Frankly, believing in the NWO and/or Illuminati conspiracy is the equivalent of blind faith and strongly resembles religious fanaticism; the delusion, the obsession, the symbolism, the need for it to explain the world around us.
I have no doubt there is a lot we the general public aren't told or aren't aware of (Wikileaks is evidence of that), and of course there are many powerful, transnational corporations that can exert pressure and influence upon governments internationally, and the governments themselves by definition hold power and control, but that is far from King Arthur's Round Table and the Elite few at it.
I don't think the idea of a man made organization influencing a man made economy is quite the same as believing in a supernatural all powerful god.
It is a fact secret organizations have and do still exist, whether they have a global influence on such important matters is of course debatable but not unrealistic.
It's not a perfect analogy I know. But the way in which some people jump from rational and justified scepticism to wild and farfetched conclusions is reminiscent. Where is the evidence?
I see your point and I myself am sceptical but realise that its most definitely a possibility. Its highly unlikely there's a select few that meet up and plan world domination but I do think certain entities, once researched, suggests its a very real probability that certain organizations control immense amounts of influence in matters of global economy, war, propaganda and the like.
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Frankly, believing in the NWO and/or Illuminati conspiracy is the equivalent of blind faith and strongly resembles religious fanaticism; the delusion, the obsession, the symbolism, the need for it to explain the world around us.
I have no doubt there is a lot we the general public aren't told or aren't aware of (Wikileaks is evidence of that), and of course there are many powerful, transnational corporations that can exert pressure and influence upon governments internationally, and the governments themselves by definition hold power and control, but that is far from King Arthur's Round Table and the Elite few at it.
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I don't think the idea of a man made organization influencing a man made economy is quite the same as believing in a supernatural all powerful god.
It is a fact secret organizations have and do still exist, whether they have a global influence on such important matters is of course debatable but not unrealistic.
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It's not a perfect analogy I know. But the way in which some people jump from rational and justified scepticism to wild and farfetched conclusions is reminiscent. Where is the evidence?
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I see your point and I myself am sceptical but realise that its most definitely a possibility. Its highly unlikely there's a select few that meet up and plan world domination but I do think certain entities, once researched, suggests its a very real probability that certain organizations control immense amounts of influence in matters of global economy, war, propaganda and the like.