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Conspiracies for good and for evil do exist now, as they have from time immemorial, Matthew Ehret writes. The only question is which intention do you want to devote your life towards?
If you are starting to feel like forces controlling the governments of the west are out to get you, then it is likely that you are either a paranoid nut job, or a stubborn realist.
Either way, it means that you have some major problems on your hands.
If you don't happen to find yourself among the tinfoil hat-wearing strata of conspiracy theorists waiting in a bunker for aliens to either strike down or save society from the shape shifting lizard people, but are rather contemplating how, in the 1960s, a shadow government took control of society over the dead bodies of many assassinated patriots, then certain conclusions tend to arise.
Three Elementary Realizations for Thinking People
The first conclusion you would likely arrive at is that the United States government was just put through the first coup in over 58 years (
yes, what happened in 1963 was a coup). Although it is becoming a bit prohibitive to speak such words aloud in polite society, Nancy Pelosi's official biographer Molly Ball, recently penned a scandalous
Time Magazine article entitled
'The Secret History of the Shadow Campaign that Saved the 2020 Elections' which admitted to this conspiracy saying:
"Even though it sounds like a paranoid fever dream a well-funded cabal of powerful people, ranging across industries and ideologies, working together behind the scenes to influence perceptions, change rules and laws, steer media coverage and control the flow of information." (Lest you think that this was a subversion of democracy, Ball informs us that
"they were not rigging the election; they were fortifying it.")
Comment: It's the West that has gone totalitarian, which in itself tells us a lot about which countries are attempting to leverage Covid-19 for ulterior motives.
It is not a 'conspiracy theory' that SARS-CoV-2 was the subject of gain-of-function research, a scenario even the WHO is still open to.
- Daily Beast at it again: Atlantic Council contributor says RT spreads 'conspiracy theories' about Biden, fails to mention any
- Media linking NHS leak to Russia is absurd, but using the Atlantic Council & Ben Nimmo as the source is journalistic malpractice
- Inspired by the Atlantic Council and Ben Nimmo, Facebook deletes Craig Murray's posts since July 2017 - apparently cause he's a 'Russian bot'
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