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This meme has two core parts: a text section at the top pitching a comedic comic concept, and a still of Christopher Reeve playing Clark Kent from the classic 1970s Superman film series below it. The text proposes that the CIA tries to assassinate Clark Kent, not because they know he is Superman, but because he is a highly skilled investigative journalist who would expose their secret operations. The comedic hook is that CIA assassins are totally confused about why all their murder attempts keep failing, as they have no idea Clark has superpowers. The image of Clark Kent in his signature glasses and business suit has a neutral, deadpan expression that perfectly fits the silly, clever premise.

Sounds like a good idea

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This meme features a photograph of a large natural wasp/hornet nest hanging from a tree in a suburban residential neighborhood, with overlaid text promoting an absurd, parody conspiracy theory. The text claims that common wasp nests are actually docking ports for CIA surveillance drones that spy on multiple countries, and instructs readers to knock the nests down. The joke satirizes the trend of ridiculous unfounded conspiracy theories that frame ordinary natural objects as secret government surveillance tools.

Fight the Power! CIA Spy Drone Wasp Nest Conspiracy

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This is a satirical meme that combines a humorous headline with a real-world photograph. The headline reads 'CIA Realizes It's Been Using Black Highlighters All These Years', paired with an image of a stern, older man (a former U.S. intelligence official, likely in a congressional hearing setting) sitting beside a heavily redacted government document. The core joke is a pun on the CIA's well-known practice of redacting (blacking out) sensitive information in public documents: the meme frames the extensive blacked-out text as an accidental mistake, where the agency used black highlighters instead of official redaction tools. The man's exasperated, serious expression amplifies the absurdity, making the scenario feel like an embarrassing, genuine revelation for the organization.

CIA Realizes It's Been Using Black Highlighters All These Years

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A circular diagram meme with The Onion's green onion logo at the center. Surrounding the logo, a clockwise cycle of text reads: 'Make up fake joke conspiracy' (top), 'CIA declassifies documents' (right), 'It all actually happened' (bottom), and 'They were right all along!' (left), connected by arrows to form a loop. The design humorously suggests The Onion's satirical fake news often aligns with later-revealed real CIA documents.

The Onion's Conspiracy Cycle Meme

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A text-based meme with a plain gray background featuring centered black text mimicking a news headline: 'CIA reported that Greenland drug cartels have nearly completed development of nuclear weapons'. The content is intentionally absurd and satirical, combining unrelated elements (CIA, Greenland, drug cartels, nuclear weapons) to create a humorous fake news scenario.

CIA Reports Greenland Drug Cartels Developing Nuclear Weapons

A text-based meme with a plai…