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Originally posted by woodwardjnr
Originally posted by Mandrakerealmz
reply to post by Cosmic4life
Nice try
Your wrong on so many levels. Painfully so. But nice try at attempting to create apathy. Your claims fail to shake my resolve. Just sayn.
Would be cool if people like you weren't attempting to discredit the most important revolution in human history but ooh well.
Bit harsh. maybe if you could present us with some FACTs about the illuminati, then you may have a point , but who the hell are the Illuminati, never seen anything convincing to make me believe there is an illuminati that is manipulating the world from the shadows.
Originally posted by InfoKartel
Originally posted by woodwardjnr
Originally posted by Mandrakerealmz
reply to post by Cosmic4life
Nice try
Your wrong on so many levels. Painfully so. But nice try at attempting to create apathy. Your claims fail to shake my resolve. Just sayn.
Would be cool if people like you weren't attempting to discredit the most important revolution in human history but ooh well.
Bit harsh. maybe if you could present us with some FACTs about the illuminati, then you may have a point , but who the hell are the Illuminati, never seen anything convincing to make me believe there is an illuminati that is manipulating the world from the shadows.
Well they exist to a certain degree. You know how words like "faith" exist to describe something that's not easy to comprehend? Well, "illuminati" is a word describing, imho, the world behind closed curtains that does very much exist, but is still very hard to comprehend and/or explain properly. I mean, it only makes (evolutionary) sense for such a group to exist, whether their true purpose is hidden to their "practicioners" and is to create a counter-movement(the one you can witness the uprising of today - the increase in ditching of greed) or to keep the most profitable businesses and patents to their "practicioners" and have people behave like themselves(increaes of greed).
I can assure you, these groups do exist. However, it's humans from flesh and blood that run them - not superhumans/aliens/reptiles/whathaveyounot. Those are the usual "crazy" ends of the argumentative spectrum, that are the first to be dismissed - but without - the subjects would and could not even be addressed.
2 cents.edit on 27-3-2012 by InfoKartel because: (no reason given)
This is a new one on us. The logo represents the figure 2012, nothing else." The conspirary theory is far from cast-iron: you could make the word "zion" out of the numbers 2,0, 1 and 2 however you designed them. And while some of the road names around the site might sound biblical, the ones that don't, such as Pudding Mill Lane, have been conveniently omitted.
Crane and Clay exchanged emails, but never met. Crane doesn't think there was anything suspicious about Clay's death. Nor do others close to Clay, including his parents, who have been understandably distressed not just by the death of their son but by the subsequent internet rumours. "There have been many outlandish ideas put forward about Rik's death, some that beggar belief, but most have come from people ignorant of the real facts and who have been too lazy to do their research," says John Clay, Rik's father. "An autopsy was carried out and an inquest held at Bradford coroners court in February 2009. The official verdict was that Rik took his own life while the balance of his mind was disturbed." There were clear pointers to where Rik was heading, says John. A few weeks before his death, he had suffered some form of mental breakdown. He had jumped out of a third-floor window, fracturing his heel. His parents took him in for six weeks. "During his time with us he was not the Rik that we knew and was mostly very withdrawn," says John. "He told us that he had things in his head that shouldn't be there but would not elaborate, which was quite normal for Rik – he would only tell you what he wanted you to hear. Rik could be quite obsessional.
One of the problems with many conspiracy theories is that, unlike scientific theories, they're impossible to definitively prove wrong. Any attempt to do so invites accusations that you're in on them. Conversely, labelling something as a "conspiracy theory" is a convenient way to close down political debate or a challenge to authority by painting the theorists as wackos. Tony Blair described his critics as obsessed with conspiracy during the Chilcot inquiry earlier this year, just as George Bush in 2001 urged the UN not to tolerate "outrageous conspiracy theories" about the 9/11 attacks. Neutral observers point out that regardless of their content, conspiracy theories are "unofficial" knowledge, and therefore threaten institutions of official knowledge, such as academia and journalism. The two sides resemble each other more than they would like to admit.
Originally posted by bknapple32
One of the problems with many conspiracy theories is that, unlike scientific theories, they're impossible to definitively prove wrong. Any attempt to do so invites accusations that you're in on them. Conversely, labelling something as a "conspiracy theory" is a convenient way to close down political debate or a challenge to authority by painting the theorists as wackos. Tony Blair described his critics as obsessed with conspiracy during the Chilcot inquiry earlier this year, just as George Bush in 2001 urged the UN not to tolerate "outrageous conspiracy theories" about the 9/11 attacks. Neutral observers point out that regardless of their content, conspiracy theories are "unofficial" knowledge, and therefore threaten institutions of official knowledge, such as academia and journalism. The two sides resemble each other more than they would like to admit.
Originally posted by Mandrakerealmz
Old World Order : New World Order. That's semantics and you mention it because of purposeful obfuscation by these many groups.