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Sorry to lower the tone of the intelligent political talk going. But….

“John Conner of The Resistance”

..did that not make anyone else chuckle?

He lacks wisdom?

Coming from you that made me do a lol.

His comment about right-wing Americans was aimed at the authors of many of these articles and not you.

You lack even basic communication skills and you have no critical faculties whatsoever, otherwise this would have been obvious.

You spend about 20 hours a day trawling the internet looking for any conspiracy theory that backs up your idea that the world is run by a secret cartel who control everything.

You accept ANY conspiracy as fact, no matter how flimsy the evidence, and happily digest disinformation as if it were the gospel truth.

You believe that propaganda is the solely a weapon of the Goverment, and assume anyone who is anti-Government or anti-US is automatically a saint working for the good of the people.

You immediately resort to insults when anyone points any of this out to you. NWO-Gimpslave particularly cracked me up…

When people counter, and ask you what you are doing to combat injustice in the world, you have no answer. All you want to do is cut and paste or post links to infowars and Alex Jones articles.

You seem to have no real interest in politics or social welfare.

All you do is post conspiracy theories on the net and when people point out the many flaws in their logic, you respond by calling them sheep.

You sir, are a moron.

“No problemo”

..sorry!

To be honest I find the stuff that CT23 posts interesting to read. I don’t necassarily believe in any of it (some of the 9-11 stuff seems too flawless to be pure fantasy though) but I like to read the theories and the ideas behind some of the conspiracies, so carry on CT23 mate. Just don’t get so wound up if people don’t agree with your way of thinking because it’s bound to happen a proportion of the time innit 🙂

Quote from http://www.infowars.com/articles/nwo/occult_dismantling_georgia_guidestones.htm (from the original thread message):

“The origination of the Georgia Guidestones is steeped in bizarre mysticism. They were said to be paid for by an anonymous man with the unlikely name of R.C. Christian back in 1979. Indeed, the name of the donor has remained a secret ever since. As folk legend would have it, a certain Mr. Christian came to town out of nowhere and just as quickly returned to nowhere.”

I’m assuming R.C. Christian is an allusion to Christian Rosen Creutz, the legendary founder of Rosicrucianism.

The Georgia Guidestones are a bit strange indeed!

CT23 – is your screen name the nickname of one of Professor Shulgin’s psychedelic drugs? Anyway, l don’t have a problem with what you’ve written (l’ve only skimmed through it).

Here’s an interesting book l found on the internet. It is called The Rainbow Swastika. (Swastika, Nazism, Germany – Rosicrucianism started in modern-day Germany l believe? Its teachings were said by CRC to be derived from some Persian King who taught him [Christian RC] the deep secrets of alchemy and other gnostic matters l think – gnosticism is neutral to good and evil l believe. But then again, early Rosicrucianism was quite antagonistic towards the Eastern sages.) The Rainbow Swastika posits that the New Age movement, with its Spiritual Eugenics, Master Races of Extraterrestrial Creators and plethora of Snake Cults is a resurgence of Nazism. There are a number of logical flaws with the general site in the link below, so please exercise your own reasoning.

http://www.lermanet.com/rainbow-swaztika/