Don’t Want Others to Know, Call it a Conspiracy Theory!

There is some debate over when the term Conspiracy Theory started.  Some say the CIA started using the term in 1967 to discredit anyone who challenged an official narrative.  Some say, it was used after the assassination of Kennedy in 1963 to discredit anyone challenging the official version of that event.  Other sources state it was used as early as the 1870’s and became more common in the 50’s.  Whenever it started, it has always been used to describe information that is not part of the official narrative that someone, usually the government, has determined should be kept from the public. 

 The CIA might not have invented the term, but they were probably involved in using it to program the public to turn away and ignore anyone or any information declared part of a conspiracy theory.  This programming was mostly done by ridiculing the conspiracy theorist or their information, using established talking points and generous amounts of humor about how foolish the theory is. 

 If you are not a current conspiracy theorist researcher, check your response to the term conspiracy theory.  When asked, most people say they automatically want to distance themselves from the information or the conspiracy theorist.  Some say they feel shame or fear regarding looking into a conspiracy theory.  Notice the media continues to feed this shame or fear by regularly talking about conspiracy theories in a humorous manner, as if no one would be so crazy to believe any of this.  This causes the public to believe you would be ridiculed by others, if you discuss it.  The media may portray the information or the theorist as causing harm to the public, as if they might mind control you into a cult, if you aren’t protected from this information.    

 You might think it is better to just stay away from conspiracy theories, because they really aren’t true.  However, there are countless examples of conspiracy theories that were later proven to be true. 

 Here are a few examples

 ·       Cigarettes can cause cancer.  For a long time. this was a conspiracy theory.  Doctors were paid to say cigarettes were good for your mental health and were absolutely safe

·       Priests abuse children and the church hides it.  The Catholic church is still trying to recover from this being revealed as true.

·       UFOs exist.  Recently, the government is releasing information that UFOs do exist, after denying it for decades

·       There is life on other planets.  Recently, NASA announced that there is life on other planets and some of it may be similar to us

·       The government is spying on us.  Edward Snowden exposed the NSA.

·       The Gulf of Tonkin attack never happened.  In 1964, President Johnson told the public that US ships were attacked by the Vietnamese to gain support for the Vietnam War.  In 2005, official documents were released by the NSA confirming the attack never happened.

·       Vaccines cause autism.  This one seems to be on the edge of breaking into an accepted truth.  There is plenty of evidence on this.

 Now you are probably thinking, okay so some of them are true, but the truth always comes to the surface, so I don’t need to get involved.  In normal times, I might agree with you, but we aren’t in normal times.  You might think that we are in a battle between the Liberals and the Conservatives.  A battle between the Left and the Right or maybe between Capitalism and Socialism, but you would be wrong.  We are in a battle between the truth and the lies we have been told.  We are in a battle between a future being controlled by a one world order or retaining our country and personal sovereignty.  We are in a spiritual battle between the Light and the Dark and we need you to wake up so your voice will be heard.  We need you to wake up, so your divine light will shine and awaken others.

Take the challenge to explore a conspiracy theory.  Look at several, as you will start to see patterns and how the puzzle pieces fit together.  Be skeptical.  Be curious.  Don’t try to force a conspiracy theory into either being true or not true.  Just understand what information has been hidden.  If it is true, it will continue to move to the surface for healing.