: Some Dare Call it Conspiracy

Some Dare Call it Conspiracy

Wednesday, October 24, 2001 - 10:27 am

Some Dare Call it Conspiracy, by Pat Krenik

Hello, Readers:

You may or may not know who I am, but for the purpose of this dissertation I'm just an ordinary person who is really, really, tired of conspiracy theories. Perhaps you have not been inundated with them. Lucky you. I have been.

Who from? From those interested in UFO's to ex-Scientologists who believe that the Church of Scientology has been taken over by Marcabians. Those and others spout forth that the World-bank is trying to control us, implanters (people who want to enslave us) are controlling us, the World Health Organization is the source of our evils, and that genetically there was a lizard population who now look like us, still in key control points on this planet.

According to some, we are being monitored from outer space, or every body on this planet has a spirit being controlled from a distance. These "monitors" of course, are part of a group totally dedicated to the enslavement of mankind.

I'm here to tell you that none of it is true. It just isn't. Mankind has always imagined, filled in answers, to things they didn't understand. That is how superstitions started.

This conspiracy stuff looks like a group dramatization of the same irresponsibility that a person has when he says, "He did it, she did it, they did it, mother did it, father did it, the government did it, money did it, lack of money did it, God did it, I didn't do anything." It is the assignment of other cause instead of anything that is even relatively close to truth. Now it is "UFO's did it" "monitors" did it, illuminati did it, and various government alphabet soups did it, but, I didn't do anything.

Of course there are people and groups who try to be in control. Man is very territorial. Of course certain groups amass more wealth than others, and try to maintain it through family connections over lifetimes. Of course there are wars, because you have "haves" and "have nots". It doesn't take much savvy to grasp that problem.

There are those who believe in past lives, that is, that they have lived before, that they are immortal beings. Whether you believe this or not, if it is true, then these immortal beings have had a lot of experience and have engaged in a much wider range of history where beings were attempting to control other beings for their own benefit. But if so, we are as guilty as they, for if the premise is true at all, we would have been in there trying to control others for our own benefits or that of any group we were connected with.

If so, it stands to reason, that many "games" were played, for whatever reason. If so, that is all "past", it isn't happening now. What happens now is only dramatization, a play-acting of distant memories.

To accuse your fellow man of being "implanters" is just plain crazy. Oh, yes, there are probably a few kooks on this planet with nasty needles, hypnotic commands, and devious purposes. Those don't compare with the "conspiracy theories" which is absolutably crazy re: group dynamics.

I say, "Nix on conspiracy theories." We have enough problems with present time terrorists conspiring to do us in. We do not have to pull in the past to explain their crazy behavior. We do not need conspiracy theories for justifications for our own inabilities to face up to the world.