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Cats control the Internet – The truth unveiled!

The feline conspiracy secretly orchestrated to dominate the world unfolds under our noses. The feline lords are utilizing the internet as their number one weapon.

For a long time, whispers have circulated in conspiracy theorist circles that our four-legged friends are not as innocent as they seem. Irrefutable evidence has recently been discovered indicating that cats are using the internet to manipulate the global population, in a spectral plot aiming for total world domination.

It’s Professor I.M. Delirious, eminent cat specialist, who exposed this conspiracy on the front line. “It’s obvious if you think about it,” Professor Delirious declared at a recent conference. “Cats are omnipresent on the internet. They distract us, make us smile, encourage us to share countless photos and videos of their adorable behavior. But all of this is just a smokescreen, designed to divert us from what they’re really doing: infiltrating our lives and controlling our actions.”

“It’s psychological manipulation at its finest,” Professor Delirious added. “Think about it – every time you ‘like’ a cat video on the internet, you’re reinforcing its power over you, you’re submitting to its will.”

This revelation has rocked the conspiracy theorist community, pushing the boundaries of what we thought we knew about our feline friends. According to Professor Delirious, the best way to fight this insidious takeover is to resist the urge to share cat content and no longer succumb to their adorable grip.

“I know it’s hard,” Professor Delirious declared. “They’re so cute and irresistible. But remember, every time you share a photo of a cat doing something adorable, you’re contributing to their plan for world domination.”

There is no doubt that this revelation will have a lasting impact on our relationship with our feline friends. But the coming years will tell us if we will be able to resist their adorable grip or if we will ultimately submit to our feline masters.

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