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This could vanish, as it'll probably end up in a debate. I haven't watched it yet, but it's my type of documentary, so it wont be long.

 

I believed this stuff years ago the government is so corrupt it's rediculous.

 

This thread won't last due to it's subject matter, but...

I've believed most of that stuff for years and years, long before the 'net came around. There are elements that are a bit extreme, but we've been warned about this sort of thing for eons.

I think that it's a bit arrogant that most conspiracy theories--including translations of the Revelations--place the US at the center of it all, when it's often hard to tell if our leadership is evil or just outlandishly stupid. Sometimes you have to make up conspiracies just to fool yourself into believing that you're not being led by complete imbeciles. :ha:

But I have grave concerns, having been a Libertarian defender of the Constitution for quite some time.

 

To discuss this sort of thing further, one of us should find a forum conducive to this sort of thing.

...ouch...redundancy :bonk2:

 

especially when it's these types of topics we really should be discussing
I've been aware of most of the subject content for awhile now, but I'm still amazed at how this **** is continuously allowed to happen

 

It's the way it has always been and will always be. In all countries.

 

Plenty of things happen under the table, but this movie is way too extreme. It's one thing to find anecdotal evidence for possibilities, it's another to assume that they happen, and then work them out to a further future plan. Plenty of people have plenty of plans, that has nothing to do with how things actually work.

Get back in the real world, people.