🚀 go-pugleaf

I agree about the need to feel important part of your point,
but I must of read about 3000 pages of stuff related to this and their
really is evidence,sure their is alot of bullshit their to confuse you.


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- wrote in message <35bca10b.119513682@news2.cais.com>...
>Dave <davidmcg@cqm.co.uk> Said this:
>
>>Hmmm..
>>
>>That's not all..
>>
>>How many ppl in the group are willing to believe the fact that the AIDS
>>virus was NOT ACCIDENTAL.  After reading a txt file recently of a
>>supposed interview that took place in America, it was revealed that the
>>AIDS virus could either be the result of chemical warfare research gone
>>wrong or a attempt at population control by the US Government.
>
>Oh geez.
>
>>
>>Personally, I'm more willing to believe the latter.  Both government's
>>are all back-stabbing bastards and nobody will ever change my opinion on
>>that.
>>
>>Makes you think though, does'nt it.  How many more secrets has the
>>government kept from us over the years.  Why are they so afraid of ppl
>>like ourselves, are they afraid we might uncover something we should'nt.
>
>Afraid?  Get real.  No government is afraid of it's people.  Think
>about it.  "Democracy"?  What, like your vote is going to affect the
>balance of power?  Please.  Popular elections and the entire concept
>of a democracy is just there to placate us while the government keeps
>doing what it does best, which is GOVERN.  Big whoopdeedoo.
>
>>
>>I think we all might have the idea that all this shit about secret bases
>>in Nevada could be rumoured by the government themselves to cover up
>>something a bit more sinister.
>
>Please.  I live outside D.C., and I hang around with people employed
>at NSA, Fema, the Pentagon, and every where else - the government is
>definitely not trying to hide anything.  If anything, it's trying to
>push more and more in your face so you will be so fucking scared: of
>crime, of disease, of this, of that, so that you will gladly sit back
>and let them make more laws. But to be totally honest, a government is
>not an entity in the sense that it can plan in that capacity.  A
>government is a collection of many disparate agencies, offices, and
>"leaderships".  To think that a cohesive (and devious) plan would come
>from all that is ridiculous.  In fact, it might just be the lack of
>organization among all the various parts of the government that
>creates the appearance of some sinister plot.
>
>The basic idea of a conspiracy stems from a person's need to feel
>important.  If there's a conspiracy, it helps legitimize their view of
>the world revolving around them.  Trust me, you mean nothing to the
>government, I mean nothing to the government, neither of us means
>anything, even to the next guy.  Everyone's insignificant, nobody is
>the center of the universe.  Most of the general public, having never
>actually emerged from the dark ages like those of us in the top 2% of
>the intellectual class, don't want to accept the fact that they are
>inconsequential, insignificant, and most definitely not the primary
>focus of at least one government agency.  I suppose it makes them feel
>"valid" or something.
>
>>
>>I am now going to shutup before this posting begins to sound like some
>>bad episode of the X-Files...
>>
>
>Wouldn't life be great if it happened the way some drug-affected,
>low-salaried script writer envisioned it?
>
>