Originally posted by miragezero
reply to post by mahtoosacks
If it results in less war and more progress for our species and more happiness who cares?
You are fine with killing 85% of the world population (through famine, poisoning, or direct conflict), so that there wont be any war...??
if you believe the georgia guidestones are really a message sent to us as a ten commandments style rules (yet written by man), then you see that the
world population will never exceed 500 million as rule #1. After that, and only after, can this utopia happen. So, who cares right?
I wouldn't fully consider myself a "conspiracy theorist", yet I can read the writing on the wall, whereas most people would rather ignore it, and
keep hoping that it's not that way. I would in no way try to start my own personal revolution, or live that of another's. Unless of course I find
myself in some apocalyptic situation. I will survive at all costs.
The question original posed to us could have been better worded, yet it still shows the underlying problem. The growing rift between those who believe
there are people up to no good, at the profit of human life, and those who think that at worst, people at the top are fools, yet mean well.
I for one will not believe that my president DOESN'T have a boss, and that is truely terrifying and against everything this country is built on.
It's these people in the shadows that can make decisions, yet have absolutely no accountability. Especially, when characters such as Henry Kissinger
are giving Obama their first job out of college.