Winston wrote:Great points HouseMD. I agree with most of what you say. History does repeat itself and human nature never seems to nature. Every revolution only exchanges one tyrant for another. Same events, different names.
But that doesn't mean that conspiracies don't exist, or that governments don't lie and stage events and cover up their crimes. Not all conspiracy claims are BS. Some have irrefutable evidence that will convince reasonable people.
You have to understand that truth is NOT on one extreme or another, it's usually somewhere in the middle. Agreed?
Are you an MD? Do you work in a clinic?
When China's monarchy collapsed in 1911, did they blame foreign influence on that too, since China was occupied by American and European forces during the Opium Wars?
There are certainly conspiracies. I do not dispute that. Look at all of the governments the USA has destabilized over the years, all to protect our own interests. There's people in the CIA that practically have Ph.D.s in destroying the governments of other nations if they threaten the USA (though this nearly always proves to burn us in the end-yet we never learn and decide to stop doing it). Powerful people often work behind closed doors to get what they want. But powerful people tend to not work together very well, especially for extended periods of time. I simply believe human beings incapable of both designing and successfully executing a plan for a global world order. There will never be one faction of elite so solidified that they would be willing to do anything and everything necessary to ensure their dominance, because the terms of whatever new order arose would no doubt not be equally favorable to all of the elite that would be required to implement such a plan.
The elites didn't get to where they are by working entirely together. They got there by being cutthroat and knowing their enemies better than they know their own family so that they could be outmaneuvered, be it in business or politics, and by providing quid pro quo deals to buy what passes for "friendship" at the top of the global socioeconomic ladder.
The truth being somewhere in the middle is a prime logical fallacy by the way, known as the "middle ground fallacy" in debate. If you want to get good at logical debate and logical reasoning, try to avoid logical fallacies in your arguments. It would be best to state that, while no global conspiracies exist, surely some conspiracies do, and provide proven examples of conspiracies from history. The reason avoiding logical fallacies is so important is because if you commit them in your arguments, it makes it easy for intelligent people to simply dismiss your argument on the part of faulty logic. Honing your logic can both win hearts and minds and keep people from viewing you as a crackpot. Here's a few examples of the most common sins of debate one can commit:
https://yourlogicalfallacyis.com/pdf/Fa ... r16x24.pdf
Anyways, absent any Jewish elite uber plot to crush humanity beneath the heels of tyrants, the simple fact is there are two likely outcomes for modern society within the next few centuries. Either the Western economy will collapse and all the powers will shift, as they have so many times before, or a massive pandemic will wipe out a large portion of the global population and humanity will experience a severe decline in development. I've been a member of ISID for a number of years, and I've read many reports about pandemic scenarios. We're overdue for one, they usually hit every 60-100 years. The problem with this is that modern society basically collapses in any scenario in which 20% of the population is lost. That is -well- within reason for a pandemic. I really wish I had the paper on me, but what it comes down to is our infrastructure is so fragile that if we lost 20% of the people that keep it going, much of it would be irreversibly damaged over a short period of time. On top of this the markets weren't built for massive population decline, and whenever the markets don't know how to react, they crash. There's just so many terrible things that will happen, and it is basically inevitable in a world as totally connected as ours is today. Don't be afraid of a bunch of bankers, because they won't be your end. Mother nature will. Given a long enough timescale, nature will claim everyone and everything you love and turn it to dust, every last man, woman, child, school, and church. Every invisible line we've drawn in the sand and every bullshit racial division we've drawn based on the shade of our skin. So enjoy what you've got while you've got it, because all there is is what we've got right now. Fearing the boogeyman Jew won't change the reality of things.
Also, foreigners were partly responsible for the fall of China. Absent foreign influence that made the monarchy appear ineffective and outdated, China would certainly have remained a kingdom.
And finally, I'm a medical student. Will be a doctor in a few years, probably specializing in emergency medicine, but for now I'm just a poor guy that reads too many textbooks and dreams of traveling like I used to.