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RE: You Must Be Crazy to Talk About Reality: UFOs and 'The Gods of Eden'- A Tinfoil Gospel Review
You know, I'm with you there, brother. People always dismiss conspiracy theories as just that--theories. But, everything has a basis, and it's just not something that could be made up. I have read about this extensively as well, talking about conflicts and religion and media washing. Everything is connected, and I think you hit the nail right on the head there.
It's just so silly to dismiss things as they are. If we dig deep enough I'm sure there are things that would seem stranger than fiction. Everything we see on the surface shouldn't be just taken at face value. I'm glad there are people out there who continually question everything, or else doubts would just be covered over time.
There is one thing that I've noticed about the system; one of it's key engines is the mind of the population itself, and lots of psychology and marketing techniques are used-- I can see now that these programs must constantly be employed against us Earthlings because our nature tells us constantly that there must be a better way to live, and we would all be able to live splendidly if we were left alone for just a little while. Without the constant programming, we would quickly remember our humanity and would revert to goodness naturally.
Yeah, you know what, I wholeheartedly agree with you. When I read history, I can't help but envy the great strides our ancestors have made, and I couldn't reconcile why we seem to be lagging behind. Hidden agendas and manipulation are a real detriment, and I keep asking myself why we let it happen. Power has a way to force itself upon the people it governs.
When all of the conspiracy stuff through history is compiled like this, I see a lot of psychological aspects to the manipulation, to the point where it appears that culturally, we not only allow the inhuman systems to continue, but a well-conditioned herd will actually defend those systems with their lives, or the lives of their children, calling it "the economy" so that everyone agrees that we need things to remain in place the way that they are, for comfort and the illusion of security.
I refer to this book a lot because not only do I consider it a must-read for anyone interested in the topic of ufo's, it also shows how long this has been going on, how it's done, and how the technology that will revolutionize everything has been kept from us all this time.
The way they do it is quite impressive actually, with all things considered. Very sustainable, as they just plant seeds, and the herd does all of the heavy lifting. We all get used to something being the norm that we forget there are other ways. Questioning what's in place just leads to ridicule and dismissal, but really enlightenment can't be achieved through closed eyes.
I have come across that before, but I don't have a copy of my own. Perhaps I'll try to swing by some bookstores one of these days to see if they have that in stock.
I've heard that even the term 'conspiracy theory' was invented to obfuscate the assassination of JFK in the 1960s, so that all incriminating ideas could be so labeled, and marginalized. I'm still surprised when anyone uses the term to ridicule an idea, but I guess it still works to poison wells of info.
Ugh! That's news to me! Man, the manipulation... those sorts of things are what I think blockchain technology could solve. The lack of transparency is just so disgusting. History is marred by all those embelishments.
Yes every mistake is indelibly lodged in the blockchain in the future. We are looking at the future here, and it feels like the kind of story with a good ending-- we humans are bound to win, with our care and creativity also being stored in the data.