So if I have this idea right... because the energy in the belts poses a threat to satellites (among other man-made objects that arguably have no right to be there in the first place)... the idea is to string big long wires up into the belts in order to drain off the energy... because big long wires stringing across orbital paths couldn't possibly interfere with any man-made objects.

Ask any pilot who ever flew his ultralight into high-tension transmission lines how well that idea worked out for them.

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Conan O'Brien Exposes Blatant News Scripting

Yeah, because Conan O'Brien is all about hard-hitting news... like The Onion.

Forget who Conan O'Brien is... were the news reports all a coincidence? No.

You're right. It's a sign of how shitty our education system is that even writers have no creativity.

The writers have no creativity? dont you think there is something bigger going on here?

Good point. I don't need you to tell me that gas prices are back on the rise...

I never believed gas prices would go up until Conan told me they would; then I knew it was inevitable.

The gas news clip shows the reach of Zionist occupation at work.
http://powerpointparadise.com/Octopus.gif

Looks like the capitalist one to me.

Absolutely, the Illuminati is behind the harlem shake because those annoying videos are everywhere and produced by everybody.

Time to get back in the mystery mobile Scoob this ones a wrap.

The significance of the video compared to your Harlem shake example would mean numerous dancing videos showing the exact same song and dance.

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In 2003, Stephen Harper and Australian Prime Minister John Howard deliver largely identical speeches urging their nations to join George W. Bush's Coalition of the Willing to go to war with Iraq.
Fucking muppet :fullofwin:

If free speech means you're allowed to spew whatever bizarre shit comes to mind, then it means I'm allowed to tell you it's stupid. Free speech works both ways.

it's bs to you i don't care, you're going to die and you're going to see what i'm saying if you don't understand now

this is why so few people get into secret societies, because they're not teachable, if you want to learn a concept then you have to go in by "ok, i don't know what this information is so i'll listen to it, and i'm going to question it until i understand it". i don't really care if ignorant people don't understand, i'm still going to tell you what's going on. this isn't conspiracy to me, it's first hand experience. and some things i don't even say because it's even more full of fuck

OK, so wait. Either it's teachable or it's not.

Teaching comes in two kinds: direct instruction and responsive instruction. Either you tell me what to believe and I listen to you, or I ask you questions and you answer them. Or some combination of the two.

I have been asking questions. And believe it or not, it's because I do want to know. There's something in the back of my mind that says the world isn't right. But the biggest problem? Nobody can either prove what they are saying, or disprove the natural answers. "When there are two competing theories, the simpler one is more likely to be true." Occam's razor. Without proof, it requires too many suppositions. And on those suppositions, many of the people who agree that there is a conspiracy disagree about who is behind it or pulling the strings.

How can I believe when nobody is consistent?

This is the only thing that I ever saw that was super eerie.

Here's a counter-theory to the "Chris Carter predicted it" concept: someone in Al Qaeda was an X-Files fan, saw this, and said, "Hey, we could make it look just like in this show - that'll freak the shit out of some people for sure!"

Remember that whole "Nostrodamus predicted 9/11" thing?

Yeah.

links the stuff better than me just skip over parts and parts, i'm sure you'll get the picture

the truth is.......THEY OUT TO GET YOU BRAH!

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Maybe late, but have y'all seen this one yet? Joe Rogan Podcast with Dr. Steven Greer on UFO's and Gov't Cover-up