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gkearney wrote: ↑January 19th, 2020, 6:23 pm Jade Helm, FEMA Camp, false flags, these forums are filled with speculation on these and similar matters. They usually give dates which come and go without out anything to show for it. The posts will often link to websites, or, more often than not, YouTube videos where some commentator lays out the case for why something nefarious is afoot.

I am going to suggest that all of this is what I will call the " chicken little problem". Is it possible that people are being feed these sorts of narratives so that they will go online with panicked presentations? Only time and again the predicted events do not come to pass and everyone wakes up the next day, week, month later only to find everything the same as it has always been. What better ways to discredit the denizens of these sorts of reports that to feed false information to them and then watch as the predictions of evil doing turn to dust over time?

In effect, are those who promote this sort of doom's day predictions being played for fools, being strung along to make all manner of false waring that the sky is falling so that in time most people will dismiss them as cranks who have no idea what they are talking about? Are we about to seen this in action again on Monday in Richmond, Virginia? Will Monday come and go with a big protest at the state capital, perhaps a handful of arrests, and then…nothing yet again?

Thinker wrote: ↑January 19th, 2020, 10:20 pm I am skeptical about a lot of “conspiracy theories” that seem paranoid, exaggerated or otherwise unlikely based on facts. And frankly, a lot I don’t know for sure - though few do.

Yet, there is one over-arching conspiracy theory that is being played out clearly: lowering the population. And it is a stated goal - to reduce the world-wide population drastically to 500,000,000 on public display in several languages on the Georgia Guidestones... (in Georgia State, US)
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georgia_Guidestones

This horrible goal of population reduction has been being gradually worked on by:
*Wars
*Abortion, including government funding
*Pushing homosexuality which both statistically reduces life-span and prevents procreation.
*Birth Control (I don’t object to most forms yet it still reduces population)
*Other ways

If anyone objects to this, please back it with facts.

[email protected] wrote: ↑January 19th, 2020, 11:48 pm

Thinker wrote: ↑January 19th, 2020, 10:20 pm I am skeptical about a lot of “conspiracy theories” that seem paranoid, exaggerated or otherwise unlikely based on facts. And frankly, a lot I don’t know for sure - though few do.

Yet, there is one over-arching conspiracy theory that is being played out clearly: lowering the population. And it is a stated goal - to reduce the world-wide population drastically to 500,000,000 on public display in several languages on the Georgia Guidestones... (in Georgia State, US)
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georgia_Guidestones

This horrible goal of population reduction has been being gradually worked on by:
*Wars
*Abortion, including government funding
*Pushing homosexuality which both statistically reduces life-span and prevents procreation.
*Birth Control (I don’t object to most forms yet it still reduces population)
*Other ways

If anyone objects to this, please back it with facts.

I've heard that stone was paid for by none other than media mogul Ted Turner. What I don't understand though is why you'd want to reduce the birth rates so drastically in first world countries and not third world countries where they actually could benefit from lower birth rates.

• On the left is the aftermath of women's Pink Pussy Hat march. On the right is the 2nd Amendment Rally in Richmond, VA. Gun rights advocates cleaned up and left the place the way it was when they showed up. As per usual, liberals left massive amounts of garbage all over the place that had to be cleaned up by the city. Proud of all the great patriots who showed them what personal responsibility looks like while standing up for their rights in the face of tyranny. #VirginiaRally #2A

harakim wrote: ↑January 20th, 2020, 3:11 pm Let's say it's 100 steps to tyrrany. If I were trying to bring it about, I'd rather have people concerned about the 25-step events that never happen than the one step that does. Better that they focus on Richmond, Virginia rather than the internet censorship law that passes or whatever. Or better to focus on the march than the actual taking of firearms, etc.