Ekspansi Malam

In a September 2013 article, the FBI is quoted as stating that those who believe in “conspiracy theories” such as the need to investigate further the cause of the attacks on 9/11/2001, could be terrorists threats.

They also included people who support the second amendment, Libertarian points of view, self-reliance, or fear a big government.  The FBI has inadvertently leaked the identity of the largest conspiracy theorist in the nation.

When you consider the fact that 48% of people polled believe there is more to the story behind 9/11 than what is being told (especially the third building that fell) and then you add in the tens of millions of people who support the Constitution, fear big government, and believe people should be more self-reliant as opposed to sucking off the government tit then we are looking at way more than 50% of the nation’s population.

So are all these “conspiracy theorist”, liberty loving people really terrorists?  Of course not!  Matter of fact if we look at the dictionary the definition of “conspiracy” is as follows:

“An evil, unlawful, treacherous, or surreptitious plan formulated in secret by two or more persons; plot.”

“A Combination of persons for a secret, unlawful, or evil purpose”

The FBI’s position is that a group of two or more American’s who believe in the Constitution (which is now unlawful) are conspiring to carry out a plan (secret) of living in such a way that it would be opposite to the intent of the Government’s plan for a person’s life; a conspiracy.  This is their theory anyway.

Yes, the government is the largest Conspiracy Theorist in the world.

To make it even worse, they are operating as if this conspiracy is real.  Operating under the illusion that a conspiracy is real without legitimate proof is a mental disorder, one which is probably covered under Obamacare.

Our entire domestic anti-terror system operates under the conspiracy theory that the targeted victims (American citizens) are the terrorists.  Then to further expose this mental disorder we need look no further than Brandon Raub, who posted patriotic messages and was arrested and sent to a mental hospital, or the numerous bomb plots stopped by the FBI.  These bomb plots were thought of by the FBI, planned by the FBI, funded by the FBI, equipped by the FBI, staffed by the FBI and their selected accomplice, and then busted by the FBI.  There are dozens of examples of where paranoia on the part of the government has placed thousands of lives in danger, decreased the level of safety, all based on living out their own conspiracy theory.

If the government was one individual we could easily say that symptoms of paranoid schizophrenia are present:

• Debilitating Fear (Control on everyone)
• Isolation (If you don’t believe us you are a terrorist)
• Irrational Behavior (Patriot Act)
• Suicidal Tendencies (Destroying the Constitution due to fear)

While this may seem almost comical to the reader, the reality is it is extremely serious because we have been living in a nation so debilitated by fear that even last year’s Presidential candidates were making excuses as to why civil liberties needed to be given up in exchange for a false sense of security.

Here we are 12 years after 9/11 and giving up our freedoms, calling our neighbors potential terrorists, and spending immense treasure has not made us safer.  In fact, the Government has aided the terrorist agenda for the goal of a terrorist would not be killing 350 million people but getting those people to give up their freedoms out of fear.

It’s time we put a stop to the paranoid schizophrenic conspiracy theories and realize that if you are opposed to self-reliance, if you are opposed to limiting the government, and if you are opposed to asking questions for decades about the largest murder on U.S. soil; then YOU are the terrorist you most fear!

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