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'''A patsy''' is a person set up to take the blame for a crime which he/she did not commit. | '''A patsy''' is a person set up to take the blame for a crime which he/she did not commit. | ||
| − | On wikispooks the term is mainly applied to individuals (occasionally groups) who feature in {{ON}}'s as the perpetrator(s) (often as [[Lone nut]] gunmen) in crimes with a deep political significance; and where there is compelling evidence that they are either totally innocent or have been engineered/provoked (wittingly or unwittingly) into action as part of a conspiracy. | + | On wikispooks, use of the term should be understood as ''likely'' or ''probably'' patsy. It is mainly applied to individuals (occasionally groups) who feature in {{ON}}'s as the perpetrator(s) (often as [[Lone nut]] gunmen) in crimes with a deep political significance; and where there is compelling evidence that they are either totally innocent or have been engineered/provoked (wittingly or unwittingly) into action as part of a conspiracy. Examples from UK history are The Gunpowder Plot of 16 <ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gunpowder_Plot Gunpowder Plot] - Wikipedia page</ref> <ref>[[WikiSpooks:About#What Is Wrong With Wikipedia?]] - Wikispooks aon what is wrong with the Wikipedia - ir {{ON}} page</ref> and the Walsall bomb plot of 1890. <ref>[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walsall_Anarchists The Walsall Anarchists] - Wikipedia page</ref> <ref>[http://www.diandsaulbooks.co.uk/the-walsall-anarchists---the-truth-about-the-walsall-bomb-plot-by-david-nicoll-328-p.asp The truth about the Walsall Bomb Plot] - Di and Sauls books</ref> <ref>[[Special Branch]] - Wikispooks page dealing briefly with the Walsall bomb plot</ref> |
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Revision as of 17:36, 11 February 2014
A patsy is a person set up to take the blame for a crime which he/she did not commit.
On wikispooks, use of the term should be understood as likely or probably patsy. It is mainly applied to individuals (occasionally groups) who feature in Official Narrative's as the perpetrator(s) (often as Lone nut gunmen) in crimes with a deep political significance; and where there is compelling evidence that they are either totally innocent or have been engineered/provoked (wittingly or unwittingly) into action as part of a conspiracy. Examples from UK history are The Gunpowder Plot of 16 [1] [2] and the Walsall bomb plot of 1890. [3] [4] [5]
Examples
| Page name | Framed for | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Mark David Chapman |  | John Lennon/Assassination | The convicted but probable controlled patsy killer of John Lennon. |
| John Hinckley |  | Ronald Reagan/Assassination attempt | Would be assassin of Ronald Reagan, under institutional psychiatric care since the episode. Let loose in 2018. |
| Hasib Hussain |  | 2005 London bombings | Patsy used in the 2005 London bombings |
| Lee Harvey Oswald |  | JFK/Assassination | A patsy accused of the assassination of JFK and assassinated himself 2 days later by another "lone nut" gunman |
| James Earl Ray |  | MLK/Assassination | Charged by the US government for the killing of Martin Luther King. He died in jail having never had a trial. |
| Sirhan Sirhan |  | RFK/Assassination | A patsy who was very likely MK-ultra'ed to assassinate Robert Kennedy. |
| Thomas Arthur Vallee |  | Patsy for a cancelled JFK assassination plot in Chicago 4 months before Dallas |
Official examples
| Name | Framed for | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Anis Amri |  | 2016 Berlin attack | Supposed perpetrator of the 2016 Berlin attack, termed "Not independently notable" by Wikipedia. |
| Waleed al-Shehri |  |
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References
- ↑ Gunpowder Plot - Wikipedia page
- ↑ WikiSpooks:About#What Is Wrong With Wikipedia? - Wikispooks aon what is wrong with the Wikipedia - ir Official Narrative page
- ↑ The Walsall Anarchists - Wikipedia page
- ↑ The truth about the Walsall Bomb Plot - Di and Sauls books
- ↑ Special Branch - Wikispooks page dealing briefly with the Walsall bomb plot
