UNDER CONSTRUCTION
None Dare Call it Conspiracy
Chapter 1
Don't Confuse Me with Facts
We believe that many of the major world events that are shaping our destinies occur because somebody or somebodies have planned them that way... We shall attempt to prove that we are not really dealing with coincidence or stupidity, but with planning and brilliance.
Summary
Many Americans feel that something is amiss in the U.S. by observing the constant turmoil in all areas of life, especially in politics. Due to the obfuscation, manipulation, and deceit of media outlets however, it is difficult to pinpoint the causes of these issues. All-pervading inequity is deemed as "accidental", or as a series of mishaps, despite repeatedly occurring under presidents and legislatures of all political affiliations. These politicians promise to solve these issues, yet they continue to perpetuate the same policies as their predecessors.
FDR stated, "In politics, nothing happens by accident. If it happens, you can bet it was planned that way." Those who believe this - that political turmoil and major world events happen by planning, not accident - are mocked. Scholars, journalists, and other public personalities deny conspiracy truths in order to preserve their egos, or because they're "in the know". The author states, "...these people have over the years acquired a strong vested emotional interest in their own errors. Their intellects and egos are totally committed to the accidental theory. Most people are highly reluctant to admit that they have been conned or have shown poor judgment."
An effective strategy to discredit those who expose conspiracy is to attack their character or ridicule them, rather than challenge their claims. This serves to help the attacker avoid refuting the facts. Most people would rather keep quiet than suffer ad hominem or satirical attacks. Another tactic is to "...expand the conspiracy to the extent it becomes absurd."
Those who deny conspiracy truths, or "accidentalists", assert that all of our problems stem solely from poverty, disease, and ignorance. In reality, conspirators use these three - whether they be genuine or fabricated - as tools to justify the erosion of individual liberties. Accidentalists ignore the fact that severe turmoil has repeatedly been used to induce - and has followed - Communist takeovers in prosperous nations. These nations then experience extreme hardship.
There are many noteworthy individuals who are aware of a secret network of individuals and organizations who desire to dominate nations and ultimately the world. Some are even in support of such a cause. Dr. Carroll Quigley of Georgetown University states that these conspirators seek "nothing less than to create a world system of financial control in private hands able to dominate the political system of each country and the economy of the world as a whole." The professor was permitted to examine the secret documents of this network in the 1960's. Dr. Quigley also states that "...[the individual's] freedom and choice will be controlled within very narrow alternatives..."
The conspirators use every means at their disposal to accomplish their designs. They are very efficient. They also strongly endeavor to remain hidden. It is a daunting task to expose them, as they belong to the "highest social strata". They are wealthy, educated, cultured, and well known for philanthropy. They know that experts and business professionals, those who could defend private enterprise, won't challenge them due to intimidation or complacency.
The author hopes that the conspirators have underestimated the courage and patriotism of the American people. They believe that there are still enough individuals who would prioritize God, family, and country over their own reputation.
An effective strategy to discredit those who expose conspiracy is to attack their character or ridicule them, rather than challenge their claims. This serves to help the attacker avoid refuting the facts. Most people would rather keep quiet than suffer ad hominem or satirical attacks. Another tactic is to "...expand the conspiracy to the extent it becomes absurd."
Those who deny conspiracy truths, or "accidentalists", assert that all of our problems stem solely from poverty, disease, and ignorance. In reality, conspirators use these three - whether they be genuine or fabricated - as tools to justify the erosion of individual liberties. Accidentalists ignore the fact that severe turmoil has repeatedly been used to induce - and has followed - Communist takeovers in prosperous nations. These nations then experience extreme hardship.
There are many noteworthy individuals who are aware of a secret network of individuals and organizations who desire to dominate nations and ultimately the world. Some are even in support of such a cause. Dr. Carroll Quigley of Georgetown University states that these conspirators seek "nothing less than to create a world system of financial control in private hands able to dominate the political system of each country and the economy of the world as a whole." The professor was permitted to examine the secret documents of this network in the 1960's. Dr. Quigley also states that "...[the individual's] freedom and choice will be controlled within very narrow alternatives..."
The conspirators use every means at their disposal to accomplish their designs. They are very efficient. They also strongly endeavor to remain hidden. It is a daunting task to expose them, as they belong to the "highest social strata". They are wealthy, educated, cultured, and well known for philanthropy. They know that experts and business professionals, those who could defend private enterprise, won't challenge them due to intimidation or complacency.
The author hopes that the conspirators have underestimated the courage and patriotism of the American people. They believe that there are still enough individuals who would prioritize God, family, and country over their own reputation.
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