reply to post by Skyfloating
It's cognitive dissonance. It's starting to become more common on even mainstream media, where they say one thing and then it's opposite and leave
the viewer, listener, reader, hanging. The goal of the concept is not only to cause confusion but to actually erode knowledge and create, over time, a
dumbed down serveant class, even more than what has been created now. It's a commonly referred part of the NWO conspiracy.
The people who ignore or even fly in the face of evidence are either professional debunkers on an elitist agenda or younger, dumber, people who have
been victims of it and don't know right from wrong anymore.
The good news is this will bite them in the ass, because besides breaking knowledge they also break memetic control mechanisms, allowing experimental
human beings the opportunity to rebuild truer belief systems, which will make the ones they sponsor redundant. This is a cleansing process that will
take time.
Sorry for this hijack of your thread, but I've seen this behaviour all over ATS, especially with chemtrails, which imo are the easiest to
prove/experience, of the conspiracy theories, but you always get these semirational theoretical debunker types flying in the face of experience. If
there is more solid evidence of the paleocontact hypothesis you can bet the controllers don't want it, because it breaks their own myths, so it will
be actively repressed by everyone from jesuits to investment bankers. The last thing these people want is people who ask questions... they want people
than just accept their answers.
