232 Quotes About Conspiracy

The trial of hapless Timothy McVeigh shared many things in commonwith the “trials” of other scapegoats from the past. Like Bruno RichardHauptmann, James Earl Ray, and Sirhan Sirhan, McVeigh received ineptlegal representation. Stephen Jones presented almost no defense, restingafter only three and a half days and just twenty-five witnesses. Evenestablishment talking head attorney Alan Dershowitz would criticize theincompetent defense McVeigh received.

There is no question that, if John F. Kennedy Jr. had lived, he would havebeen a formidable political candidate. But his premature death prevented usfrom ever knowing if he indeed would have publicly confronted the deathsof his father and uncle, and other related issues.

George W. Bush’s legacy will always be defined by the events of September11, 2001, which provided him with something of a delayed mandate.Without 9/11, there would have been no unconstitutional Patriot Act, noHomeland Security Department, no decade-long occupation of Iraq andAfghanistan, and no open-ended “war on terror.” As such, it is important tolook closely at exactly what really happened on 9/11/2001.

Whether important policy decisions are made at Bohemian Grove or not,it is at the very least disturbing to know that our leaders are gathering togetherto worship a massive owl, dress in robes, and recite occult incantations.

According to intelligence contacts of Sauncho’s, it had been common CIA practice for a while to put Nixon’s face on phony North Vietnamese bills, as part of a scheme to destabilize the enemy currency by airdropping millions of these fakes during routine bombing raids over the north. But Nixonizing U.S. currency this way was not as easily explained, nor sometimes even appreciated.

No one creates a double-edged sword without the intent of using both sides.

He - and Cal - prefer a more generalized outlook on the End Times, recognizing it could come from anything: superstorms, polar shifts, invasion by the Chinese, attack by the U.S. government on its own people, aliens, EMP, God's wrath on a sin-filled world, killer bees. (Chance notes that no one mentions "Rogue AI with a penchant for Greek mythology." He figures someone should update their menu, because it is riding to number one on the charts with a bullet.)

I say, they [those at the top] don't have to conspire, because they all think alike. The president of General Motors and the president of Chase Manhattan Bank really are not going to disagree much on anything, nor would the editor of the New York Times disagree with them. They all tend to think quite alike, otherwise they would not be in those jobs.

Nine knew from experience it was simply about those powerful few, the secret elite, who manipulated the world’s nations. On his many international assignments over the years, he had discovered the so-called evil countries were all too often controlled by the same people who ran the countries fighting to liberate them.