“Conspiracy Theory”

 

Remember what Chomsky said, summing it up perfectly:

 

“The term “conspiracy theory” is used to poo-poo institutional analysis.”

 

Exactly. And what does that mean? It means the phrase was coined by the FBI in the 1960’s to discredit the theory that the Deep State, the military industrial complex, had a role in the assassination of JFK, RFK, MLK and Malcolm X. The term conspiracy theory was hatched to scare people away from questioning power elites.

 

Now the lemmings repeat the phrase, like Pavlov’s dogs drooling on cue, thinking it makes them look intelligent. It doesn’t. It makes them look like hapless idiots.

 

So far, 50+ years later, nevertheless, the strategy has worked extremely well overall – but not on everyone. A growing minority are unafraid of asking questions of powerful groups and individuals, and are not frightened off by mindless, asinine name-calling.

 

Keep it up. Question everything.

 

An awakening of humanity, which really got underway in the 1960’s with the Civil Rights movement and other powerful popular movements, continues to grow. It is soon to reach a tipping point. A new renaissance is dawning – slowly.

 

The official narrative is most often a false narrative, based in part on ignorant people parroting what they are told, and deceitful people knowingly spinning lies for the pursuit of power and self-interest.

 

Did governments, military elites, “intelligence” agencies, and other powerful groups knowingly lie to get the people to support a war on Iraq? Of course they did, and we have the proof.

 

Could it be possible that elites are lying again, and the (rapidly shrinking) majority of people have simply been deceived, once again?

 

Of course that is entirely within the realm of possibility. But examine things for yourself.

 

Question everything.

 

JTR,

August 20, 2020