You're a bad listener. I never said I was a pilot. I said I used to fly.

My entire family owned and flew small planes, acrobatic and otherwise. I flew with them often and took flying lessons.




The irony is that you are the paranoid one. You are too afraid to look at the evidence. The idea that there is a multinational population reduction campaign is so scary to you that you choose to reject the evidence-based idea without even checking it out.

You actually sound like a university professional.. Oh yea.

(1) Here's a true lesson in paranoid denial:

http://urlbam.com/ha/Nzzz

Here is the evidence of a multinational population reduction program:

http://urlbam.com/ha/M001R

Here's another lesson about paying attention to details (do you have mercury fillings?)

I didn't say, "being paid". I said "being compensated".




Here's a lesson for you Mr. sellout.

My conspiracy education has nothing to do with YouTube. I have been studying white collar crime, law, and conspiracy to commit crimes for 20 years, long before YouTube existed.

My serious study of large-scale conspiracies began after witnessing events that were later lied about in the national news media. Not mistaken. Not misreported. Lied about.

I then found a surprising number of people who witnessed outright mainstream media lies that they had witnessed as well.

We were part of a political group that formed a study group and began doing legal research. We found incredible lies, coverups, and conspiracies embedded in the way laws were being applied.

Our study venue included law libraries, government book depositories, and law references.

I understand that you've bought into your personal "conspiracy theory" stereotype those stereotypes that you've seen on the news (and YouTube) yourself (how ironic), but that stereotype is a lie.

Large-scale conspiracies began to become in vogue in the U.S. when they gained credibility. This began when ex-military officers began sharing information and discovering that the U.S. was involved in compartmentalization in order to conceal illegal activities. These retired military officers, having solid credibility, began to expose crimes against humanity that were being committed.

The military industrial complex began to fight back by attempting to discredit them (a typical tactic).

You see, your stereotype about large-scale conspiracies has been formed by the emotional coercion that you are subject to, not fact, not reality, but your desire.

An emotional view of reality is formed in people who face trauma and need to block out information that is too scary or traumatic to handle.

In short, those who deny conspiracies are too paranoid to face the evidence. This is why their arguments are emotionally-based.

The simple truth is that nearly all white collar crime committed today is committed by 2 or more people, by definition, a conspiracy.




Wrong again Mr. University.

(1) You're misinformed. Your IP address is not private information.

(2) You're contradicting yourself. If you make no secret of it, then how is it "private"?


Does someone need a hug?