Conspiracy Theories

It's too bad that the phrase "conspiracy theory" contains a pitiful-sounding tone as though someone believing in conspiracy is a paranoid, lonely soul. To conspire only means to plan, right? Usually something bad or harmful. Any large corporation contains more than enough folks to be considered powerful enough to conspire to do something harmful. The government or lobbyist organizations also easily fit this description. A conspiracy has to include the element of secrecy as well.

When a powerful organization has the sole goal of making money (as we know businesses do, as they do not willingly include any code of ethics, nor are they bound by one), and they have been proven to lie and mislead the public to do it, isn't that a conspiracy?

We are too afraid to use harsh words, or to be thought of as crazy and dramatic.

Pharmaceutical companies, agribusinesses, cola companies, political organizations all have one agenda which is achieving money and power, and none of them have the word "care" built into their policies. I don't believe in victimization, but when a group of people meet in the same offices and boardrooms every day and have marketing budgets--other budgets--in the millions of dollars, who is making the rules and who is bound to go along?

We are being mocked every day: by our "food" choices, our voting systems, our "justice" systems, our medical and insurance systems. Did you hear how this entire swine flu "epidemic" has been discovered to be a total scam? Who do you think was in favor of propagating these outlandish fears? Follow the money trail: who sells vaccines and drugs? These people are MOCKING US.

My husband is Indian, and he was shocked when he came here and started reading the news. In India, they generally believe Americans are 100% moral and good, that this is a land free of corruption. I was astounded we ever successfully put across such a notion to anyone. It made me sad because this IS who many Americans think we are, which is now laughable, although I would say 100 years ago the average American had many more times the compassion and decency than we do today.

We have an Indian friend who somehow has the stomach to read extremely disturbing facts, and he came across an article about how prison systems are generally private businesses that the government pays to hold prisoners it finds guilty. Do you know there are actually people working for these private prisons who lobby for harsher sentences for juveniles, etc, so they can keep their prisons full and money coming in from its only customer, out government?

Remember the children's book The Emperor's New Clothes? The child in the audience called out the obvious. So please. Be like a child and call out the obvious.

In Conversations With God by Neale Donald Walsh, God says, "If you had any idea how much the public has been played for a fool, thrown for a loop...etc...you would witness an uprising the likes of which you have never seen." Let's make it happen.