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The origins of conspiracy theories

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rustymaker5 rustymaker5 Regular
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#81 ·
Davor Domazet says in his book "clone performance" that conspiracy theory is really just a label used by the media-driven, hyper-connected globalist network to smear or completely dismiss specific prophecies and warnings about upcoming catastrophes...

If you look back at what we all dismissed just a little while ago as nothing more than the ramblings of some doomsday pessimists—everything from cloning and GMOs, to engineered diseases and the resulting outbreaks, forced vaccinations, surveillance cameras on every corner, social security numbers, bank account tracking, etc., all serving as a precursor to the blatant microchipping that seems to be happening already (I've even read stories where people in the USA are actually coming forward claiming they've had chips implanted 😲), and how they've already gone wild experimenting on animals...
...then when you realize just how vulnerable and exposed we've become through technology—privacy is basically a relic of the past (and people, for instance, were so distracted by things like reality TV that they didn't even realize what they were being conditioned for 🙄), and now that we are fully aware of how crises are orchestrated—whether they're financial, wars, or man-made natural disasters, and so on—it becomes painfully obvious that we are living in an era of manufactured, controlled chaos, where the masters of this chaos (that "Committee of 300") manipulate entire nations and populations by installing a version of "democracy" that actually just pushes their own values, interests, and lifestyles, all while maintaining an unbearable grip on what is, in reality, a totally undemocratic world....so honestly, it wouldn't surprise me one bit if we see imminent wars over drinking water or those reptilian beings that Alex Jones writes about...🤷
wearyowl29 wearyowl29 Regular
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#82 ·
rustymaker5 said:Davor Domazet says in his book "clone performance" that conspiracy theory is really just a label used by the media-driven, hyper-connected globalist network to smear or completely dismiss specific prophecies and warnings about upcoming catastrophes...

If you look back at what we all dismissed just a little while ago as nothing more than the ramblings of some doomsday pessimists—everything from cloning and GMOs, to engineered diseases and the resulting outbreaks, forced vaccinations, surveillance cameras on every corner, social security numbers, bank account tracking, etc., all serving as a precursor to the blatant microchipping that seems to be happening already (I've even read stories where people in the USA are actually coming forward claiming they've had chips implanted 😲), and how they've already gone wild experimenting on animals...
...then when you realize just how vulnerable and exposed we've become through technology—privacy is basically a relic of the past (and people, for instance, were so distracted by things like reality TV that they didn't even realize what they were being conditioned for 🙄), and now that we are fully aware of how crises are orchestrated—whether they're financial, wars, or man-made natural disasters, and so on—it becomes painfully obvious that we are living in an era of manufactured, controlled chaos, where the masters of this chaos (that "Committee of 300") manipulate entire nations and populations by installing a version of "democracy" that actually just pushes their own values, interests, and lifestyles, all while maintaining an unbearable grip on what is, in reality, a totally undemocratic world....so honestly, it wouldn't surprise me one bit if we see imminent wars over drinking water or those reptilian beings that Alex Jones writes about...🤷

This book is basically a total Saturday Night Live experience for every household...
Mussolini really was the master of it all.😁
Ryan Wilson2 Ryan Wilson2 Regular
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#83 ·
Good grief, I recall reading somewhere about how people mocked a man who predicted that a gallon of water would soon cost as much as a gallon of gasoline. In certain parts of the world, that isn't just a prediction—it’s becoming a grim reality.
Jeffrey Fisher5 Jeffrey Fisher5 Member
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#84 ·
Ryan Wilson2 said:Fine then. If we are following that logic strictly, perhaps we should start amputating women's hands, seeing as it is explicitly written in the Bible:

"If two men fight and a man's wife intervenes to rescue him from his assailant by grabbing the attacker by his private parts, cut off her hand; do not show her any pity."

Hmm, we seem to have a rather significant translation issue on our hands...😂
what exactly constitutes "shame" in this context?
It clearly isn't what it was a few thousand years ago—judging by modern American adult films, where women hunt men for their anatomy rather than their husbands...😂
Steven Cruz3 Steven Cruz3 Member
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#85 ·
Nancy Smith14 said:Alex Jones claims we’re actually dealing with a gang of rogue reptilian criminals hailing from the Draco constellation. He isn't out here trying to demonize reptiles as a whole species, mind you; he's specifically targeting this one group of cosmic outlaws. He lays out all his evidence regarding the whole thing throughout his books.
I still say this is just some minor subplot in the much larger story of how people get manipulated. It’s like that old saying goes: who even needs to worry about aliens or reptiles when we've already got psychopaths running the show?

Oh, please. It's absolutely Satanization—it’s the exact same deal as the old devil myths. You know the drill: little guy with horns, goat legs, a tail, hooves... blah, blah, blah. Then people start lighting bonfires, and history's idiots just keep repeating the same mistakes. 😁

Besides, if those nasty reptiles were just some rogue group, does that imply there are actually *good* reptiles out there? 🙂

Look, I get the appeal of stories like Little Red Riding Hood, but we really need to stay focused on the actual human bullshit happening right in front of our faces—stuff we can actually influence with real effort. Anyone spending too much time fantasizing about reptiles clearly isn't doing enough work on themselves or their own life goals.
rustymaker5 rustymaker5 Regular
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#86 ·
wearyowl29 said:This book is basically a total Saturday Night Live experience for every household...
Mussolini really was the master of it all.😁

you mean Lošo, who comes from that old college town, they just have this innate ability to hit you right where it hurts...😁
Nancy Wilson2 Nancy Wilson2 Active Member
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#87 ·
crimsonhawk47 said:Subliminal messages? I mean, it’s easily one of the most plausible conspiracy theories out there, yet somehow nobody ever seems to talk about them.

mistygull16 said:Like, for instance... 😕

I once spent a good few hours performing an exhaustive analysis of a single photograph of George Bush—it took longer than you might think—only to be genuinely unsettled by what I found. Every square inch seemed saturated with these murky, underlying messages. By the end of my deep dive, I had identified over forty distinct instances, which left me staring at the screen wondering whether those signals were truly embedded there, or if I was simply projecting my own suspicions onto the image.

A portrait of George Bush.

Alright, now it’s your turn to step up and put in the work.

Hint2 — Clear your mind and just stare at the image; some things should start surfacing on their own.

Hint2: To start with—take a look exactly where the mustache ought to be.

Hint3: Download the image to your computer and open it in a dedicated drawing program—something that gives you enough control to sketch directly over the file. If certain lines look like they might actually be letters, I’d suggest marking them in black. It should make the whole process much more straightforward.

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wearyowl29 wearyowl29 Regular
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#88 ·
rustymaker5 said:you mean Lošo, who comes from that old college town, they just have this innate ability to hit you right where it hurts...😁

Exactly! He hit the mark perfectly right after the Mardi Gras festivities 😂
mistygull16 mistygull16 Active MemberOP
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#89 ·
Nancy Wilson2 said:I once spent a good few hours performing an exhaustive analysis of a single photograph of George Bush—it took longer than you might think—only to be genuinely unsettled by what I found. Every square inch seemed saturated with these murky, underlying messages. By the end of my deep dive, I had identified over forty distinct instances, which left me staring at the screen wondering whether those signals were truly embedded there, or if I was simply projecting my own suspicions onto the image.

A portrait of George Bush.

Alright, now it’s your turn to step up and put in the work.

Hint2 — Clear your mind and just stare at the image; some things should start surfacing on their own.

Hint2: To start with—take a look exactly where the mustache ought to be.

Hint3: Download the image to your computer and open it in a dedicated drawing program—something that gives you enough control to sketch directly over the file. If certain lines look like they might actually be letters, I’d suggest marking them in black. It should make the whole process much more straightforward.

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I guess I have this one thing going for me, though it's more of a downside... certain people just give me this claustrophobic, suffocating vibe, and honestly, this picture does the exact same thing.😉
Nancy Smith14 Nancy Smith14 Member
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#90 ·
Steven Cruz3 said:Oh, please. It's absolutely Satanization—it’s the exact same deal as the old devil myths. You know the drill: little guy with horns, goat legs, a tail, hooves... blah, blah, blah. Then people start lighting bonfires, and history's idiots just keep repeating the same mistakes. 😁

Besides, if those nasty reptiles were just some rogue group, does that imply there are actually *good* reptiles out there? 🙂

Look, I get the appeal of stories like Little Red Riding Hood, but we really need to stay focused on the actual human bullshit happening right in front of our faces—stuff we can actually influence with real effort. Anyone spending too much time fantasizing about reptiles clearly isn't doing enough work on themselves or their own life goals.

The whole issue boils down to the fact that using such a broad label like "reptiles" really rubbed that group the wrong way.

Steven Cruz3 said:Oh, please. It's absolutely Satanization—it’s the exact same deal as the old devil myths. You know the drill: little guy with horns, goat legs, a tail, hooves... blah, blah, blah. Then people start lighting bonfires, and history's idiots just keep repeating the same mistakes. 😁

Besides, if those nasty reptiles were just some rogue group, does that imply there are actually *good* reptiles out there? 🙂

Look, I get the appeal of stories like Little Red Riding Hood, but we really need to stay focused on the actual human bullshit happening right in front of our faces—stuff we can actually influence with real effort. Anyone spending too much time fantasizing about reptiles clearly isn't doing enough work on themselves or their own life goals.

So, they're saying there are even vegetarian reptiles out there? Honestly, those sound like the good ones to me. 😁

Steven Cruz3 said:Oh, please. It's absolutely Satanization—it’s the exact same deal as the old devil myths. You know the drill: little guy with horns, goat legs, a tail, hooves... blah, blah, blah. Then people start lighting bonfires, and history's idiots just keep repeating the same mistakes. 😁

Besides, if those nasty reptiles were just some rogue group, does that imply there are actually *good* reptiles out there? 🙂

Look, I get the appeal of stories like Little Red Riding Hood, but we really need to stay focused on the actual human bullshit happening right in front of our faces—stuff we can actually influence with real effort. Anyone spending too much time fantasizing about reptiles clearly isn't doing enough work on themselves or their own life goals.

I'm right there with you on that one. 👍
Nancy Wilson2 Nancy Wilson2 Active Member
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#91 ·
mistygull16 said:I guess I have this one thing going for me, though it's more of a downside... certain people just give me this claustrophobic, suffocating vibe, and honestly, this picture does the exact same thing.😉

A shame, really.

For instance, here is what I am referring to (spoiler): http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_ao8tv8nSTb...subliminal.JPG

And frankly, this represents barely 40% of what I have uncovered.
Ryan Wilson2 Ryan Wilson2 Regular
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#92 ·
Jeffrey Fisher5 said:Hmm, we seem to have a rather significant translation issue on our hands...😂
what exactly constitutes "shame" in this context?
It clearly isn't what it was a few thousand years ago—judging by modern American adult films, where women hunt men for their anatomy rather than their husbands...😂

What can I even say to you? Why don't you go ahead and perform your own little experiment to decide which part of the body causes the most public embarrassment when grabbed in broad daylight?😁
Jeffrey Fisher5 Jeffrey Fisher5 Member
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#93 ·
mistygull16 said:I guess I have this one thing going for me, though it's more of a downside... certain people just give me this claustrophobic, suffocating vibe, and honestly, this picture does the exact same thing.😉

😲
honestly, honey, at first glance I could already spot three different issues...
just a G3 profile to the left of the nose, an apple shape right under it, and a completely plucked chicken look overall...
then, upon closer inspection of the jawline, I realized the dental work is terrible—awful fillings and poorly removed nicotine staining—but at least the teeth are actually his...😂

come on, tell me where I should be looking instead...😉
Nancy Wilson2 Nancy Wilson2 Active Member
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#94 ·
One more thing—some of those elements (especially in the photo I shared) are genuinely masked against the background. I’m certain of this because I couldn't project them onto the scene; I wasn't just staring at those images in isolation. Later, I compared notes with someone else who had been searching and analyzing them alongside me, and we both saw the exact same thing. Neither of us was aware of these details beforehand, so there was no way to "project" them from memory or anticipate where everything was positioned. I’m simply stating the facts.

While certain aspects were likely projected—it’s hardly surprising given how extensively I searched for them—he also had a few observations that differed slightly from my own findings.

But yes, it is certainly one of those conspiracy theories that might hold a grain of truth, in my opinion.
Jeffrey Fisher5 Jeffrey Fisher5 Member
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#95 ·
Ryan Wilson2 said:What can I even say to you? Why don't you go ahead and perform your own little experiment to decide which part of the body causes the most public embarrassment when grabbed in broad daylight?😁

It’s painful, really—if you want my opinion,
,when things get gripped properly and everything just... spins out of control...😂

You see, even thousands of years ago, women understood exactly where and how to strike in order to defend themselves—yet today, those very same self-defense techniques seem to come at such an exorbitant cost to women...
Furthermore, the whole concept of shame seems to have evaporated in modern American society; people don't seem to feel any hesitation anymore about displaying their "shameful" bits in public...😍
mistygull16 mistygull16 Active MemberOP
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#96 ·
Nancy Wilson2 said:One more thing—some of those elements (especially in the photo I shared) are genuinely masked against the background. I’m certain of this because I couldn't project them onto the scene; I wasn't just staring at those images in isolation. Later, I compared notes with someone else who had been searching and analyzing them alongside me, and we both saw the exact same thing. Neither of us was aware of these details beforehand, so there was no way to "project" them from memory or anticipate where everything was positioned. I’m simply stating the facts.

While certain aspects were likely projected—it’s hardly surprising given how extensively I searched for them—he also had a few observations that differed slightly from my own findings.

But yes, it is certainly one of those conspiracy theories that might hold a grain of truth, in my opinion.

Anyway, God forgive me if I'm overstepping here, but this definitely triggers that whole lizard people vibe for me.
bluemason3 bluemason3 Veteran
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#97 ·
Maybe move this discussion over to the alternative board? 😁

Let's not let this spread here if we can help it. It’s already enough that spirituality has basically turned into San Francisco 😳
rustymaker5 rustymaker5 Regular
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#98 ·
Look, spirituality isn't some fragile little thing that needs a bodyguard to protect it from mainstream debates or alternative theories 🤷, and honestly, it isn't nearly as delicate as people make it out to be... it can handle a bit of friction 😍

Anyway, what’s the issue with this thread? Proving any of this stuff is just as difficult as trying to prove anything regarding spiritual topics in general 😁
mistygull16 mistygull16 Active MemberOP
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#99 ·
The Bilderberg Group,

mistyscout2 mistyscout2 Active Member
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#100 ·
According to Robert Anton Wilson, there are three main reasons why conspiracy theories grab us so effectively:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5ZjfYKV8C6g

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