Conspiracy 101
Have you ever wondered what the
world might be like if we did not have to work for a living, or maybe just work
if we WANT to? What about ponder over how our monetary system works, as far as
who makes the money and who gets to decide how much is produced in order to
dispense it among the people of the US? Religion, as always, it can be a touchy
subject for everyone, but haven’t you ever thought about why there are so many
religions and how is it possible that with all the different types of religion,
every individual believes wholeheartedly that their religious beliefs are
right and others are wrong…how is this possible & what makes them think
this? Finally, what about our privacy? When it comes to privacy how far is any
government willing to go?
These are all questions that I
started to wonder about since the 9/11 event occurred in 2001. After the towers
collapsed I began to hear teachers and friends throw the idea around of how it
could be possible that this was no act of terrorism or accident. It was around
that time that I thought I’d start to poke around and do my own digging to
disprove them. Not too long after that I began to cross lines with other
theories related to government, religion, science, etc. As I was researching and
clicking away, I found myself asking questions left and right about what I had
just watched and read. There seemed to be an abundance of facts that followed
as well, which made my search much more intense. It’s taken quite a long time,
14 years actually, for me personally to fully feel as passionate about looking
into all the possible alternatives to life as we know it. It is simply amazing
what you can find out with a little detective work. The best part of looking
into conspiracy theories is when all the questions you once had about the “what
if’s” take a turn and actually start to connect and bring to light that central
idea that you once asked yourself when researching you’re topic of internet.
See, when you’re looking into theories concerning money, and then let’s say you
jump to theories on vaccines, but then switch to looking into population
conspiracy, it becomes easy to get lost. I know I would get lost and its only
recently within the past few years that I remember to consolidate, so to speak,
all of what I’ve researched and put it into one single perspective. However, it
is important to sort out what is actually fact and fiction when doing your
conspiracy hunts. The good news is that if you simply think logically about
what ideas are being presented to you then you’ll be in good shape.
So you must be asking yourself, what
is the point of conspiracy 101? Simple, how to start a journey to alternative
perspectives on conspiracy such as government, privacy, religion, global
warming, and many others. However, these topics are only topics of interest to
me; you can use these ideas to help generate thoughts for your own theories and
ideas. Remember, knowledge is always a great power to have, a little curiosity
never hurts. So let’s dive in!
Annica
Bankster
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