Afraid of the evil called 'Terra'? Consider this..

I will never understand why people visit that particular site and admit they read such crap there.

I'm sure others will come in and agree that everything to do with a terrorist attack was an inside plot - but the paranoia on that site is way over the top.

I thought this was going to be a thread about the evil that is TerraK. Now I'm completely disappointed.

I must admit - I thought it was going to be about Terrak too! :rolleyes:

Lol. Sorry to disappoint. And certainly no disrespect to TerraK. I've respected her since she arrived here.

I keep hearing the voice of Bush J.R. in my head trying to pronunce the word 'terror'.. always comes out 'terra'.

I don't know how credible that site is. Most have some kind of agenda, but not researching something for the sake of finding the truth, to me, is irresponsible and a little loony.

The Wizard of OZ would rather you NOT believe there's someone behind the curtain..

Grant

Don't worry, Grant. Terror can sound like Terra.

And...the FBI just raided Terra's town sub shop, so they're getting closer to ending her reign of...terra.

This is funny -

Our Terra is so sweet that I have always thought of her as a southern belle (without the plastic) - well that and her pink cowboy hat -

I was just going to comment on that last night in Terra's thread on a possible Terraist realizing she is in Michigan not Texass.

Now Grant and JR - "I keep hearing the voice of Bush J.R. in my head trying to pronunce the word 'terror'.. always comes out 'terra'."

So much for DAYJER VOOO -

The Wizard really did it. He is really there behind the curtain and his name is Shadow.

The thing is there really is no curtain - it is just smoke and mirrors.

and 'where there is smoke there is fire'.

I think anybody that doesn't at least consider that 'Mom and Apple Pie' are long gone needs a wake up call.

There is Terra everywhere -

Right in Mom's back yard -

I think most of us realize that there are "agendas" afoot...that have nothing to do with benefiting the citizenry.

...and I like to think that for the most part...the difference between a conspiracy theorist and a regular joe...is that the conspiracy theorist might be well steeped in things like...what congress is doing on a daily basis...the executive orders signed by the president...understanding the money trail and who controls what in the world.

The regular Joe...can tell you all about the latest from Kim Kardashian, the price of gas is too high, and what was played on the recent version of the nightly news.

The thing I dislike about the outspoken theorists...is that they themselves embelish in too much sensationalism when trying to get you to understand the possible relationship between soemthing. I think they would gain alot more credibility from regular Joe, if they would cut that out.

An example of this might be...when Alex Jones talks about the TSA groping small children, and the similarities to a police state...he keeps refering to all TSA people as "pedophiles" ...to me that just diminishes the meat of what he's trying to say overall.

They need to take a more objective approach and leave the personal emotion and sensationalism out of it.

PAT -- NOOOOOOOOOOO! Never compare a Yankee with attitude to a Southern Bell. Not. No. Nadda.

Actually, the gov plays on people's fears all the time. They have also been responsible for many false flags and actual murders for their own benefit. How do you think we got to where we are now? There is REAL fascism going on and you don't need concentration camps to have fascism. The corporatization of a government, along with a lack of rule of law is what that word means. We have both. How did we get that way? Voters who refuse to educate themselves before voting - people who believe anything media says - people who refuse to get rid of leaders when they do things that are illegal. If you check your history, you will see that many conspiracy theories have been proved true later down the road.

Those that do not believe ANYTHING can be a conspiracy despite mounds and mounds of evidence or that rich people will commit crimes, including mass murder, to keep or gain more money or control are not thinking critically at all. Those that see EVERYTHING as a conspiracy are operating mirror image to this.


Many of the things Kay listed from a site have actually happened. A few are bunk. Do you know which is which? The idea that a message is false just because it is on a conspiracy site is just as clueless as thinking something is true just because it's on an authority site.

Um,.........not sure how I posted it twice - fixed that. I think those alien lizards that have infiltrated the government invaded my brain for a minute or two and made me glitch. I wish they would stop doing that.

To the best of my recollection I've never seen that site before. I didn't read any other articles on the site, only the article linked in the first post. So, what I'm about to say is based only the content of the linked article and nothing else ... there are several good points made in the article. To dismiss it out of hand because it's on a so-called conspiracy site seems as extreme as thinking everything is a conspiracy.

To insist that something is bull shit just because every little fact isn't listed is a perfect form of denial, too. It's impossible to spoon feed every drop of info to a viewer in a limited article -especially when thorough discussion would take a book. Certain points are presented in an article and if the viewer wants more information, they need to understand it's their responsibility to investigate the issues further. Anyone who writes articles KNOWS they can only present so much information in any one article, so they get out the points that are most central to what the concept is they are attempting to convey. When someone insists that it is all crap because the entire issue isn't covered - that's just an excuse to ignore evidence.

I stopped watching Disney videos for this?

Sounds like the one thing we all agree with, is just about anything we read that's considered newsworthy should be never taken as absolute. For more reasons that one.

Whatever the unknown agenda, articles like this one are highly subjective to the lifestyle of the reader..

If you happen to be a firm believer that nothing bad could ever happen in your town or community, then news that even suggests what you've believed up until that point was based on a series of lies, your entire world must be re-evaluated, questioned, and rediscovered to fill the void.

For some of those people, it's too much emotion to handle all at once. For others, denial is a more fitting solution. But there's always that learning curve we all go through..

Denial- Acceptance- Anger- Sadness- Knowledge

At first, we don't or can't believe the news.
Then there's a point where we accept it.
Then we either get pissed off, or sad
When those emotions pass, we can learn how to fix it, or make changes.

We often do our best work when we are happy, and we don't want anything invading those emotions.

My sister for example. She's one of the nicest people you'd ever meet. But we rarely ever talk about current events because we have two extreme contrasting life experiences while we were growing up. She was always nurtured, an A student, rarely had problems making money, book smart, and avoided anything that dealt with hurting other peoples feelings. The church lady type.

If she ever accepted that 9/11 was an inside job as a belief, I think it would bring her to tears, but it would be a good release for her emotionally. In other words, a healthy balance to adapt street smarts and confidence in that part of life.

For others, articles like that keep people in the pissed-off stage for a while. They have already gone through most emotions, and can't fathom why people can't accept their truth. It's easy to look down at those people as being weak, when in reality, they are strong in NOT accepting new ideas because their guard is still up.

I think the bottom line is, and without sounding to corny, we all care about each other in some way. We share a common ground as Warriors. We need to stick together in these times and do our best to be there for each other..

No matter where you are in the cycle, or what you happen to believe about all this stuff going on.

Grant