Ziggy
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They messing up Big Time
People waking up everywhere now.
Even those that were blind are opening their eyes.
Their time is short, and they know it
HUGS
People that fall for conspiracy theories are often the less educated
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Cristo Rei
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True.
I need to be more patient and wiser who I engage. I know that Satan's aiders are no used talking to. I don't know why I even care what they think.
Fine. I'm a conspiracy theorist. Its better than reducing myself to an immoral animal like these minions of Satan
Hidden In Him
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Wow did this one take off. Nine pages in a single day.
Not gonna give you a hard time over it, Devin, but I actually think the exact opposite is true. The smartest members on this forum are the ones most often discussing what many would call "conspiracy theories," and doing so with a great deal of seriousness. I think the reason is because one has to be able to think for himself to even consider anything besides the typical newspeak. Those incapable of questioning collective thought are usually the ones who are least educated, and therefore unable to trust in their ability to figure things out for themselves, so they simply accept what is being told to them by the media, the government, and the eduction system.
Keep in mind, these same institutions almost invariably question the veracity of the gospel, which should tell you something about the trustworthiness of modern "group think," and the need to think differently than the masses often do.
Thanks for not giving me a hard time. It was a rough day for this threadWow did this one take off. Nine pages in a single day.
Not gonna give you a hard time over it, Devin, but I actually think the exact opposite is true. The smartest members on this forum are the ones most often discussing what many would call "conspiracy theories," and doing so with a great deal of seriousness. I think the reason is because one has to be able to think for himself to even consider anything besides the typical newspeak. Those incapable of questioning collective thought are usually the ones who are least educated, and therefore unable to trust in their ability to figure things out for themselves, so they simply accept what is being told to them by the media, the government, and the eduction system.
Keep in mind, these same institutions almost invariably question the veracity of the gospel, which should tell you something about the trustworthiness of modern "group think," and the need to think differently than the masses often do.
. One can have against the grain thinking. I do regarding Biden, the democrats, and liberal anti-Christianity. But I also don't believe many of the conspiracy ideas floating around. Although I think there is some truth to many of them.
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Grailhunter
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Thanks for not giving me a hard time. It was a rough day for this thread
Like I said, common sense. Can you spot a conspiracy? Can you get away from them? Are they common? Are they rare? No, they are not rare. Conspiracies come in many forms. In application and in the majority what we see are people wanting to take Christianity down and move this country to in a particular direction. How do they do that? Is it just recently? No it is not recent? Take a look at the founders of the American Education systems. They have had a smart plan going for a long time, started with the children...This country's future...look this up yourself....easy enough...look these guys up....most came from communist countries and use mind control and behavior control technics....on children....in school....starting over a century and a half ago.
Ivan Petrovitch Pavlov
B.F. Skinner
Benjamin Bloom
John Dewey
Edward Thorndike
And there is a host of programs they started and are still trying to mold our children....Christianity is dump....atheism is smart. Only backward and dumb people are against homosexualality. Abortion is just a medial procedure. Sex education in the schools....It is ok to have under age sex but if you do not want to get in trouble use contraceptives. Drugs are an evitability, a social thing, the "in" thing. Children and young adults have been getting this for decades. Keep your eyes out for the subtle movement to lower the age of consent....for the benefit of the children ... it is coming.
Conspiracies are not just aimed at the guys that wear aluminum foil on their heads and think that electrical plugins are listening devises and part of the population is reptilian. As I said before conspiracies are the norm at several levels...."They" have a plan for our country....part of that plan is to get you to think a certain way....to accept communism...lawlessness...drugs...atheism... LGBTQ...in all forms and the whole BLM movement. Politically they are trying to move this country that way.
They try to disgrace Christianity, suggesting it is backwards and dumb and if you are a white Christian that believes in morals and patriotism and law and order....you are a white supremacist. That is the "in" way to think. How do they do that?....every form of communication there is, is used for propaganda. TV...radio...internet...newspapers....magazines...advertisements...commercials on TV. Homosexualality is presented as a norm and that they are part of honorable relationships. They use every type of media. Commercials and programs have homosexuals, Hallmark and Disney and cartoons and video games are not even safe to let your kids watch anymore. TV programs and sitcoms are full of homosexuals. Sexual promiscuities are normal and the in thing. Heterosexual relationships are too difficult and have too many liabilities. You do not hear about sexual harassments between homosexuals.
We live in an age of conspiracies and unless you live in the woods with no media, you cannot hardly get away from it. Conspiracies as a plot and a plan to influence you...is everywhere. Conspiracies in politics is a general rule....everyone has an agenda, a lot of it is hidden and most of it is not good and some of it has to do with profit. Watch how the electric car thing turns out. LOL Again common sense.
As Christian we are serous about our beliefs....but so are they. And it is kind of a political / social religion....the whole mother earth thing. AOC's vegan agenda...promoting fear of cow farts and patties and the campaign against meat. Fossil fuels are destroying our planet! The truth is, one good volcano can do more damage than a thousand years of cars. We are causing climate change and global warming and the oceans are rising! The one thing we know about that, is that the climate on earth changes, always has and the climate is warming and the oceans are rising because we are still coming out of the last ice age.
Everything is about trying to make you think a certain way. When it comes to conspiracies look for their agenda and follow the money. For Christians look for the evil that it causes. They are going to present it as smart and fair.
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"" prohibits the federal government from funding abortions unless “the life of the mother would be endangered if the fetus were carried to term or where the pregnancy is the result of an act of rape or incest.” "
Depends on how they define the 'life of the mother'
If killing the developing infant will ensure the emotional life , the continued well being of the mother, her pursuit of happiness. all that the mother and a consulting doctor will say is endangered. Her way of life being endangered. We both know life of the mother means physical life, but they do twist the words to mean other than the framer's intent, they do this with our laws and constitution too. Or mother and doctor says carrying to term will cause the woman to suicide herself and ruin her life.
Ziggy
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Also depends on how they define "mother" .
That's for federal funding, could that include land.
You see AOC said it out loud though, where the State has no jurisdiction.
Just yesterday the Supreme Court ruled in favor of States rights vs. Federal rights in Oklahoma.
If you remember not too long ago Oklahoma broke into two. One is State of OK and the other half was given back to the Native American tribes living in those counties and reservations.
When OK stopped having jurisdiction, the power to prosecute criminals was handed over to the federal government. FBI, DOJ, ICE, etc.
Crimes were happening and the Feds were'nt showing up to arrest, investigate, prosecute. A lot of crimes were being swept under the rug.
So the State of OK petitioned the Supreme Court to return jurisdiction to the state.
Oklahoma won a big victory yesterday.
Now compare that with setting up facilities for abortion clinics. There would be no State oversight. No local policing, no limitation clauses,
everything would be in the hands of the Federal Government.
If something medically happened and you want compensation, who you going to sue? the Federal Gvt.
This one decision here, could tie up the federal court system for years and years, with claims, whether fact or fraudulent.
There would be no limitations other than what the congress legislated for that jurisdiction.
Meaning, depending on who get the majority, today it could be abortions for all, and tomorrow it could be banned for all.
Problem with the Democrat leadership is they don't look beyond their own instant gratification.
They figure they will get as much funding as possible and everything will just kickback eventually.
Look at all the money spent on covid. A lot of that that was allocated still hasn't been spent. Where is it? Who has oversight of it?
What agency (ies) will be responsible for managing these facilitie? Building Land Management/ Health and Human Services.
Now you will need to hire more people, because this is a new situation. Always expanding the government.
Now let's say they want to build a clinic that provides operations for gender modification.
I don't know what that's called (sorry)
But there would be no state rights on little boys or girls having their physical bodies mutilated.
I can see this going in a VERY BAD direction.
All Hail Moloch.. and the state would have no say.
Hugs
amigo de christo
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For us we must endure whatever this world is gonna bring against us . But the lambs shall not go under the WRATH OF ALL MIGHTY GOD
the ungodly go under that . As for us we will be hated only more and more in this world . But we count the cost
and see and know that all things that come against the lambs GOD works for the good of them .
Now march on in the glorious Lord . cause this we are one unified religion has declared war upon the saints and the lamb .
Did you know that a near and dear sister simply brought scripture to a church
and was told we are no different than ISIS extremists . IAMGINE That , since when is bringing SCRIPTURE , TO A CHURCH MIND YA
being like ISIS . BUT THIS IS THE DELUSION and this is where it has led the AI WE ARE ONE LOVEY UNITY CHURCHES .
TO MAKE WAR against CHRIST and the lambs and all the while they think THEY DO GODS WILL FOR WORLD PEACE AND UNITY.
TALK about A DELUSION . BUT HERE IT IS and WORSE IT WILL GET .
amigo de christo
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The AI has led all to hug satan but hate Christ . And that is a fact .
Conspiracy Watchers, more like!
Those "mostly peaceful protestors" were often paid by the hour, and bussed in.
Much love!
I appreciate your post, sister. I know why the OP made this thread. He doesn't like that I expose the evils that are going on (SRA/MK). The truth is, most of these so-called "studies" are done to purposefully try to discredit whistleblowers and those who speak out as I and many other victims/survivors do.
What's sad is most people who think this way can't even take a multivitamin on their own bc their doctor didn't approve it. They can't think for themselves even to that extent. It's disgusting.
You give yourself too much credit. I actually created the thread in an attempt to educate people who fall for the more preposterous conspiracy theories. There are many of this type of conspiracy theories that are created during times of social distress such as the pandemic, war, inflation and oil crisis. They form in an attempt to make money off of the population by con artists.
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GEN2REV
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Yes, it's awful.
Did you come to terms with your evolution hang-up yet or are you still struggling to reconcile that with Scripture? I know that's been a big uncertainty for you for a while. Just wondered where you're at with it all now.
amigo de christo
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Here let allow me to correctly spell evolution . EVILUTION . DONT buy it even once . Just stick to the scriptures .
GEN2REV
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Did you see what @Ziggy brought to my attention. An electromagnetic cancer cure, full with conspiracy to hide it from the public. I think it was a con, and the guy was trying to sell it to everyone as a cure all for cancer. I noticed when I researched it that a few people were in prison for pushing the device themselves. So yes it was a money making con and preys on the less fortunate cancer patients. Truly discouraging really.
And these sites that push conspiracy make money also from viewers thru adds etc.
And @GEN2REV there are the con artists that are just making money off of the people that will fall for their false conspiracy theories. And some conspiracy theories are true yes. But let's not forget about the mentally ill people that push conspiracy theories of their own and post them all over the internet in a desperate attempt to raise awareness. There are plenty of mentally ill people that come up with plenty of conspiracy ideas.
And it's our moral responsibility to point them to a professional help system that can provide relief for their paranoia. Supporting their false beliefs only enables them to continue in their mental illness without relief.
[Are conspiracy theorists psychotic? A comparison between conspiracy theories and paranoid delusions] - PubMed
Abstract
Background: Conspiracy theories are popular during the COVID-19 pandemic. Conspiratorial thinking is characterised by the strong conviction that a certain situation that one sees as unjust is the result of a deliberate conspiracy of a group of people with bad intentions. Conspiratorial thinking appears to have many similarities with paranoid delusions.
Aim: To explore the nature, consequences, and social-psychological dimensions of conspiratorial thinking, and describe similarities and differences with paranoid delusions.
Method: Critically assessing relevant literature about conspiratorial thinking and paranoid delusions.
Results: Conspiratorial thinking meets epistemic, existential, and social needs. It provides clarity in uncertain times and connection with an in-group of like-minded people. Both conspiratorial thinking and paranoid delusions involve an unjust, persistent, and sometimes bizarre conviction. Unlike conspiracy theorists, people with a paranoid delusion are almost always the only target of the presumed conspiracy, and they usually stand alone in their conviction. Furthermore, conspiracy theories are not based as much on unusual experiences of their inner self, reality, or interpersonal contacts. CONCLUSIONS Conspirational thinking is common in uncertain circumstances. It gives grip, certainty, moral superiority and social support. Extreme conspirational thinking seems to fit current psychiatric definitions of paranoid delusions, but there are also important differences. To make a distinction with regard to conspiratorial thinking, deepening of conventional definitions of delusions is required. Instead of the strong focus on the erroneous content of delusions, more attention should be given to the underlying idiosyncratic, changed way of experiencing reality.
And it's our moral responsibility to point them to a professional help system that can provide relief for their paranoia. Supporting their false beliefs only enables them to continue in their mental illness without relief.
[Are conspiracy theorists psychotic? A comparison between conspiracy theories and paranoid delusions] - PubMed
Abstract
Background: Conspiracy theories are popular during the COVID-19 pandemic. Conspiratorial thinking is characterised by the strong conviction that a certain situation that one sees as unjust is the result of a deliberate conspiracy of a group of people with bad intentions. Conspiratorial thinking appears to have many similarities with paranoid delusions.
Aim: To explore the nature, consequences, and social-psychological dimensions of conspiratorial thinking, and describe similarities and differences with paranoid delusions.
Method: Critically assessing relevant literature about conspiratorial thinking and paranoid delusions.
Results: Conspiratorial thinking meets epistemic, existential, and social needs. It provides clarity in uncertain times and connection with an in-group of like-minded people. Both conspiratorial thinking and paranoid delusions involve an unjust, persistent, and sometimes bizarre conviction. Unlike conspiracy theorists, people with a paranoid delusion are almost always the only target of the presumed conspiracy, and they usually stand alone in their conviction. Furthermore, conspiracy theories are not based as much on unusual experiences of their inner self, reality, or interpersonal contacts. CONCLUSIONS Conspirational thinking is common in uncertain circumstances. It gives grip, certainty, moral superiority and social support. Extreme conspirational thinking seems to fit current psychiatric definitions of paranoid delusions, but there are also important differences. To make a distinction with regard to conspiratorial thinking, deepening of conventional definitions of delusions is required. Instead of the strong focus on the erroneous content of delusions, more attention should be given to the underlying idiosyncratic, changed way of experiencing reality.
GEN2REV
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Is there any possibility in the world that YOU live in (mentally) that people could ever be punished for exposing secrets that would cost certain parties millions, or even billions, of dollars?
Is that possible or just another kooky Conspiracy Theory?
You would have to show me an actual example. So we can examine it. Let's not conjecture on nothing.
GEN2REV
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Yeah, ok.
Whatever.
You're not the kind of person who's ever going to listen to any real sound reason on any matter.
Enjoy your charade.
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