Anonymous #5 said:
Anonymous #10 said: Wow dude stop listening to Alex Jones and quit being so paranoid. The government looks out for us and does things for our own best interest. You'll learn this someday when you grow up.
Yes, police and politicians only look out for the average citizens best interest.
Idiot.
The police is mostly there to protect "regular citizens", not outsiders. Let me tell you a story.
I was on a trip with friends, and we rented a house by the beach. We meet the owner who shows us the house, gives us the keys, and then briefly leaves to give something he had forgottent in his car (coffee machine or something). Friends start unpacking, and one stupidly leaves one big chunk of dirt (enough for a week) on the table and forgets about it. The owner comes back, sees the drugs, and we're like "oh fuuuck!" and we nearly shit our pants when he whips his... inspector card out. Yup, he was from the police. But then he's pretty chill, says he doesn't really mind but that we should be careful, not do anything stupid, because leaving it there was pretty stupid. He then leaves and wishes us a good holiday.
I've got plenty of stories like this. The police has overall always been nice and polite with me. So yeah, they fuck you in the ass because you reject the law, don't be surprized (and some cops, especially certain units can be dicks too, I agree).
Now, with this whole evil government thing... I have met people from the justice system (high-ranked judge) and some minor officials (in my step-family) and guess what? They're regular people. They don't have antennas and don't hide anything from their friends.
What you assume is that a higher power is leading them. But this is a HUGE overestimation of what humans can do : Vietnam, Liberia, Napoleon's Russian campaign, the war in Afghanistan... history of mankind is FILLED with ENORMOUS mistakes. Actually, most of our history is made of failures. April 1961, bay of pigs, Cuba : the CIA thought, for some reason, that it was a good idea to send a couple of poorly armed and trained opponents of Castro's regime to take back the island, even thought they almost KNEW that the operation had leaked. Consequence? It was a massacre, and nearly staged a nuclear war. Now that we have access to the archives, we can see that it was simply a mistake. Head command didn't get the right information at the right time, and no one among the decision-makers dared to stand up and stop everything. Everyone tagged along and it nearly was the end of the world.
The NWO conspiracy suggests that there is a groupe of men with superhuman intelligence who NEVER make mistakes, who can control the world without EVER being known, even though you'd need an IMMENSE infrastructure to control such an institution, with thousands and thousands of men.
The NWO fantasy springs from the wild imagination of individuals who do feel that politics are not that simple (and yes they're not, influences within the political sphere are numerous and obscure), but who are not educated enough to make something out of this intuition, giving into childish scenarios.
But believe what you want to believe, don't listen to reflections and education.
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