Sometimes there really is a conspiracy to theorize about

American Thinker ^ | 08/25/2021 | Tom Mayer

[SeekAndFind]

One of the most effective ways for the MSM to shut down inquiry into misconduct is to say it is all a conspiracy theory. Besides avoiding an unwanted discussion, the charge also invites scrutiny of the "theorist" instead of the issue itself. Notice how quickly some even start off saying something like "I'm not a conspiracy theorist, but..." Expecting their reaction, we have become almost trained to do this.

But are there really no big conspiracies?

It has been claimed that the phrase "conspiracy theory" was invented by the government to discourage the questioning of official explanations for important events, especially the JFK assassination. Whether that was the real origin of the phrase or not, it is clear that the charge is plainly being used for that purpose: to dissuade any alternatives to the party narrative for major occurrences such as election fraud and the origin of the Wuhan virus.

The more we find out about the most significant events of today, especially the virus, the more we see a gigantic, long-term, sophisticated, and extremely disciplined coordination. With newly released emails, knowing the real authors and background of major studies, previous strategy papers, and videos outside the mainstream until now, the wargaming of pandemics, the financial support of agencies, laboratories and studies, and the timeline of the vaccines and related patents, the enormous COVID conspiracy is coming into view.

There is so much organized intrigue now; how could anyone believe there aren't any conspiracies? The people with the tinfoil hats today are the ones who don't think there are huge conspiracies, that things just happen without planning or coordination. They are the ones who will believe anything.

In fact, our time is brimming with deep secrets and hidden agendas. Consider the following questions:

[Empire_of_Liberty]

I think we are saying the same thing, that there WAS a conspiracy. Oswald (whatever his involvement) was NOT acting alone.

Accepting that, my interest turns to those commanding the conspiracy.

I become uninterested in the “grassy knoll” or how many shooters it took to get the job done, unless these questions lead us to those guilty of orchestrating the event. As Oswald is dead, even his involvement is of little interest, since he can’t even name names.

I contend that these shiny bits of tinfoil are, in fact, offered by the conspirators as a distraction. They lead the discussion to “magic bullets” since they want no eyes turned in their direction.

This is very much like the current distractions of whether the COVID vax will “magnetize” you, or allow you to be tracked by Bill Gates. Shiny tinfoil balls offered by China on their Internet to prevent discussion of how they developed and deployed the virus they created and who in the US and other countries conspired with them.

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

I need new conspiracy theories.

Birds are not actually real.

They are drones spying on us.

[discostu]

Sometimes. But not usually. And not any massive conspiracies. Really how many thousands of people would it take? And not a single one of them got an attack of morals OR greed! Nope.

[Salamander]

Even worse...the butterflies are on it.

Every time I go outside, they all come flittering over and hang around me.

o.O