattle nuclear attack''' is a [[conspiracy theory]] about a supposed [[false flag operation]] that was supposed to happen on 3 November 2019 in Seattle, [[Washington]]. The purported evidence for this consists of references taken from old episodes of ''[[The Simpsons]]'' (particularly S07E09 "Sideshow Bob's Last Gleaming"), the 2002 film {{wpl|The Sum of All Fears (film)|''The Sum of All Fears''|,}} the 2018 J-pop song "Let's Start WW3" by {{wpl|World Order (band)|World Order|,}} and other random media.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nc5GLsAUdiQ False flag attack, nuke strike on Seattle 3<sup>rd</sup> November 2019], [[YouTube]], 24 September 2019.</ref>

The conspiracy theory was covered by the usual assortment of [[kook]]s and [[wingnuts]].<ref>[https://christiansfortruth.com/has-another-9-11-type-false-flag-attack-been-planned-for-seattle-on-sunday-november-3rd/ Has Another 9-11 Type False Flag Attack Been Planned For Seattle On Sunday November 3rd?] christiansfortruth.com, 1 November 2019.</ref><ref>[https://bennettleeross.com/conspiracy-theory/will-the-apocalypse-and-ww3-start-on-november-3-2019-in-seattle/ Will the Apocalypse and WW3 start in Seattle?] bennettleeross.com, 24 October 2019.</ref> An article in [[Before It's News]], everyone's favorite [[paranoid]] conspiracy [[bullshit]] website, suggested that everyone play with "[[New gematria|the Gematrinator]]" to understand the complex web of conspiracy forecasting the event.<ref>[https://beforeitsnews.com/conspiracy-theories/2019/11/centurylink-field-seattle-theres-a-nuke-coming-november-3rd-2019-2515632.html CenturyLink Field Seattle: "There's a Nuke Coming" (November 3<sup>rd</sup>, 2019)] [[Before It's News]], 1 November 2019.</ref>

On 3 November 2019, Seattle was not destroyed by [[nuclear weapons]].{{cn|joke}} However, the Ali Kuşçu astronomy center in Ankara, [[Turkey]] was damaged by fire on this day.<ref>[https://www.sott.net/article/423185-Massive-fire-ravages-astronomy-center-in-Ankara-Turkey Massive fire ravages astronomy center in Ankara, Turkey.] sott.net, 3 November 2019.</ref> Because the facility has a spire-like structure that vaguely resembles the {{wpl|Seattle Space Needle||,}} wingnuts claimed that this was proof of the conspiracy theory: remember this next time a conspiracy theorist tells you that their theory is falsifiable.

== See also ==

* [[November 4th Antifa Civil War]]

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Nsnbc.me

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:''Not to be confused with [[MSNBC]], who probably aren't aware this site copied 4/5ths of their name.''
'''nsnbc.me''', or '''nsnbc ìnternational''', is a lowercase [[Bullshit|alternative news]] site created in 2013 by a [[Denmark|Danish]] man named Christoff Lehmann as a replacement for his blog.<ref>[http://nsnbc.me/about-nsnbc-international/ about nsnbc international | nsnbc international]</ref> The website is one of the more professional-looking crank sites. However, under the shiny exterior, the website supports a wide range of [[conspiracy theories]] and [[woo]].

nsnbc features articles supporting [[9/11 conspiracy theories]],<ref name="confession">[http://nsnbc.me/2012/04/06/confession/ Confession - nsnbc international | nsnbc international]</ref><ref>[http://nsnbc.me/2013/09/11/911-insider-trading-revisited/ 9/11 Insider Trading Revisited | nsnbc international]</ref> [[FEMA concentration camps]],<ref name="confession" /><ref>[http://nsnbc.me/2012/01/16/syria-amnesty-subversion-and-a-bit-of-sarcasm/ Syria, Amnesty Subversion and a Bit of Sarcasm | nsnbc international]</ref> [[Bilderberg]] conspiracies,<ref name="confession" /><ref>[http://nsnbc.me/2013/06/05/who-will-be-attending-the-bilderberg-meeting-what-will-be-discussed-behind-closed-doors/ Who will be Attending the Bilderberg Meeting? What Will be Discussed | nsnbc international]</ref> [[Zionist]] conspiracies,<ref name="give">[http://nsnbc.me/2013/09/22/give-logic-give-terror/ Give me Logic or Give me Terror | nsnbc international]</ref> [[Rothschild]] conspiracies,<ref name="give" /> [[Monsanto]] conspiracies,<ref>[http://nsnbc.me/2013/08/10/monsanto-the-unrepentant-repeat-offender/ Monsanto: the unrepentant repeat offender | nsnbc international]</ref> [[Gilles-Eric Séralini|Séralini]]'s discredited rat study,<ref>[http://nsnbc.me/2013/12/05/ratted-scientific-journal-bows-monsanto-anti-gmo-study/ Ratted out: Scientific journal bows to Monsanto over anti-GMO study | nsnbc international]</ref> [[Anti-vaccination_movement#Autism|vaccine-induced autism]],<ref>[http://nsnbc.me/2013/07/15/epidemic-rise-in-autism-linked-to-vaccine-induced-diabetes-growing/ Epidemic Rise in Autism Linked to Vaccine Induced Diabetes – Growing, Worldwide Concerns about Vaccine Safety | nsnbc international]</ref> [[Water fluoridation|fluoride]] conspiracies,<ref>[http://nsnbc.me/2013/03/17/50-reasons-to-oppose-fluoridation/ 50 Reasons to Oppose Fluoridation | nsnbc international]</ref> and [[cancer]] woo.<ref>[http://nsnbc.me/2013/07/17/gmos-now-linked-to-leukemia/ GMOs Now Linked to Leukemia | nsnbc international]</ref>

== See also ==

*[[Globalresearch.ca]], another alternative news site whose stories are often featured on nsnbc.

==External links==
*[http://nsnbc.me/ nsnbc international]

==References==
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Nuclear

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*[[Nuclear disarmament]], the act of disarming countries of said [[weapon of gun]]
*[[Nuclear energy]], energy originating from the strong and weak forces of [[atom]]ic nuclei
*[[Nuclear energy denial]], the act of pretending nuclear physics isn't a real thing
*[[Nuclear family]], the stereotypical [[family]] structure of post-[[World War II]] [[USA|America]]
*[[Nuclear fusion]], what goes on in the [[stellar]] core
*[[Nuclear power]], power generated via nuclear fission or fusion
*[[Nuclear war]], the [[apocalypse]]
*[[Nuclear waste]], the waste products from the nuclear process
*[[Radiophobia]], the fear of nukes
Nuclear disarmament

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'''Nuclear disarmament''' refers to the efforts of political movements and states to reduce or eliminate nuclear weapons with the goal of achieving a world free of nuclear weapons.  Whether this is possible given the apparent utility of nuclear weapons for (hypothesized) [[deterrence]] or if it would affect the likelihood of war waged with other weapons is unclear. In any case, most countries that currently have nuclear weapons aren't going to give them up any time soon.

After the fall of the [[Soviet Union|USSR]], the republics of [[Belarus]], [[Ukraine]] and [[Kazakhstan]] surrendered the Soviet nuclear weapons stationed on their territory to [[Russia]] in exchange for [[Bullshit|promises]] that Russia (and others) would respect their borders, which is part of why Russia's 
conquest
 "[[Crimea#Euromaidan.2C_Crimean_crisis_and_further_dickery|protection]]" of Crimea is such a problem. Many nonproliferation and disarmament treaties have been signed as well, which have helped the cause to some extent. However, the only country that has ever fully dismantled its nuclear arsenal is [[South Africa]]. In some cases, countries that were in varying degrees of closeness to achieving nuclear capability abandoned their nuclear projects or at least its military aspect. One example of this is [[Germany]], that never resumed its wartime research into nuclear weapons. [[Brazil]] similarly got rid of its nuclear arms project when the regime changed from authoritarian to democratic.<ref>see {{wpl|Brazil and weapons of mass destruction|here}}</ref>

==Peace Symbol==
The original meaning of the Peace Symbol was a combination of the semaphore letters N and D, for "Nuclear Disarmament".  But of course, the symbol took on more meaning as time went on.

==See also==
*[[Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament]] (the organization that originated the "peace sign")
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Nuclear energy denial

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'''Nuclear energy denial''' is the belief that [[nuclear energy]] does not exist. Consequentially, [[nuclear weapons]] and [[nuclear power]] do not exist, and are simply hoaxes perpetrated by [[The Powers That Be]] for some undoubtedly nefarious reason. [[Poe's Law|Yes, some people believe this, or at least it sure appears that way.]] Not to be confused with the [[anti-nuclear movement]], who just don't want nuclear energy to be used.

== External links ==
* [http://www.big-lies.org/NUKE-LIES/www.nukelies.com/forum/ Nukelies], a site that used to live at nukelies.com. The forum was archived in 2012, but whoever is hosting the archive is continuing to update the page with new "proof".
* [http://heiwaco.com Heiwa Co], a beautifully frothing [[green ink]] website by Anders Björkman, "shows" that atomic bombs do not work, that peaceful nuclear power stations do work and [[Crank magnetism|of course also]] that the [[Moon landing hoax|Moon landings]] and [[9-11 conspiracy theories|September 11 attacks]] were faked.
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Nuclear family

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[[File:Family_photograph_1965.jpg|thumb|Actually from 1965.]]
The '''nuclear family''' refers to a 
family with constant meltdowns
 typical [[West]]ern family consisting of a father figure and a mother figure (of the [[male]] and [[female]] genders, respectively) and a couple of little [[children|kids]] (at least 2) running around. The nuclear family was the all-[[American Dream]] of the '50s: a working father, a [[Kinder, Kuche, Kirche|stay-at-home]] mother, little Susie and Billy gettin' B's at school, and the family [[dog]] Skipper eating mom's home-baked pies before the kids get in. These families are exemplified by such horrific sitcoms as ''The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet'' and the abominable ''Leave it to Beaver''. Not even outer [[space]] was safe with the nuclear family of ''Lost in Space''.

==Downfall==
The purported "downfall" of the nuclear family is an illusion, since the "nuclear family" as a mainstream model only ever existed in the minds of [[conservative]] [[American]]s, trying to frame a world where their [[Religious Right|ideals]] were the norm.

The reality is that for most of human [[history]] (and throughout every [[culture]]) families are what happenstance tosses together, generally including the mother and father, the children, and ''grandparents'' who acted as the primary caregiver while the mother and father were trying to get enough food to feed everyone.  Throughout most of human history, it would not be uncommon to see single parents needing to raise children, or adult siblings living together to better support the household, the farm, the [[Monarchy|king]], or whatever other need presented itself.

But for a few short years, the conservative world view ruled (at least on TV), until the [[sexual revolution]] of the 1960s and rock 'n' roll [[music]] brought a shocking end to that sweet illusion.  Today, families come in all kinds of Weapons of Mass Destruction, not just [[nuclear weapons|Nuclear]], including [[gay]] couples or singles who've adopted kids, one-parent families created not just by circumstance but by [[Feminism|choice]], and, [[Great Recession|thanks to the modern economy]], a return to adult children living at home.

So clearly, the destruction of the nuclear family is therefore the fault of the [[liberal]] agenda.

==See also==
* [[Golden age]]
* [[Nostalgia]]
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== External links ==
* proposition43.org - "[https://brandtheftauto.wordpress.com/2014/01/30/outlaw-nuclear-families/ Outlaw Nuclear Families]"

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Nuclide

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A '''nuclide''' is a class of atom: a collection of all atoms that have the same number of protons and neutrons in their nuclei, for example, <sup>19</sup>F.  Nuclear properties, such as neutron absorption cross-section, half-life of decay, nuclear spin, and atomic mass, are unique for each nuclide.  Chemical properties depend only on the number of protons.<ref group="note">To an approximation.  Actually the number of neutrons also has an effect, although in most cases it is very small.  See {{wpl|heavy water|heavy water}} and {{wpl|kinetic isotope effect|kinetic isotope effect}}.</ref>  A group of nuclides with the same number of protons is called an [[element]].

"Nuclide" is probably what most people mean when they say "isotope," which is something different.  Two nuclides are isotopes if they have the same number of protons, but a different number of neutrons.  This is equivalent to stating that they belong to the same element, so it is possible to say, for example, "isotope of carbon."  The big difference is that the word "isotope" expresses a relation between nuclides, so using it alone is not strictly correct:  "decay of radioactive isotopes" should actually be "decay of radioactive nuclides."

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Numérologie

{{hatnote|This is a French translation of [[Numerology]].}}{{newage fr}}
La '''numérologie''' est l'étude des ou la croyance en la signification des nombres associés à des évènements. Elle prend plusieurs formes, parfois en attribuant une valeur numérique aux chiffres, parfois en donnant des propriétés particulières à chaque "nombre".
==De l'importance des nombres==
En songeant à la manière dont nous représentons les chiffres, il est nécessaire de se souvenir qu'elle n'est que conventionelle, ainsi la base dix utilisé dans les langues occidentales -On suppose pour permettre de compter sur ces doigts- n'est pas universelle, des civilisations ont compté en base 12, en base 20 en base 60, les ordinateurs utilisent exclusivement une représentation binaire...
Cette représentation conventionelle de la réalité n'a pas d'existence propre, et la "théorie" numérologiste s'éffondre des que l'on change de convention de représentation.

Autre exemple : les dates, souvent utilisés en numérologies ne sont qu'arbitraire car dépendant de calendriers tout à fait relatifs.
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Nuremberg Files

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The '''Nuremberg Files''' was an ultra-[[conservative]] website sponsored by the American Coalition of Life Activists (ACLA). Without a flicker of [[Godwin's Law|embarassment]], it attempted to equate the actions of doctors who perform [[abortion]]s with those of the [[Nazi]] war criminals prosecuted at Nuremberg. 

Determined that one day these vile, baby-slaughtering "abortionists" should be brought to justice for their "[[crimes against humanity]]" (despite ex post facto trials being prohibited by the United States Constitution), the ACLA assembled online dossiers that included doctors' photographs alongside their home and work addresses, all tastefully packaged in the style of "Wanted" posters.

Similar agitation had been previously linked with the murders of women's health physicians by far-right [[Christian]] extremists.

==Was this an unconstitutional threat?==
The courts certainly thought so.

==Were the courts right?==
;Yes
:Context matters. Such information had been recently used to facilitate serious crimes, and could be reasonably expected to do so again. 
;Maybe
:The website was not a threat in and of itself, as it did not directly condone criminal activity. It was, however, building a database with considerable potential for harm towards those featured therein.
;No
:The website was making a public statement, not a private threat. It was placing a burning cross in the town square, as it were, rather than in someone's front yard. The courts have frequently held the former to be protected speech. The lack of explicit incitement and the public nature of the website prohibit its classification as a true threat.

==See also==
*[[Hate speech]]
*[[Abortion and Nazism]]

==External links==
*{{wpa|American_Coalition_of_Life_Activists|ACLA}}

==Sources==
*Stone, Geoffrey R. (1999) ''The First Amendment'', ISBN 9780735529298

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Nyhetsspeilet

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'''Nyhetsspeilet''' (which in English translates to "The News Mirror"), founded in 2009, is the biggest and most authoritative source of wacky ideas and [[Woo|woo]] in the [[Norway|Norwegian]] language. The content is mainly [[conspiracy theories]], [[paranormal]] phenomena, and [[alternative medicine]] (sorry, just the stock ones, no new, revolutionary Norwegian ones).

The "about us" page informs the reader that the page is written "by the people, for the people," with no names mentioned.<ref>http://www.nyhetsspeilet.no/om/</ref> Nevertheless, the site's design is surprisingly slick as compared, say, to [[Gene Ray]]'s [[Time Cube]].

Citing this website as a source invokes [[Whale.to#Scopie's Law|Scopie's Law]].

==External Links==
*[http://www.nyhetsspeilet.no/ Go crazy!]
*[https://nb-no.facebook.com/Nyhetsspeilet/ Nyhetsspeilet's Facebook page]
*[https://www.faktisk.no/faktasjekker/pog/norge-har-vaert-medlem-av-eu-siden-juni-1994 Faktisk.no, a Norwegian member of the [[International Fact-Checking Network]], refutes Netsspeilet's bizarre assertion that Norway has been a [[European Union]] member since June 1994]

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Nyloxin

[[File:Nyloxin.jpeg|thumb|left|165px|Nyloxin publicity photo]]
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'''Nyloxin''' is yet another non-functional [[homeopathic]] medicine sold through a [[multi-level marketing]] scam.  The product is notable mainly for its cable TV [[advertisement]]s featuring a cobra logo, making it the first homeopathic medicine marketed for what [[snake oil|it]] is.

Nyloxin topical gel supposedly contains a homeopathic 4X (1 in 10,000) dilution of Asian cobra venom.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20231029001319/https://nyloxin.com/collections/regular-strength-rs/products/nyloxin-topical-gel-regular-strength Nyloxin Topical Gel.] Archived from [https://nyloxin.com/collections/regular-strength-rs/products/nyloxin-topical-gel-regular-strength the original] on October 29, 2023.</ref> As evidence of efficacy, the Nyloxin website cites numerous studies of snake venom, none of which are homeopathic studies.<ref>[http://www.nyloxin.net/scientific-research/ Nyloxin: Scientific Research]</ref> In 2019, the US [[Food and Drug Administration]] sent a warning letter to the manufacturer's CEO indicating that they had found various Nyloxin products to be, at that time, misbranded and unapproved new drugs.<ref>Center for Drug Evaluation and Research. 2019. [https://www.fda.gov/inspections-compliance-enforcement-and-criminal-investigations/warning-letters/nutra-pharma-563949-03112019 Warning Letter Nutra Pharma.] U.S. Food and Drug Administration.</ref>

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ONE Channel

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The '''ONE Channel''' is a [[Canada|Canadian]] TV channel with mostly [[New Age]]-related shows. Some examples of its alternative-oriented programming include shows promoting [[alternative medicine]]<ref>[http://www.onebodymindspiritlove.com/shows/whats-the-alternative/ What's The Alternative?]</ref><ref>[http://www.onebodymindspiritlove.com/shows/bedside-manor/ Bedside Manor]</ref> (including one promoting the idea that it can cure incurable illnesses),<ref>[http://www.onebodymindspiritlove.com/shows/the-incurables/ The Incurables]</ref> [[Feng Shui]],<ref>[http://www.onebodymindspiritlove.com/shows/feng-shui-living/ Feng Shui Living]</ref> [[conspiracy theories]],<ref>[http://www.onebodymindspiritlove.com/shows/the-conspiracy-show/ The Conspiracy Show]</ref> and [[psychic]]s.<ref>[http://www.onebodymindspiritlove.com/shows/crossing-over-with-john-edward/ Crossing Over with John Edward]</ref> It has some good programming, such as [[yoga]]<ref>[http://www.onebodymindspiritlove.com/shows/padma-yoga-modern-meditations/ Padma Yoga: Modern Meditations]</ref> and Tai Chi programs, and talks from ideaCity.<ref>[http://www.onebodymindspiritlove.com/shows/ideacity/ ideaCity]</ref> (which is basically the Canadian version of [[TED]] Talks)

This channel is in no way associated with the identically named ONE channel in [[Australia]] (owned by the TEN network), which is primarily devoted to sports, bad reality shows, and occasional re-runs of old shows like COPS- in other words, the same as pretty much every non-pay Australian TV channel.

==External links==
*[http://www.onebodymindspiritlove.com/ Homepage]

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Objective: Ministries

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'''Objective: Ministries''' is a parody [[fundamentalist]] site and one of the greatest [[Poe's Law|Poes]] of all time, fooling [[Christian]]s and [[atheist]]s<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20150413030723/http://www.theleagueofreason.co.uk/viewtopic.php?t=5458&p=75206 League of Reason Forums spot Mr Gruff]</ref>  alike. They claim to be affiliated with the non-existent Fellowship University and the Fellowship [[Creationism|Creation Science]] Museum and Research Institute. It's suspected that they're actually run by or in some way affiliated with [[Landover Baptist Church]] because one of the "Objectives" on their sidebar is the shutdown of Landover Baptist. Their "Objective" pages include Project Pterosaur, which proposes an expedition to find [[Cryptid#Cryptids and creationism|pterosaur eggs]] in order to "debunk" [[evolution]], and Mall Mission, which gives instructions on how to witness in malls and perform "emergency [[baptism]]s." They run a segment called [[Richard Dawkins|Dawkins Watch]]. Their 4kidz page is fairly infamous, and Mr. Gruff the Atheist [[Goat]] is occasionally used as an icon on atheist blogs and fora.

==External links==
*[http://objectiveministries.org/ Objective: Ministries]

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