posted on Apr, 21 2013 @ 07:56 PM
Yes, there are people who jump to conclusions and who do not utilize common sense. Some of these people see a conspiracy everywhere they look, which
is not a good thing, because along with that belief usually comes some of the aforementioned lapses in common sense and judgement. However, I do not
think anyone should trust the government or police so much that they blindly accept every single thing these people say. If they had a track record of
telling the truth and doing things the right way, then I could understand this "blind faith," but the truth is that this is not the case. Some of
the biggest criminal cases in American history, especially a case like 9/11, are so inconsistent, have so many eyewitnesses to the contrary of the
official story, are lacking evidence to back up the claims made, etc., that to accept the official story actually makes a person more ignorant than
those who see a conspiracy everywhere they look.
There are certain pieces of information that cannot and should not be released, as they could compromise the case, as you stated. However, it is not
as if this information will be released after everything is said and done. Going back to the 9/11 case, what in the world is the purpose of still
keeping all of that information and "evidence" locked up from the public view? And not just 9/11, but virtually any major "terrorist" action ever
carried out on US soil. Do YOU forget who gives the government their power? Do you forget who the government MUST answer to? The government always
forgets who gives them their power and who they must answer to. While on a related subject, I will mention firearms as well, as I would be willing to
bet you are all for banning them outright. Since it has been PROVEN that the government lies to the people, and that the government does carry out
false flag events, and yes this is proven by documentation and personal testimony both, it is obvious that the government as a whole does not care
about the fact that they work for the people. And because the possibility would always be there that the government might forget this little fact, the
US Founding Fathers included the 2nd amendment, whose purpose was to offer the people a means to fight a government who overstepped their bounds, and
did not wish to relinquish their power.
And you can bet that RIGHT NOW, if the people attempted to peacefully do something about the fact that the government is disobeying many different
laws, even those in the Constitution, the government would NOT let that happen. They would declare these patriots to be terrorists and criminals, even
though all they were doing was attempting to hold the government accountable, which is their legal right. It is actually their legal duty, not right.
So the 2nd amendment becomes obviously necessary when placed in this context, and it was this context our Founders had in mind when including this
amendment.
And I am aware that this has nothing to do with the topic at hand, at least not at first glance, but looking a bit deeper it actually does. I included
this because you are part of those with the mindset that anyone who accepts or believes in conspiracies, even though they have been proven to exist
both by direct and circumstantial evidence, is somehow a nut, or is somehow wrong. So you want to rant about those who do not prove things, but rather
just rant, but we both know that even if the proof that these people included was actually true, you and those like you would not be inclined to
believe it. You would likely simply dismiss the issues just like the government does when dealing with the people. Of course you may believe a
conspiracy has occurred if it is plastered all over the MSM, but that is not likely to happen, given that the MSM is commercially and corporately
controlled, and that the US government does in fact interfere with what is shown or said on the MSM networks. And this HAS been proven by US
government documents, at least in that a plan was drafted to control the media. This can be found in declassified papers and has been discussed on ATS
many times.
So someone should not see a conspiracy everywhere they look, but they darn sure better be keeping their eyes open for one, considering all of the lies
and wars and whatnot that occurred after 9/11. Bush knew, and this has been PROVEN, that there were no WMDs in Iraq. Again, unrelated, but still
relavent in that we are talking about not only actions of individuals, but MINDSETS. You were criticizing the conspiratorial mindset, while I am
criticizing the mindset of those who buy every little thing officials spoon feed to them, when there is a plethora of evidence that officials WILL and
DO lie to the public, even though they work for them.