The Truth About Idaho

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Last year, Idaho residents and businesses received $1.15 billion from Department of Health & Welfare programs that help people in need. The investment benefits every one of state’s 1.4 million residents.

This is from a site purporting to be the Idaho Department of Health & Welfare. Clearly the existence of Idaho is not merely a hoax, but a scam to defraud the American taxpayer of huge amounts of money.

However, the roots of the problem are more widespread and insidious.

The existence of the supposed European country of Belgium has been taken as gospel for years by members of the Liberati. It has long been held up as a shining example of Liberal philosophies in action. However, now is the time the truth be known. Belgium doesn't exist.
Belgium is, and has always been, a leftist ruse; a device applied to propagate the Liberal agenda throughout the world.

A few posters in this thread have disputed the fact that Idaho does not exist.

I can hear the Left now: "But how could the existence of an entire country, albeit a small one, be a hoax?" Radical art types will, of course, ramble on and on about Rubens, Van Dyck, and other assumed Belgian artists that they learned about in their "Liberal Education" (read Liberal Indoctrination.) Public school teachers would point out that if it weren't for Belgium, there would be a blank spot between France and Netherlands on our maps, forgetting that the data for our maps came from the CIA-controlled spy-satellites. Some aging hippies may even claim to have bought drugs there, but of what value are the delusions of a stoned counter-culturalist.

This next quote may provide some insight into how the Idaho ruse was pulled off.

If Belgium doesn't exist, then what's in its location on the map?

    There is nothing there! France shares a border with the Netherlands. Notice how Belgium is depicted as being wedge shaped? They simply pulled apart the French border from the coast all the way to Luxembourg and slipped Belgium in. Since they control the maps, no one notices the geographic inconsistencies arising from the spatial compressions and deformations needed to make it fit, the effects of which are subtle since they are spread over a large area: the ratio of actual distances to distances stated on maps and road signs increases by a gradual curve as you approach the France-Netherlands/Germany border from Paris to the west and Hannover to the east.

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