Conspiracies are Stupid
posted by timpet | February 25, 2011
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IcerocketOver the past three months I have been watching an increasing number of YouTube documentaries on all sorts of subjects. From spirituality and love to the end of society, I am consuming dozens of programs. This is the sort of education that a man must go through to fully awaken, holistic exposure. But there are risks of getting stuck in the ruts of sensationalism and provocative assumptions. Assumptions that lead producers, publishers and viewers to assemble conclusions into active conspiracy theories. This is a mistake for the sole reason that this guess work is nothing more than uninformed presumptions of guilt.
I have been contemplating the balance of exposure that I have been given in my life and I have come to the strong conclusion that people aren't sophisticated enough to carry out massive conspiracies of almost any sort. People aren't stupid, they just aren't capable of peacefully organizing systems that large. The systems that we do have are organized around human conflict and the pressure to coexist.
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Yes and No
— Feb 26, 2011
The no part being make believe conspiracies manufactured in the mind. The more afraid we are the more conspiracy theories seem to exist. This is cause and effect; the cause is fear and the effect paranoia. Those that create and believe these illusions live in fear and may in fact be delusional.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delusional_disorder
The yes part is when it is real. Does al-Qaeda conspire against the US? Do they work together to create hardship for those in the US in secret? Yes, they do. Do politico's use fear to twist people to their way of thinking on both sides of the political fence and work together in doing it. Yes. When they do this it is known as propaganda and it works. Yes, people do work together to make their ideas work in some instances it is cooperation in others conspiracy.
Unfortunately, the difference between the two at times is not clear or obvious. In many matters, "all is not as it appears". Look for the whys of what someone is doing, for the reasons for it and one can sometimes see the truth within. Some that conspire are very good at what they do and hide their true motives very, very well. Usually a strategy can be found that reflects this planning and the conspirators intentions. By "connecting the dots" the truth can be "ferreted out". At other times the intent is not known until the trap has been sprung, only then does the conspiracy become clear.
What if everything you think
— Feb 26, 2011
What if everything you think was predicted and planned for by the conspirators? If you're subjected to governmental Stockholm syndrome from the time your were born just how much "free thinking" can you be capable of?
In truth we have no idea how we got here. The language we use to convey this is adopted. The behaviors to which we view as customary are all borrowed. It's hard to ignore the rather large scale government system organizing and amassing out side our doors even now.
Whatever you hear and whatever you have heard… whatever the dogma, or mantra, or “perspective” given to you from the Geo-political sources that you receive your education, training, and information from….that information is designed to divide. It is designed around ISOLATION OF PERSPECTIVE.
There are two old quotes or maxims that relate to this “isolation of perspective” and what you “think” concerning “your government” or “your system of governance”. The first maxim is “All people get the government that they deserve", ultimately. The second maxim is “National patriotism is the beginning of all wars”.
How does all this come together without men conspiring with other men for their own benefit and security?
I do agree that presumption and assumption is a force to be reckoned with, if that's what you're saying. Why base any present or future on alleged history no one can prove?
"Seek not abroad, turn back into thyself, for in the inner man dwells the truth..."
