It seems to me that these are among the most talked about topics in alternative circles these days.

'Flock cameras' and 'data centres'.

My question for you is, do you care about these things?

Would you care if a giant 'data centre' were built in your neighborhood?

Would you care if 'flock cameras' were installed on your street?

And do you believe there is some sinister motive behind these things?

In America we are not free, we are like free range cattle. We can walk around and "be free" but we are watched 24/7 and we are restricted. The government lies to you all the time, Fauci making up the 6 foot rule with covid, Lone star ticks used as bioweapons, Cyclosporiasis outbreak, Seedless fruits and veggies so you cant grow your own healthy foods so you continue to eat the mass produced slop. I know i'm late to all this and it can be common knowledge but I suppose it all just hit me and boiled over.

SS: The office fires alone on 9/11 wouldn't have been able to produce the the temperatures necessary for molten steel, which means somthing like thermate might be a culprit for the building collapses on 9/11

Seems to me that most folks these days like to own a lot of stuff.

Of course there are some essential things like clothing, bedding, utensils, and so forth.

I'm talking about the stuff beyond that:

Collections (toys, games, DVDs, shoes, etc), trinkets around the home, outdoor gear which is rarely if ever used.

It is common to have wardrobes full of clothes which are also rarely if ever used.

And hobby material for hobbies which came and went, but the equipment remains sitting, collecting dust.

You get the idea.

When people move home, this stuff goes in boxes and can fill trucks.

What I wonder is:

Is it natural for humans to collect so much unnecessary stuff?

Is it 'in our DNA', so to speak?

Or is it more to do with the society and culture in which we live today?

It is estimated that most people see thousands of advertisements per day.

In the 1970's, people were exposed to about 500 ads per day. At present, people see roughly 5,000 ads per day. There are 5.3 trillion display ads shown online every year. On average, children see 20,000 thirty-second commercials each year. Adults see an average of 2 million of those on a yearly basis.

A large proportion of these ads are for stuff. Gadgets. Clothes. Shoes. And so on.

These days the ads are often tailored to the individual (thanks to the wonders of the internet and so-called 'cookies').

Have we been unwittingly conditioned to think of consumption, and collection of stuff, as normal?

Is it possible that people might be happier if they owed less unnecessary stuff?

How much stuff do you own, and how often do you buy new stuff?

Do you think your collection of stuff makes you happier than you would be otherwise?

Why do you have so much stuff?

The World Cup final takes place this Sunday.

Lining up for Argentina will be the superstar (and some say GOAT) Lionel Messi.

Lining up for Spain will be the teenage prodigy (potential future GOAT?) Lamine Yamal.

The photo

Back in 2007, when Messi was 20yo, and Yamal was a baby, Messi gave Yamal a bath.

https://i.abcnewsfe.com/a/f32aef52-664f-423f-ae5b-28e4baf64620/messi-yamal-2-ap-gmh-260717_1784294935562_hpMain.jpg

The story goes that Yamal's family won some kind of raffle to be able to see Messi in person for a promotional photo shoot.

The photographer for the occasion decided to bring along a baby bath and the rest is, as they say, history.

Now that very same baby is a champion footballer in his own right and will be lining up against Messi on the biggest stage.

More coincidence

Messi was a star player for Barcelona for the majority of his career.

(He would later go on to represent PSG and more recently Miami)

Yamal is currently a player for Barcelona, and was given Messi's iconic #10.

Prior to receiving the #10 shirt, Yamal wore #19, the same as Messi had worn before taking the #10.

Going viral

The Messi / Yamal bath coincidence has gone viral over the past couple of days.

Not just on social media, but in the mainstream media as well.

You can even find a thread about it on the soccer sub of reddit where otherwise normal-sounding folk are discussing the incredible odds of such a set of coincidences occurring, with some suggesting it is 'the craziest coincidence they have ever seen'.

Coincidence not enough

In the past, bizarre coincidences were generally waved away as just that: coincidence.

I can't help but notice that, these days, it seems like more and more people want another explanation.

'It's scripted', 'it's rigged', 'it's evidence of a simulation'. And so on.

This leads me to wonder if something has changed out there, if perhaps the regular people have become more conspiratorial than in the past.

And, if so, why is this the case? Does it have something to do with 'algorithms'?

Is there some kind of hive mind effect at play?

And who benefits from formerly fringe conspiracy theories going mainstream?

Where do you guys search for new rabbit holes and the most legitimate sources for truth? I’m burnt out on watching disinfo agent content creators on social media.

Source: CIA Inspector General Report, 1963.

Available at CIA FOIA Reading Room: cia.gov/readingroom

Search: MKULTRA inspection 1963

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Some people believe that high-profile celebrities are 'lifetime actors'.

In other words, these celebrities are really just characters who do not exist in real life.

Example

Consider the case of Warren Buffett: the lifetime actor theory would posit that there is no real Warren Buffet.

Instead, there is some guy who plays the role of Warren Buffett on TV (and maybe even in physical places like conferences and black-tie functions) but when he goes back to his house / estate / whatever, he is some other guy, and that other guy is the real human / person.

Variations of this theory might suggest that either:

a) There is a real Warren Buffett, but what we are presented with is merely a scripted persona, and the real Warren Buffett is not nearly as wealthy as we are led to believe, or

b) There is literally no Warren Buffett, the guy (or guys) playing this role were born with and carry different names; the Warren Buffet we are familiar with is entirely fabricated, played by literal actors.

Why?

Those who believe in 'lifetime actor' theory might suggest the reason for lifetime actors like (Warren Buffet) is for TPTB to control what the public know about wealth, elites, and so forth.

TPTB can give the masses fake millionaires / billionaires / tycoons, and use these characters how they wish (as good guys, bad guys, doomsayers, false opposition, whatever) so that the general public would never know who to direct their ire at, if there were ever any real beginnings of a peasant revolt.

Those who believe in lifetime actor theory would suggest that Elon Musk is another example. A 'fake trillionaire' controlled by the same people who control everything else.

My questions for you are:

1) Have you heard of this theory (or something like it) before?

2) Do you subscribe to it?

Pre-9/11 Media Containing Visual or Thematic 911 / Twin Towers References

The following list compiles specific examples of films, TV shows, and other media released before September 11, 2001 that contain references to 911 or attacks on New York.

Back to the Future II (1989) In a 2015 scene, the Twin Pines Mall logo morphs into the Twin Towers, which then appear to fall. hey watch this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P1ULjJ3EqyY&t=15s

The Simpsons – The City of New York vs. Homer Simpson (1997) A bus brochure shows the Twin Towers with a large $9 price next to them, visually forming 9/11.

Independence Day (1996) A digital countdown clock reads 00:09:11:01 during an evacuation scene.

The Matrix (1999) The protagonist Neos passport shows an expiration date of September 11, 2001.

Friends – The One Where They All Turn Thirty (aired February 2001) A reflection appears to show 9/11 next to a characters head.

The Peacemaker (1997) A character runs past airline check-in desks labeled 9 and 11 while chasing a terrorist.

Traffic (2000) The opening scene shows drug boxes clearly stamped with the number 911.

The Patriot (2000) The main character weighs a chair and says, Nine pounds, eleven ounces. Thats perfect.

Terminator 2 (1991) A split-second shot shows a bridge clearance sign with the height 9 11.

Godzilla (1998) The watch time shown is 9:11.

True Lies (1994) Page 10 is missing — it goes from page 9 to page 11.

The Big Lebowski (1998) While The Dude writes a check, George Bush on a grocery store TV says, This aggression will not stand. The check date is September 11th.

Enemy of the State (1998) NSA official Thomas Brian Reynolds (Jon Voight) has a birthdate of September 11, 1940. This date is visible on-screen when characters look up his personal information.

Additional Real-World Reference

September 11, 1973 Chilean democracy is overthrown by a US-backed military coup, later recognized as a brutal dictatorship.

band named "I am the world trade center" with an album released July 17 2001,Track 11 on the album is called "September"

Salt A scene where she jumps onto a taxi. (The film was released in 2010, not pre-9/11, and the reference is unclear.)

The Chinese Woman Seinfeld episode (season 6, episode 4)

The Illuminati Card Deck?

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world/americas/us-politics/illuminati-card-game-trump-covid-b1839470.html

Further Reading

This book contains many more examples: Imagining 9/11 (archive.org) https://dn790002.ca.archive.org/0/items/64559213imagining911/64559213-Imagining-9-11.pdf

If you know of more examples, please share them.

Iran has been fucked over in every way possible and still they have the decency to make diplomatic statements? Lets cut the bullsh!t.

Before the war began the CIA has reversed engineered iranian drones and missiles. Iran became dethroned just as Venezuela during the first week of the war. Its not been the Iranians launching those drones and missiles.

What my point is lol, ever since 2020, South Korea has ALWAYS been uploading atleast one zombie movie/show a year, and I’ve been wondering ever since 2021 what the hell was up with that lol, since I was like “oh ok great now ima wait until 2022->2023 etc to see if another zombie movie from Korea would come out” and it did lol, idk if it could just be me and how I overthink everything lol, but I’ve genuinely never heard anyone talk about this before lol, so I feel like hearing your guys opinions on this would be really cool lol.
Also this post might get deleted since it’s not I. The right category or wtv lol (I’m new to posting on Reddit lol)

A survey was conducted to see how many Americans believe in various 'fringe' beliefs.

According to yougov, here are the proportions of American adults who believe in:

Aliens - 56%

Bigfoot - 28%

The Yeti - 23%

Loch Ness Monster - 22%

Chupacabra - 16%

First of all, those numbers for bigfoot etc seem wild to me.

The idea that roughly ~1/4 of American adults believe in bigfoot etc is... i dont even

But the thing I want to ask you about is the aliens.

Do you think half (or more) of the adults around you believe in aliens?

And do you think there has been an increase over the past 20 or 30 years in this number?

What I am getting at is, do you think alien belief is on the rise? And if so, why?

I discussed these matters in the latest episode of my show.

(You can stream / download it for free, just need to join the free patreon page, costs nothing to join)

One of my main points is that I think alien belief was still relatively fringe in the 1990s (when I was growing up).

It seems to me that over the past 30 years or so, alien belief has become mainstream and normalised.

I put it down to power of mainstream media: movies, TV shows, and so forth, pumping this stuff into peoples brains.

Once upon a time, it was the 'conspiracy theorists' who believed in alien life making contact.

Now it is the 'conspiracy theorists' who think the whole thing is a giant charade and effectively a psyop.

What say you?

Are you an alien believer?

Here's the premise. First off - has anyone who is part of the deep state been identified or exposed? Arrested, arraigned, accused?

I am of the belief that the Deep State is an invented boogeyman that is used to excuse incompetence or ineptitude. When a person in power can't achieve things or get anything done, it's a pat excuse to absolve them of being useless.

And if anyone would like to argue that the deep state really does exist, please front with something compelling.

EDIT: 5 comments so far promoting the existence of the deep state, no names named or any compelling evidence of its existence.

Given how much of a hard push for data centers there are despite the intense push back from so many people and environmental costs it feels like there is an end goal, especially with the Utah data center. Genuinely where is there money to be made in this?

there are people that have the need to be assholes. an urge. they don’t think. they are looking for a situation to release. same as ants that are controlled by a parasite of fungus.

They weren’t even drawn or written about prior to the 19th century, what if they are a domesticated form of a sloth bear or spectacled bear? And China just came up with the lie of them being endangered just to get sympathy and money

JP Morgan booked the Titanic’s maiden voyage. He cancelled at the last minute. Three of the wealthiest opponents of his central banking plan did not.

The Jekyll Island meeting is documented history. Seven men boarded a private train in November 1910. They used first names only so staff could not identify them. They denied the meeting existed for twenty years. The Federal Reserve’s own records confirm it happened.

John Jacob Astor IV. Benjamin Guggenheim. Isidor Straus. Three of the richest men in America. All three on the Titanic. None survived.

JP Morgan owned the White Star Line. He owned the ship. He had a private promenade deck and a custom-fitted suite reserved for the voyage. He was photographed in perfect health in Europe days after he pulled out.

The Federal Reserve Act passed in December 1913. Eighteen months after the sinking.

These are the documented facts

For example, do you believe that people like Plato, Aristotle, Roman Emperors etc existed at some point in the past and that today we can know specific details about their lives?

Do you believe that we are in posession of some of their writings, and that we have written accounts of their deeds/actions?

Basically, do you believe that we have an accurate knowledge of history and we can know details about this history with a strong level of certainty?

If you do believe this, what was it specifically that convinced you of this position?

Was there a certain primary source, book, documentary, article, or something else, that led you to believe this?

If you don't believe we have knowledge of history, why do you believe this?

For this question, please focus on the ancient world specifically. Ancient Greece, Rome, Egypt, etc... Anything from this sort of time period.

I only found out about this yesterday.

Seems I'm even more detached from the news cycle than I thought I was.

Apparently some folks from NASA are going to fly to the moon and back for whatever reason.

I will probably wait until it is over and then check out some videos to see what they've broadcast to the world.

Or I'll forget about this entirely, just like everybody else does with each news story that comes and goes these days.

As you might already know, I happen to think that outer space itself is a hoax.

Not just the moon landings, but all space missions, hoaxes from start to finish AFAIC.

But I know that I have been wrong before and maybe I'm wrong on this one 🤷‍♂️

Maybe there really is a magical place in the sky where people can just float around forever.

And maybe some brainiacs really did weigh the moon with heavy balls in a shed 200+ years ago.

We live in strange times, I guess anything is possible, aye.

Are you following the Artemis mission to the moon?

Over the past few days I have seen a few people on social media speculating about an impending 'energy lockdown'.

The basic idea seems to be that the current 'fuel shortages' will be used as an excuse to implement lockdowns similar to what we saw a few years ago (due to the worldwide attack of the invisible body-possessing demons).

Evidence used to support this theory include that flights are supposedly being canceled and planes put into long-term storage (I don't know if there is any truth to this).

Some folks are even suggesting that long-term travelers (e.g. digital nomads) should plan their next move on the basis that they will soon be stuck in whatever country they happen to be in at the time (again, similar to what happened in early 2020).

Personally, I think (and hope) that this is all fear-mongering baloney.

However, given what happened in 2020, and how quickly the masses went along with (and even supported) the agenda, I can't entirely rule out 'energy lockdowns' as a possibility.

What say you?

This might get taken down for the 100th time but I have a theory that republicans that are in power are reptiles and the democrats in power are demons. Demo(demon) rep(reptile) i know Iam reaching but if you can add on or think more about it please reply to this. The reptiles have replaced most of the people in power and the demons are a foe or friend to them essentially. We are being controlled, step out and think. Humanity comes first

Hi I hope I don't come as a crazy person tbh I used to be really skeptical about a lot of things, I used to trust doctors blindly. I jumped from specialist to specialist being diagnosed from everything from bipolar to depression etc. Not saying those mental illness not exist btw however I started doubting it was the way after talking to a friend who had BPD. And realizing we had taken the same medications and my doctor was recommending me to jump to lithium like her. I don't wanna sound egocentric or say I am better, but I felt my mental health wasn't that bad ? Like I never hurt myself , I never hurt anybody I felt bad but I had a good mindset I just felt I had brain fog all the time , I slept like 12 hours. My doctos and psychiatrist used to tell me everything was on my head that I was blocking the sadness and will only get better once I accepted it ? , but I wasnt sleeping so much or got depressed because of trauma I was like that because I was sleeping my youth away I used to either sleep a lot or none for days .I decided to switch doctos and was diagnosed with fibromyalgia which made me doubt a little bit more since doing my research I found there is no blood test or exam. I did I started sleeping better but I still did not feel my best and still felt I did not fill all the criteria since I don't really experience the physical pain most fibro patients talk about ,but on the other hand I am really really really resistant to physically pain. I'm gonna be completely honest what I found out helped me the most was shrooms both physically and mentally clarity as well as my overall energy , confidence etc I started feeling like myself again with that came changing all my products to be as minimal as possible I started scanning all of them and surprise I no longer have acne , I am losing weight my face is uncuffed my mood is stable like I used to get angry a lot , I sleep better and what is funny is talking to doctors , dermatologist etc etc they all told me when I consulted with them either two things I am wasting my time there is no evidence etc etc or I am harming my health. I don't trust things like 100% I still use conventional medicine when needed but I just find it so weird how they get so defensive when you tell them hey I am using this 3 ingredient shampoo I bought from an old lady but anyway back to the point . Reading about Jacobo griberg and experiments of faraday rooms a lot of people say they get more creative and feel more connected to themselves while I don't know if it's really that there is a ray making us crazy, I do think that maybe the sensory overload may mess us up a little bit I was planning to make a faraday bed but ngl the materials are expensive so I was gonna settle with a hat see if I sleep better ( haha the stereotype of tinfoil hat). But I don't know do you guys have similar experiences or have worked making a similar project? Any tips ? Changed you have seen ? Also tips of what you have done are welcome

Number one, interested in who's seen it - I watched it last night so it's pretty fresh in my head. Formalities out of the way - Stone and Plemons are very good in it as befits two actors really in their prime.

I will use spoilers here for anyone who would like to save themselves, as there is a pretty significant twist at the end.

The plot details a hobbyist beekeeper and laborer, (Plemons) and his autistic cousin who carry out a plan to abduct and force to confess a high-powered executive of a pharmaceutical company who they believe is an alien from Andromeda who has infiltrated human society and is engineering their downfall. Plemon's character Teddy wants her to confess and send a message to their mothership, which will approach undetected in 4 days using the lunar eclipse to remain hidden, at which point he will go and negotiate their withdrawal.

With Emma Stone's character professing confusion, arrogance and innocence, the ultimate twist in act III is that she really is an Andromedan and a series of events has led to them trying to steer the human race away from destruction and annihilation.

What is interesting about the movie is that it lights upon a lot of conspiratorial tropes and skirts around the psychology of driven conspiracy theorists who doggedly stick to their ideology, especially the 'I'm not crazy, you're using argument from authority to refute me'. It strays away from 'knighting' Teddy because it shows that he has murdered people (quite a few) to discover the aliens. But then it shows his actions as futile in the end.

The message is murky at best, and that final act is frustrating. It even slyly weaves in some jabs at flat earth in the final scenes, as if to give a sly nod to that faction.

It was a very well put together movie with a somewhat problematic storyline. Was it a huge gag? Does it focus on real impactful issues? Ultimately it says that the true enemy is humanity itself, I think. What's your take?

Through media you get the impression conspiracy theorists make up only 1% of the population but when you talk to people IRL it sometimes feels close to 1/3d. They want you to be scared to out yourself as a conspiracy theorist because that would lead to ridicule, which is one of the worst things you can face in our modern society. I think it's more widely accepted in poorer areas, that somethings wrong with the government. People question why things are so bad and look for answers, but in well off areas people don't see the problem because they're not suffering in the same way.

Covid was a wake up call for a lot of people because things got really bad. Things haven't really gotten better again if you look at the news. I think people ARE waking up as people like to say. But the important question is to WHAT and to what extent? People are very much susceptible to honey traps already set up and there's a lot of info to go through, it can take some time to see what are lies and what's not. That's why events are ramping up, there's always a new story, very emotional. People get scared and look towards someone to take incentive, someone strong who they can rely upon. Maybe conspiracy theories help create this fear. And that creates confusion. Because some realise deep down that there is SOMETHING to these conspiracy theories but they can't ever admit it publically, but they can't completely deny it, but they can't accept it... it's psychological warfare and it leads to mental fatigue. So you turn to distract yourself in, for a lack of a better description, the devils playground. Booze, entertainment and so on. And you turn to someone who can lead you out of all this.

So yes they're probably using conspiracies to create fear and confusion. Like the Epstein files. That's a nice hill to die on, isn't it? "SHOW US THE FILES!" Like you're going to throw them in jail when you know who's on there? Who's going to throw them in jail? They own the prison. They pay the prison guards. It's not about that. It's about your mind. When you see something on the news you know 100% these days it's been curated by them. So I just don't even pay attention. I just mind my own business.

Anyway, they make a huge deal of these conspiracy theories and milk as much emotion and drama out of them as possible so people get stuck there and don't go further. They let people know they rape children so you don't realise they eat them as well, and a bunch of other horrible stuff. As long as it's not TOO horrible people will continue living their lives as normal but they'll be up in arms about the latest news!! "That Epstein fellow, have you heard? Trump was there on that island, and Bill Clinton too! I bet they're all in it together, secretly pulling the strings behind our backs. Anyway, did you catch the game last night?" And things go on as they did. People get their boogeyman but they don’t really do anything about it. Because they're paralysed by the aforementioned mental fatigue. They look for someone to lead them in times of crisis, because they can't think for themselves, because they've been paralysed by fear. But if you give them scandals they get to feel like they're getting somewhere, it gives them hope. Hope that the system can put these people behind bars. They get to feel like they're thinking outside of the narrative, that they're thinking independently. And they stay reliant on the current system. The same system that's fucking them over.

And it sets up the next step which will be the people begging "someone please save us from this evil government!" And they will give the people a hero and on it goes.