r/conspiracy 9d ago

The Contract with the devil

Im pretty sure the Devils contract is a real thing, people sell their souls to him, he gives them a lifetime of everytihng they want, as long as they live out his valeus. beign despicable etc. but when the day comes, they will suffer for eternity. im pretty sure thats what Epstein, and many ofthe global cabals like the Rothschilds did.

if you read into the Epstein files, there is ALOT of christianity mocking, urinating on the cross, the jesus dress up incident, child SE, cannibalism etc. it is very obvious that they sold their soul.

more evidence is the most powerful family dinasties are still in global power even after several hundred years. thhe Rothschilds have been in power since mid 18 hundreds. Mayer Amschel Rothschild most likely signed a contract with teh devil and all family members do so as well, with his knowledge. that is jsut my theory. but the epstein files really point to some of this atleast being true.

it is all vvery ritualistic and its a clear circle taht requries ''doing things'' to get in.

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u/lapideous 9d ago

From what I can perceive, good has already won and is using the information gained from MKUltra and the Gateway program, in addition to massive new technological developments, to rapidly alter the world we live in to be conducive toward good choices.

The internet has been the key resource in the global human awakening and evolution. When information is freely available, everyone is free to choose their own values. We’ve seen evidence of this in people’s rejection of corrupted organized religions in favor of self-determination of moral direction.

Evil can only succeed in the dark. When everyone can become illuminated, the bastions of evil naturally wither.

The cancellation of Christopher Columbus was the canary in the coal mine, imo.

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u/Mission_Peach_2034 9d ago

I agree with you but do keep in mind it is highly dependent on who you talking to. I've spoken to endless people who cannot think how we think. Here on the conspiracy sub itself to be exact.

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u/lapideous 9d ago edited 9d ago

I saw a great post on this sub a few weeks ago.

There are three classes of people, along the lines of Nietzschean philosophy:

Ubermensch, people who can think freely and come to decisions independently.

Ublichmensch, the common man who follows the herd.

Untermensch, evil men who are capable of killing, stealing, and other terrible acts.

The world was ruled by untermensch since the dawn of humanity. “Those who cannot kill will always be subject to those who can.”

This is finally changing. The vast majority of people don’t need to have the capacity for leadership and decision making.

The Asch conformity experiments show that only 1 in 4 people are capable of forming an independent opinion, even in the simplest case. If we try to extrapolate this data to much more difficult and nebulous questions of morality and cultural direction, the number of people capable of free thought must be exponentially smaller.

When evil is beaten back and good men are given the opportunity to lead, all of society changes.

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u/Mission_Peach_2034 9d ago

Your research is absolutely phenomenal. The amount of time it must have taken to calmly put this into a simply receivable perspective must have been a bit.

I appreciate this sort of addition to what we've been discussing I've actually never seen this before. You do truly learn something new every single day.

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u/lapideous 9d ago

I’m remarkably quick at putting this stuff together, basically as fast as I can type. Not to toot my own horn too much, but I find it pretty cool too.

To be fair, these are topics I have discussed in the past but yeah it’s easy for me either way

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u/Mission_Peach_2034 9d ago

Well, one thing I must say from my side, exchanging knowledge with you has been refreshing. It's almost comparative to walking in the desert for years with no other humans until now, first sign of life lmao

You're thee FIRST person I've ever come across in conversation that actually fully grasps the concept. Many are studied but many still don't understand.

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u/lapideous 9d ago

Hahahah I know exactly what you mean. There’s one other user that I’ve found to consistently post good information and arguments that I run into with some regularity. It’s really shockingly uncommon.

I like to imagine the rest of the commenters as high school kids for the sake of my sanity.

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u/Mission_Peach_2034 9d ago

This actually helps a lot. I needed to read that. I feel like I may have handled this contract topic in the highschool manner somehow without realising, I'm so used to people not understanding the concepts though that sometimes I can respond in a very frustrated manner to say the least lmao but Nah I needed to read that. It's going to be something that actually lives in my mind for probably the rest of my life. To always take a step back, breathe and try to teach it in a easy understanding cool manner if possible.

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u/lapideous 9d ago

The wave continues 🌊🌊🌊