posted on Aug, 24 2009 @ 02:20 PM
I don't understand the idea that people have that you must be completely paranoid to think that there is something wrong with the government. I mean
of course there is. There is truth to the new world order and globalist agenda. There are people who want global peace, who, in turn will use it for
themselves. That's something that we learn about in school. That's what the UN's agenda is. We learn about that from text-books.
I'm just tired of people's perception that you must be paranoid to understand that the world is messed up. You don't need to be completely
paranoid to understand that there are secret societies that go around controlling the world and oversee government agencies. If you just think about
in terms of a power structure you have your governments on one hand, and, you have your supernational international agencies on the other hand- which
oversee and monitor these nations to make sure they're going about their objectives. These agencies perhaps had an altruistic goal at first- but-
they've expanded into these monolithic agencies that comprise of global elites and compose of the power core of the developing nations. You don't
need to be paranoid to understand that their objective is total control whether they realize it or not.
Yes, there are people in our government who try to be honest and work for their constituents. It makes sense that not everything is a conspiracy. I
don't need to be completely paranoid to understand how the media creates a polarized country where there are two dominant views present at any one
time- one among one pair of constituents and one among another. I don't need to be paranoid to understand that the media works with the
establishment, as opposed, to not working with them as we're taught (that the media is the government's watchdog).
I don't need to be paranoid to understand that too much government regulation can lead to a police state or that having lots of invasion of our
privacy can make people feel insecure. What do people gain from thinking that conspiracy theorists are paranoid? There are some people who are just
dumb- like in my opinion the fringe lunatics behind the birther movement (I'm not talking about the people who just think that Obama isn't a
citizen, but the fringe lunatics during the election that acted like total racists), or there are people who don't think that we went to space and
the space race is false. There are your luny conspiracies. Yes. But often times truth is revealed in conspiracy theories. Before I knew about
what the CIA did all I knew about what they did was from conspiracy theories. Now I know more about their behaviors and their past actions... and I
know now that much of the conspiracy theories about them are right. Yes, the government has withheld tons of UFO documents from us... and which could
probably prove the encounters of the government with ETs... yeah, so I know aliens are going around abducting people. I know that there is a
financial institution that controls our money supply and leads directly to the business cycle where our economy continuously collapses and expands in
a cycle... I don't need to be paranoid to know that. I don't need to be paranoid to know that our government is controlling our education or that
they're lying to us.
You really don't need to be paranoid to understand all of this stuff. I really just don't get why people feel that we're paranoid or we're
somehow conspiracy theorists for just wanting to know the truth about what's really out there. We just hate the lies. I mean, what's so paranoid
about that? I really don't get some people.