Do You Think Fascism and Eugenics under the U.S. Constitution Would be Obvious?

Fascism under the U.S. Constitution will be covert until that Constitution is irrelevant. The role of a fascist press will be to suspend the mind of the public away from the Constitution's destruction. Real Courts must address the real threat of a covert intrusion of subconscious propaganda into the American system, just as the study of subconscious political programming was necessary in the Cold War. Subconscious programming is the real threat to American children, as its machinations are so readily dismissed as only "theory." There is nothing theoretical about the tyranny and power of groupthink conformity under Mind Control.

This week marks the beginning of the 7th year of the US war on Iraq, we're 7-1/2 years into bombing Afghanistan, with 17,000+ more troops now headed that way thanks to the changes wrought by a new administration, and now have US drones bombing Pakistanis at an increased rate ...

America is outraged, OUTRAGED, that AIG execs got $159 million (or is it now $200+ million?) of our money. Where is the outrage over the fact that we're still spending $720 million EVERY DAY on this continuing illegal occupation of Iraq!! Condoleeza Rice is again spewing nonsense, "We never tried to tie Saddam Hussein to 9/11." W. is on the speaking circuit (yes, seriously!) talking about his "momentous" years in the Oval Office while hundreds outside the Calgary Chamber of Commerce demand his arrest as a war criminal. Cheney is still declaring victory in Iraq and proclaiming the economy is crashing because "stuff happens". Omitted: no talk about 600 top engineers and scientists who can prove beyond a reasonable doubt that 9/11 was an inside job. No talk about the energy inside those buildings was a million times higher than a "pancake collapse" would have produced. No talk about a controlled media working only for a small elite and brainwashing millions of children for "endless war" based on lies. No talk about the trillion dollar drug industry which serves world-wide eugenics operations and fueled Wall Street greed and corruption.

Hear how 911Truther and former Bush administration official Catherine Austin Fitts was poisoned after daring to speak the truth.

The fascist attack on 9/11 will not be obvious. In the post-Orwellian age, the truth is neither popular nor easy to understand. When a powerful military controls the media, only the exceptional patriot will actually rise above Mind Control.

5,000 Children Stolen and Abused in One Pennsylvania County.

The following is a collection of general statements purporting to dismiss conspiracy theories heard in various places from mainstream media articles to discussion forums. A separate document with sources and examples will be provided in the future.

Myth #1: Conspiracy theories offer a simplistic view of how the world is run. Myth #2: Extraordinary claims require extraordinary proof Myth #3: Conspiracy theories violate Occam's Razor Myth #4: Conspiracy theorists believe in UFOs / Aliens / Apollo Moon / Holocaust denial Myth #5: Government conspiracy theories provide false relief from fear of real social problems Myth #6: Conspiracy theories violate Popper's rule of falsifiability Myth #7: Governments are unable to cover up their conspiracies Myth #8: Conspiracies would be quickly exposed by the media Myth #9: Conspiracy theories are attractive for their entertainment value Myth #10: Conspiracy theorists repeat their claims no matter how much they are debunked Myth #11: Conspiracy theories undermine confidence in the democratic system Myth #12: Conspiracy theories are based on faith Myth #13: Conspiracy theorists are paranoid and engage in fearmongering Myth #14: Conspiracy theorists are anti-semitic Myth #15: Conspiracy theorists give themselves a false academic façade to tell half-truths Myth #16: Conspiracy theorists are crazy / nutty / kooky / cranky Myth #17: Conspiracy theories assume the involvement of a large number of people Myth #18: Conspiracy whistleblowers would be dead if their claims were true. Myth #19: Conspiracy theories blame evil actors whilst failing to address root causes Myth #20: Conspiracy theories give a sense of exclusive knowledge Myth #21: Conspiracy theorists feel powerless and blame the establishment for their failures Myth #22: Conspiracy theories are reassuring because they give a sense of order Myth #23: Conspiracy theorists accuse people who disagree with them of being part of the cover-up Myth #24: The world is chaotic rather than conspiratorial Myth #25: Conspiracy theorists believe that all aspects of every official story have to be consistent Myth #26: Conspiracy theory is an 'industry' Myth #27: Conspiracy theorists dismiss evidence against their arguments as being part of the conspiracy Myth #28: There have been conspiracy theories about every major historical event Myth #29: Conspiracy theories are convenient to their proponents because they are impossible to prove Myth #30: Conspiracy theories gain acceptance because they make sense out of traumatic events by designating scapegoats Myth #31: People look into conspiracy theories because they bring relief to uncertainty of traumatic events by filling the void Myth #32: Conspiracy theorists select evidence and fix it according to predetermined conclusions Myth #33: Conspiracy theorists are political extremists Myth #34: Conspiracy theorists only look at evidence that confirms their theories Myth #35: Conspiracy theories can cause insurrections Myth #36: Conspiracism results in an excessively diverse set of different narratives based on different assumptions Myth #37: Believing in conspiracy theories makes people become paranoid Myth #38: Conspirators would be overcome with guilt and confess Myth #39: Conspiracy theories can only be proven through official acceptance Myth #40: Conspiracy theories are a waste of time Myth #41: Conspiracy theories ascribe too often on malice what should be blamed on incompetence Myth #42: Conspiracy theories appeal because they validate personal biases Myth #43: People believe in conspiracies because they don't know how things work Myth #44: People believe in conspiracies because they make them feel empowered Myth #45: Conspiracy theories appeal to common sense Myth #46: Conspiracy theories assume that big events cannot result from small causes Myth #47: Conspiracy theories are based on accumulation of circumstantial evidence rather than a chain of evidence Myth #48: Conspiracy theorists over-interpret evidence and documents Credits and Thanks

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