I agree largely with the first poster. Though, I do not believe in a central conspiracy; rather, I view there are more than one vying for control of
various resources or control. While I think conspiracies are worth investigating, I do think some people will become the wackos that many believe
conspiracy theorists to be. I think many factors in life can push one into grabbing onto some of these ideas as something to blame. I sometimes find
some theorists as scary as the NWO itself. One factor that tends to trouble me is the melding of conservative religion and conspiracy. For instance, I
do not believe there is a thing about the Apocalypse of John which indicates it as a prophecy of the end times. It seems a shining example of using
eschatological imagery to represent the time in which the author lived. Responding to any real threat the NWO might represent is hard to do and spread
when it is tempered with racism, religious bigotry, rigid thinking, and ignorance. Many believe that the religious right is so set on the end times
that they are actually finding ways to make it happen. My experience in life would make me more likely to believe that than many of the theories I
have read on here as of late. Forcing the end is a dangerous game that no one has the right to play. No group has a trademark on God. If the enemy of
the NWO is the Inquisition, then I am scared of either being victorious. I desire free thought, free religion, and individuality.



