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boink · 12-30-2008, 07:41 PM

I don't see why this stuff is so hard to think is possible. I've read a lot of this kinda stuff as much as I can tolerate. dyslexia makes reading it really tough going, links upon links...it never ends. part of me wants to scoff but overall I find it more plausible than not that these things are going on. I mean, we've just been watching the financial system 'crashing' lately and many of the 'powers that be' squeeze billions out of the american public and so far, just walk away with the cash and no real explanation as to what will come of it. doesn't some of this make you (naysayers) wonder just a little ?

I mean, I've NEVER heard about a Bilderberg meeting on any form of established media and yet I know the meetings do happen. why wouldn't meetings involving such a wide array of world leaders be mentioned on the news in some way ?
same question for Bohemian Grove. the place exists, it's a fact. why is it so secret ? would Hillary have been invited if she became President ? for that matter has there ever been a member who was a Black man or even someone of mixed race ?

I haven't read anything about how Obama fits into the picture.

I've ofter wondered what the deal is w/ Alex Jones and the whole Info Wars thing. I did see the 911 scholars meeting on C-Span, can't remember if AJ was there.

either way, one thing that comes to mind when this subject comes up is , what to do ?

what would be the point of fabricating all of this information ? is there a big underground 'conspiracy economy' ? I know for certain there is a huge all encompassing economy of war and conflict. and also a massive economy surrounding the religious industry...I don't know what else to call it.

people didn't believe the Nazi's were killing jews on such a massive scale, and now today I don't hear much about the number of dead civilian muslims due to the U.S. War on Terror but it's tipped 1,000,000.

12-30-2008, 07:41 PM	#28 (permalink)
boink Addict Location: Seattle	I don't see why this stuff is so hard to think is possible. I've read a lot of this kinda stuff as much as I can tolerate. dyslexia makes reading it really tough going, links upon links...it never ends. part of me wants to scoff but overall I find it more plausible than not that these things are going on. I mean, we've just been watching the financial system 'crashing' lately and many of the 'powers that be' squeeze billions out of the american public and so far, just walk away with the cash and no real explanation as to what will come of it. doesn't some of this make you (naysayers) wonder just a little ? I mean, I've NEVER heard about a Bilderberg meeting on any form of established media and yet I know the meetings do happen. why wouldn't meetings involving such a wide array of world leaders be mentioned on the news in some way ? same question for Bohemian Grove. the place exists, it's a fact. why is it so secret ? would Hillary have been invited if she became President ? for that matter has there ever been a member who was a Black man or even someone of mixed race ? I haven't read anything about how Obama fits into the picture. I've ofter wondered what the deal is w/ Alex Jones and the whole Info Wars thing. I did see the 911 scholars meeting on C-Span, can't remember if AJ was there. either way, one thing that comes to mind when this subject comes up is , what to do ? what would be the point of fabricating all of this information ? is there a big underground 'conspiracy economy' ? I know for certain there is a huge all encompassing economy of war and conflict. and also a massive economy surrounding the religious industry...I don't know what else to call it. people didn't believe the Nazi's were killing jews on such a massive scale, and now today I don't hear much about the number of dead civilian muslims due to the U.S. War on Terror but it's tipped 1,000,000. __________________ when you believe in things that you don't understand, then you suffer. Superstition ain't the way.