David Boree

But like I'm very grateful to the maniacs who put together these like documents that have helped me piece together what's happening.

Because really, if you're coming in as an outsider, if you weren't like embedded in this community while all this crazy shit was going on, it's kind of impossible to like –

get everything you need to get, you have to refer to these interior sources.

Um, it's just the only way to actually understand stuff.

I, as an outsider, I, I don't know what's going on.

I don't know.

I don't know where it's going.

I for sure don't know where it's going.

It's going, we know where it ends.

We know where it ends.

A member of Congress shows up at the library in Vermont that the US and Canada shares because a border patrol agent was murdered there and like threatens to take over Canada.

And that's all like, there's a degree to which you can kind of tie heightened tensions between the US and Canada to the murder of this border patrol agent, which itself is directly tied to the fact that Elisa Yudkowsky wrote a piece of Harry Potter fan fiction.

Yes, yes.

It all comes back to bad Harry Potter fan fiction.

How is that not a story we all know?

What's this?

Where is that?

Why is it wet?

Honestly, it feels more like a high-level prank than a crime.

Who catfishes a city?