Jade Helm 15

[John_Kunkel]

Remember the Alamo. 

El Degüello

[skip68]

I personally don't think we should be talking here about this anymore. 
They are watching and listening.   

[skip68]

To all conspiracy theory believers,

Yes the world is round and not flat,
Yes we have been to the moon,
No the aliens are not coming and or here,
There is and never will be such a thing as zombies,
The world will not end with y2k,
The world will not end on Dec 31'st 2012,
There are no witches in Salem,
The holocaust was real,
And so on and so on. ..................


Is there small conspiracies and corruption, of course there is from the highest levels in government to lowest levels at a Taco Bell.  
Is this something to fear?  Absolutely not.  It's been around as long as man has because it's a product of man.  100 years from now long after we're gone there will still be theories and crazy ideas of government teaching squirrels to talk or who knows what.  The great thing about conspiracy theories is it opens a line of communication between idiots and people with common sense.   It's up to you to decide which one are you.  

[ws23rt]

All this is entertaining.   The idea of having a rational conversation--(with resolution)---between one that feels the chill of a demon and one that does not is a futile exercise.

Fact--- the world is flat.----Hmm maybe not?
Fact--- we have been to the moon.---maybe not?
Fact--- the world trade center came down aside from the planes hitting it.---Maybe not?
Fact--- aliens are our fathers and mothers.--maybe not?
As for the world ending?---Everyone agrees on that

I am still getting used to the internet and trying to keep up with the positive side of the vast amount of information we have at hand.

I use spell check all the time and wonder when we can expect to see ---FACT CHECK--- I want to be able to click on a fact check and get some real current data about a particular question.

Google is now huge and if anyone can work this out I would expect they can. (After all they have many billions to work with).

[ws23rt]

Just thinking a bit more on this.--

I wonder what it's like to believe something that is just wrong and to come into adulthood and find out about it?

I suspect that many in our current culture -- when faced with that eventuality will lie to themselves and believe that lie just because it's a conflict with how they feel about themselves. (their smartness).

We older folks just have to reflect a bit to understand this better.  When I was in my late teens I knew all I needed to know to get me through life. (the one that I had not yet lived).

The old saying----The older I get the smarter I was---rings true for me as I am now that older/wiser sort. With what I have learned all these years makes me feel less informed than I felt in my twenties. Their are many new things to learn. To waist effort on things like --is the world flat-- are only games to play with newbies to the world we live in.

Someone that knows the world is flat can know that as far as I'm concerned. I chose to talk to others. Sorta like moving on.

[Old Moparz]

same to you old moparz
what are you afraid of?
You have to make fun of people rather than discuss the subject.
That technique is well documented. Are you being compensated to post like this on the internet?
So tell us why you think this subject deserves ridicule rather than discussion since you are so intelligent.
You can get together with Dayclona and discuss.

What am I afraid of?

Stupidity on a large scale old enough to vote for fear mongers & the brain dead.

Make fun of people?

Go back & read your own posts one after another & the majority of them ridicule & name call others when you disagree with them.

Compensated?

Yes, I can retire from all the money I make trolling the net.

Have a nice day.   

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I did the same thing Bob.  I went through the last 5 year's of his posts and it seems that 99% of them are negative and comes off as a know it all. 

[hawkeye]

This might be the reason for Jade Helm.  Makes more sense than the US government invading Texas.  Watch video.

http://www.wnd.com/2015/06/u-s-vulnerable-to-most-terrifying-isis-tactic/