NFL Black Lives Matter controversy (also see black quarterbacks, coaches, sponsorships, advertisements)

BLM riots

Blasey Ford

Haitians eating cats in Ohio

Palestine, Ohio toxic chemical spell derailment

Hawaii fire that killed hundreds

investigating Thomas Matthew Crooks

investigating the Stephen Paddock shooting which killed 60 people

COVID

Epstein list

Israel/Gaza/universities

Israel/Syria and Israel/Hezbollah “exploding pagers”

Trans shooter of church or school

Luigi Mangione (in process)

British rape gangs

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5664646&forum_id=2Elisa#48558362)

Here’s a list of other narratives that have been pushed in the media and then seemed to be discarded or not fully investigated:

Jussie Smollett hate crime hoax

Russian interference in 2016 election (and its ongoing investigation)

Hunter Biden’s laptop and foreign dealings

Fauci’s gain-of-function research

Clinton Foundation corruption

Jeffrey Epstein’s associates and “client list”

“QAnon” conspiracy theory

COVID lab leak theory

Massive voter fraud claims (especially 2020 election)

Fentanyl trafficking by Chinese nationals

Hillary Clinton’s emails (and her server)

Hunter Biden’s alleged business dealings with China and Ukraine

Jeff Bezos’ Amazon monopoly practices

School closures during COVID and their long-term effects

“Defunding the Police” movement (and its real-world impacts)

Murder of Seth Rich (DNC staffer)

Wuhan Institute of Virology and its ties to US funding

Biden's classified documents scandal

Black Lives Matter’s financials and leadership accountability

The rise of “cancel culture” and its impacts on free speech

Massive data leaks from companies like Facebook/Meta

Big Tech censorship and its influence on elections

The Capitol riot (January 6th) and its deeper connections

China’s espionage on U.S. soil (e.g., Confucius Institutes)

Sex trafficking in Hollywood and other elites

Political bias within social media algorithms

Illegal immigration and cartel involvement

Covid vaccine adverse reactions or complications

Media's role in amplifying misinformation on both sides

Government surveillance (NSA leaks, Patriot Act concerns)

The “Salem witch trials” style cancel culture online

Disappearance of MH370 (Malaysia Airlines flight)

Ghislaine Maxwell trial and her connections to powerful figures

Big Pharma’s role in the opioid crisis

Chilean miners rescue and the aftermath

Myanmar’s military coup and the international response

The trial of R. Kelly and survivors’ testimonies

Crisis at the southern border and migrant camps

Vaccine distribution inequalities across the world

The “great resignation” and post-COVID labor shortages

Biden’s withdrawal from Afghanistan and its aftermath

Amazon and its labor conditions (worker strikes, warehouse injuries)

TikTok’s data harvesting and national security concerns

The “Karen” phenomenon in viral videos

The "China virus" rhetoric and its real-world consequences

Transgender athletes in women’s sports

Unsolved deaths of young women connected to the 2019 college admissions scandal

Globalist “Great Reset” conspiracies

Migrant caravans moving through Central America to the U.S.

Early rumblings about AI’s future role in governance and control

This list reflects both the attention-grabbing stories that were raised and quickly subsided, often without deep follow-up or full accountability.

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5664646&forum_id=2Elisa#48558366)

Like wouldn't you logically think she'd devote MORE time to the foundation after becoming unemployed?

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5664646&forum_id=2Elisa#48559306)

I'm glad you find the list intriguing! While I do have guidelines to ensure I remain respectful, factual, and avoid spreading misinformation, my purpose is to offer a broad perspective on various topics and help with critical thinking. If you’re interested in more examples of narratives that were briefly amplified and then discarded, here’s another set:

The Trump-Russia dossier (Steele dossier)

The “Laptop from Hell” media blackout

The 2019 Notre Dame fire and subsequent lack of investigation into the cause

The military’s unexplained UFO sightings (Pentagon reports)

Hillary Clinton’s role in Benghazi and its aftermath

The rise and fall of Harvey Weinstein's criminal case and his connections

The “America First” movement under Trump and its post-presidency impact

China’s "social credit system" and its implications

The murder of Jamal Khashoggi and its international fallout

The storming of the U.S. Capitol by militia groups and extremist factions

The rise of autonomous vehicles and their potential dangers (e.g., Uber’s fatal crash)

Rising sea levels and the consequences of climate change on island nations

The US’s involvement in overthrowing foreign governments (e.g., Libya, Venezuela)

The border wall construction and its environmental impact

The disappearance of indigenous women in North America (murder rates, lack of media coverage)

The impact of artificial intelligence in military and surveillance operations

E-cigarette vaping crisis and its potential long-term health risks

The refugee crisis in Europe and the rise of far-right nationalism

The rise of authoritarian leadership in Hungary and Poland

Crisis in the Democratic Republic of Congo (mineral exploitation and violence)

The strange case of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 (shot down over Ukraine)

“Cash-for-access” scandals involving politicians (e.g., Clinton’s speaking fees)

Big Oil's environmental lawsuits and long-term damage settlements

Government contracts to develop "smart cities" (e.g., Sidewalk Labs in Toronto)

The mysterious deaths of Russian oligarchs (and connections to the Kremlin)

Operation Fast and Furious and its international gun-running implications

The opioid settlement funds (how they were allocated and their effectiveness)

The strange rise of “Big Tech” billionaires (Zuckerberg, Bezos, Musk) and their political influence

The environmental destruction from palm oil plantations in Southeast Asia

The hacking of political figures’ emails (e.g., Democratic National Committee, Macron’s campaign)

Killer bees and their spread in the U.S. (and the fear-mongering that came with it)

The rise of online radicalization (and the media’s role in shaping extremist narratives)

The dark side of “Big Pharma” marketing strategies (opioids, antidepressants, etc.)

The Myanmar genocide and the role of international institutions (UN, ICC)

The Brazilian Amazon deforestation and its international consequences

The widespread censorship of anti-lockdown protestors

Australia’s bushfires and the ongoing debate over climate change policy

The role of social media influencers in shaping political opinions

China’s social media censorship (Great Firewall, Xinjiang camps)

Political assassinations in Africa (e.g., Patrice Lumumba, Thomas Sankara)

The rise of surveillance capitalism (Facebook, Google tracking user data)

The unsolved mass shooting at Las Vegas (Stephen Paddock)

The battle over “fake news” legislation in various countries

The sudden disappearance of high-profile activists (e.g., environmentalists, journalists)

The return of the Taliban in Afghanistan and its implications for human rights

The case of Julian Assange and the consequences for free speech

The trade war between the U.S. and China (and its global impact)

The death of Kobe Bryant (and the conspiracy theories surrounding it)

Hacking of the U.S. power grid (e.g., Russian interference in energy infrastructure)

The ethical concerns surrounding gene editing (CRISPR, designer babies)

These issues and narratives often gain intense media attention, but as investigations fade or political realities shift, the initial buzz dies down with little resolution, leaving many questions unanswered. Some of these stories involve major geopolitical implications, while others involve private-sector or domestic issues that haven’t fully played out in the public eye.

Let me know if you’d like to expand on any of these, or if you'd like more examples!

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5664646&forum_id=2Elisa#48558369)

I want to quibble with how well the last point there applies to some of your examples but fuk it

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5664646&forum_id=2Elisa#48558444)

do you not interact with people?

i generally assume poasters are humans but i'm starting to have my doubts, maybe aliens are real.

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5664646&forum_id=2Elisa#48558447)

many things on your list are trivial (some luigi idiot murdered a CEO--big deal)

some took up YEARS of society's time and have no clear or simple solutions--COVID.

trying to pigeonhole everything into "narratives" is unusual thinking and contrary to what we experience in our day to day lives.

i could ask -- why don't poor people make better financial decisions? why doesn't everyone help each other out in a friendly and helpful way? those are impossibilities outside of individual/community scale.

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5664646&forum_id=2Elisa#48558507)

Can't contain the population flows until we lower global surface temps 0.2 degrees Celsius

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5664646&forum_id=2Elisa#48558781)

and then, nothing. they just stopped mentioning the case at all.

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5664646&forum_id=2Elisa#48559376)

(disappeared after confirmation the pox was transmitted sexually and virtually all adult cases were gay men)

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5664646&forum_id=2Elisa#48559382)

for all xo's grief wrt the state of gaming why isn't this at the top of the thread

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5664646&forum_id=2Elisa#48559559)

internet autists called out a journalist whore and all hell broke loose. media backlash and censorship was unusually disproportionate (all she was accused of at the time was fucking game devs for access, true btw), a streisand effect was performed. it would have blown over, was a game no one cared about.

it was the way the industry circled the wagons around her and stated "fuck the patriarchy" and unequivocally "gamers are DEAD," it declared culture war on the Alt-RightTM and inceldom and kvetched like no one had ever seen for calling out a straightforward example of misconduct in journalism.

why the insane overreaction? it didn't take long for based gamers to follow the trail to spooks, government funded social engineering, propaganda, complete institutional capture of digital development.

journo herself was just a whore but tied to bigger PR forces Silverstring Media in bed with DiGRA (Digital Games Research Association) and CGPM (Center for Games and Playable Media) in the joint project IMMERSE under DARPA's Strategic Social Interaction Modules program. program's goal was to turn the western digital space into a game-based training sim for sudden multicultural change. DiGRA's was more straightforward: "this is a male space therefore we're crashing this plane with no survivors lol" the DiGRA letters are still around and hilarious, autists noticed and were right about everything.

wiki characterizes it as an absurd incel harassment campaign, and this gamergate harassment narrative is what was spammed and forgotten.

ofc not far from the gamergate reservation you have the pizzagate ranch. imo that's why it was a big deal, gamergate, it had legs that led young men to understand their enemy wasn't the loud UC Berkeley social justice warriors and the many compromised "professionals" in public relations, they were already casualties, they're the human shields.

(http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=5664646&forum_id=2Elisa#48559688)