Ways in which the Establishment Protects Conspiracies
 

Conspiracy is fact of life in government and major businesses, it has been manifested in the mainstream month after month, year after year in high profile cases where multi-national corporations are brought before the courts for some type of fraud and deception. Governments of the world at all times are directly or indirectly accusing other governments of conspiring this or that action which is in contradiction to that other conspiracy known as ‘international law’. Yet these governments simply deny that they themselves engage in it. So all the governments admit that other governments conspire yet none admit they have ever done so. More interesting than the governmental conspiracies are the conspiracies of those whom most do not realise have any effect on their lives such as world bankers, monarchies, those descended from aristocracies, large corporations, occult groups, intelligence agencies, independent and non-elected policy drivers and makers (e.g. Bilderberg, Bohemian Club, Tri-lateral Commission, Council on Foreign Relations, Institute of International Affairs), subversive movements (e.g. Freemasons, The Order ‘Skull and Bones’, Illuminati) etc. These and other covert decision makers and influencers effect the world political landscape, economy and society in so many ways that a person wanting to study and understand something from it will get the impression he is in a horizontal and vertical maze that is the size of the moon. And this very fact, that is, the depth, breadth and complexity of the existing conspiracies are one way in which the conspirators hope to maintain anonymity or at least non-accountability. We now list some the ways in which the ‘establishment’ and its various conspiring accomplices turn the public away from the concept of conspiracy:-

• Tell the truth but fifty or one-hundred years too late
• Expose a conspiracy but the wrong one
• Elaborate on an irrelevant aspect of a conspiracy
• Fill the world with conspiracy so that there is too much information to digest
• Connect conspiracies with lunatics
• Put conspiracies in the public domain in order to ‘deconspire’ them
• Make movies to prove the good always prevails e.g. ‘Conspiracy Theory’ and ‘Enemy of the State’
• Exaggerate conspiracies in movies
• Never enter into the rationality of conspiracy but instead always occupy people with specific cases and the loss in confusion of their details
• Authoritative Speech. i.e. Government officials, ‘academics’ and ‘commentators’ keep repeating something until people accept it as fact, quite easy considering the monopoly of radio, television and newspapers.