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Not sure how I missed this when it first hit the news but as reported back a few weeks ago the Parkland Police Department (a community outside Tacoma, Washington) responded to calls of a heavily armed man standing next to his car in the middle of the street. It is, tragically, clearly no joke these days when someone is out in public brandishing weapons. Fortunately, the police were able to talk him into voluntarily coming into their custody without further incident. The fellow explained his actions were due to his having heard that morning from President Donald Trump: the leader of the free world, he explained, had called to regretfully inform this Parkland resident that his family had been abducted by the lizard people; specifically by their Alpha Dragon Leader.

In the same interview, the self-styled reptile-people combatant also acknowledged his unorthodox nutritional plan which was basically snorting methamphetamine to drop a bunch of unwanted pounds. Obviously anticipating that the police officers might just add 1 and 1 (in this case that’s lizard people + drugs) and discover that the answer is 2, the individual explained “the meth doesn’t make me crazy, man. The lizard people are real!” As last reported, the gentleman was escorted to a hospital for evaluation and, assumedly, drug rehab treatment. There is no report of criminal charges being filed.

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