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Jeremy Wilson3 said:Looks like you recently watched Zeitgeist. Sending you a little love, buddy. It's interesting stuff, but don't get too carried away by those fantasy-conspiracy films—they'll scramble your brain before you know it.
It looks like Zeitgeist is basically the only thing you've ever heard regarding conspiracies. To me, that movie feels like it was specifically designed to stir up even more confusion within the whole "conspiracy theory" scene. Look, my dear Jeremy Wilson3, the reality of the situation is way broader and more complicated than anything shown in Zeitgeist. That film was primarily aimed at taking shots at the Catholic Church, which I don't think you quite grasped, but there are plenty of actual truths buried in there that you’d recognize if you were actually looking for the truth. Instead, you seem to be one of those people who just swallow everything from official reports, Reuters, and all that mainstream media propaganda.
It’s kind of like how it was once "common knowledge" that frying in olive oil was super carcinogenic, but now, coming from those exact same sources, they're telling us olive oil is actually the best thing for you.
That's all I'm saying, love ya!
You can only find the truth for yourself, because everything is laid out before you and you have the freedom to choose what’s right. It’s hard to get anywhere if you just sit there watching everyone else's movies. You have to be *in* the movie to actually feel the plot moving. It’s kind of like being a tourist in some exotic country—you stay in a resort, follow a tour guide around who shows you the sights, and you watch those people and think they look pathetic, or you pity them, or you just don't care. But then you come back a second time, rent a room from a local, and actually live with them. You do life alongside them. Only then do you start to understand what's really going on there—though even then, maybe not fully, because you’re still carrying around dollars you earned somewhere else. Look, go find your own truth; there is so much out there to explore, from Sumerian vessels and Satanism to Buddhism, Hinduism, atheism, Darwinism, Judaism, Islam, Santeria, Voodoo, Palo, Aboriginal traditions, Native American spirituality, Christianity, and so on... somewhere in all that, the way things should be done is written down.
It’s a struggle if you blindly believe in democracy and money; if that's you, then just stay home, sit at your computer, play games on forums, and argue for this or that useless political party.
I honestly couldn't care less about the "lesser of two evils." I'm looking for the *right* option, and I'm not going to waste my damn time going to the polls just to vote for one group of Masons or another. At their core, they are all pulling for the same thing, aside from some trivial left-vs-right differences that they have to maintain just to satisfy the whole definition of being politically polarized.
If you take a closer look, both the Republican Party and the Democratic Party are totally on board with the EU and NATO, pro-choice, pro-LGBTQ+ rights, selling off American assets to foreigners, and privatizing the most profitable state-owned companies.
Those are just a few examples of where they actually overlap.
It's just like how McCain and Obama might bicker over insignificant details—even though they're essentially coming from the same camp, and only a naive person would think they are true rivals—they both agree on the single most important issue right now: the possibility of war in Iran and Afghanistan.
I honestly wonder why so many people on this forum can't wrap their heads around such obvious realities. I see that the media "mind programming" is working, but I also believe it can be beaten. Imagine if nobody showed up to vote? Imagine if every American pulled all their cash out of the banks in a matter of days? That would actually change something, but you need a massive movement for that to happen.
Americans need to realize that this isn't the right path. We're busy copying the American and European legal and economic systems just so it's easier for them to subjugate us (smaller, cheaper bureaucracy, their lawyers facing ours under their own rules). Who does that actually benefit—us, or them? Rothschild crashed the stock market in the US again, and the government used its "injection" to simply seize everything from those who went under during the collapse. Does anyone seriously think a market crash is ever an accident? What happens here when the bubble bursts, especially since everyone is buried in predatory loans and tied up in mortgages? The banks will swoop in and take possession of all the property, and we have to ask ourselves: whose banks are these in America anyway?
Cynicism won't save you; I know, because I've been there.
God bless you.
Once you finally wake up and realize that things just aren't right anymore, that's when you're actually going to recognize the Truth.
There isn't a single decent politician left in this entire country, period.
There just isn't a political party in America worth a damn, end of story.
Selling out our nation like this is nothing short of high treason.
Both the EU and NATO are just one big scam.
So, seriously, just stop talking nonsense.