The Conspiratorial Mind: A Meta-Analytic Review

I really want to be outspoken here.

There is a conspiracy against your natural destinies.

Many.

Let's take this most obvious for example, the conspiracy to deny there are conspiracies.

It may be called intellectually lazy or dishonest. Or perhaps a false sense of assurance that the most normalized conventionally adherent ideas are safe.

If the karma killers will allow me to run with this a little, I offer a retort.

You live a lie.

Your life is a lie.

All that you believe of this world is a lie.

You live a bankrupt lie.

A borrowed lie.

A lie too big to fail. One which lumbers on at the expense of the lives of others.

Which lie? There are so many. The biggest lie is one masking a great taboo. One in which truth is so adamantly deniable merely speaking of it relegates the claimant to crazy delusional crackpot insanity.

We are not alone in our own minds.

There is a secret which is as old as civilization, and perhaps it is pointless to even describe as it will do you little good in its discovery.

This reveal explains all other conspiracies in new light, as those postulating before merely could not comprehend the true nature of their actuality.

I tell you there is a secret governance of thought control, a log established culture by which those conditioned by a lifetime of specialized development have the ability to circumnavigate our minds. The ability (many separate and divergent abilities) to infiltrate our minds and reshape our conceptual perceptions from within.

There is a secret war within us, one shooting up our kids in schools, fomenting conflicts (race hate), spreading corruption for fun and for profit, and taking the place of God in our minds.

This conspiracy is American Thought Control, and these wage a war upon us which we have already lost.