Herb: I don't listen to conspiracies anymore, like I aint got time for that. Joe: me either, like I got stuff to do.... But I did watch this alien documentary the other night. Herb: Really? Whats it called ? Ima write that shit down, I gotta check this out.
Lol but not to forget: Conspiracy theories with government support (a vast majority of them are from that source) are produced with two goals in mind: 1 st: If you produce a bunch of conspiracy theories you can easily hide some real stuff leaked by accident or whatever on the net, because people are overvelmed with fake conspiracy theories and wont belive even if it's true 2nd: You can easily test the average IQ of particular people or groups who eat fake conspiracy theories and then adjust the politics for those groups or whatever you want to
Well i 1000% understand him. There are just so many many many lies out there being presented as theories so that serious stuff gets neglected and is put in same group with all the stupid ones. So he's just confused because you can't ever really know anything when it comes to CT's...
Because some 'conspiracy theories' are actually pretty convincing. You don't have to just chuck any theory that isn't on the news into a box with the flat earthers and other loony ones.
“Most people prefer to believe their leaders are just and fair even in the face of evidence to the contrary, because once a citizen acknowledges that the government under which they live is lying and corrupt, the citizen has to choose what he or she will do about it. To take action in the face of a corrupt government entails risks of harm to life and loved ones. To choose to do nothing is to surrender one's self-image of standing for principles. Most people do not have the courage to face that choice. Hence, most propaganda is not designed to fool the critical thinker but only to give moral cowards an excuse not to think at all.” - Michael Rivero
HumanHybrid the zombies devs used the name element 115 because it was inspired by bob Lazars story.... so no it’s not a coincidence but it’s not another layer to the actual conspiracy lol.
classic waxko no bro there’s too much on that’s going on. We’re talking celebrity cults with that owl. Celebrity sex trafficking. I mean trump is saying debt is illegal and he’s trying to get rid of it. There’s a lot we do not know
Lmao if I were "they" I'd want people arguing about the shape of the earth and whether or not we went to the moon than talking about the PATRIOT act, no knock warrants, secret courts, etc. Things that have been proven to be real that no one is doing anything about.
@@awesomedavid2012 exactly 90% of conspiracy guys on here just talk about the same old crap like freemasons are taking over the world and all celebrities worship the devil. No talk of Israel or the Jesuits.
I guarantee you, you don't even know to the full extent what the Illuminati is or who they are or even what they do. He meant like what even really is the Illuminati, which again, we common folk will probably never know..
9:30 this describes every shroom and acid trip I’ve been on. The beginning of the trip is always scary and bad but then it becomes amazing. I also look into my most intimate fears deep in my soul. Teaches me nothing lasts forever, especially bad times
Zachary Bittner it’s nothing like he described because it’s extremely unstable, and through our means of chemistry and technology in 2019 element 115 cannot be produced in pure form for more then a few milliseconds, however what bob was describing is element 115 existing in an entirely isolated and stable manner , which is possible in theory, just not through our current means of technology, and if he is right about the so called super advanced aliens there’s nothing saying they couldn’t produce stable element 115, and properties of such stable elements are not yet known, I’m not fully convinced he’s telling the truth either however his story is still quite compelling, and the current understanding of our own element 115 does not disprove his theory whatsoever.
The term "conspiracy theory" first came about into our modern lexicon at the time of the Kennedy assassination investigations. It was used for dismissing people that didn't buy into the official narrative of the lone gunman. It made it easy to dismiss those interested in finding out further truth or evidence as imaginative. Just because there are people accepting evidence (or finding interest in, or finding a subject worthy of investigation) that has been either covered-up, or not disclosed to the general public, doesn't necessarily qualify it or quantify it as a "conspiracy theory". We have erroneously referred to peoples' desire for further investigation of mysterious topics as "conspiracy theories". Even those that accept the governments official narrative of the "9/11" events technically qualifies as a "conspiracy theory". When Democrats were suggesting that Republicans had success in American elections due to Russian intervention, THAT was a conspiracy theory. When Republicans suggested that election results were skewed in Democrats favor due to vote counting practices, THAT was a conspiracy theory. When people for many, many, many years were telling us that the govt' had programs investigating UFOS/UAPS that weren't being disclosed to the public, THAT was also considered a conspiracy theory. These folks (in regard to the UFO investigations) were considered crazy. In light of current events and disclosure of official covert projects (such as A.A.T.I.P.), it turned out to be TRUE. Yes, feel free to dismiss someone's "theory" when based on paranoid constructs lacking any evidence. But when there are many people providing enough evidence to support something previously undisclosed, you may want to think twice before attaching this suggestive term which was designed to stop YOU from caring about things that ARE indeed occurring without either appropriate consent, and/or public disclosure. Just because YOU don't "have time" to find interest in something, shouldn't allow you, or me, or anyone to label these things as phony. Were Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein "paranoid" or "silly" or "crazy"? Were the Soviet era Russian's "crazy" or "paranoid" to suspect what the U.S. was doing while experimenting on developing nuclear weapons? Those are examples of things that fall under this awfully created term "conspiracy theory". Were the U.S. & British govt's LooNeY for suspecting several terrorist cells had been culminating in legally rented apartments due to private funding post-9/11 events? If those, and many, many others, were dismissed as crazy paranoia, the world may be in a much worse state than it is now. ~JSV
The way Bob lazar describes UFOs is exactly what I saw. those craft I saw traveling so fast were not effected by gravity. I thought whatever was inside shoulda died from the high speeds and erratic movements.
I know you don’t read comments, but….. I really enjoy this clip format. It’s tuff to commit to a three hour show, nice to break out a 20-30 minute subject discussion. Cheers.
A lot of people seem to twist things that Joe Rogan and his guests say and it drives me nuts. They're talking about being too busy to take the conspiracy theories serious enough to base any of their life around it or dig into them vs. Them watching them for entertainment and discussing for our entertainment. Does that make sense now?
Yeah. Predictive programming. They know y'all will immediately dismiss it if you've already seen it in the media. Won't bother questioning if you think it's a joke.
My personal favorite conspiracy theory of all time postulated that the head shot that finished off JFK was fired ACCIDENTALLY by the same secret service agent who spread eagled himself over the limo afterward (Clint Hill). The book was written by some guy named Donohugh, who claimed to be a ballistics expert.
problem is the element table keeps growing since a long time. the very heavy oners are instable because of that it gets harder and harder to detected them. i have no clue where they are right now. put if i would guess there are 2 more we haven t discovered yet my chance to be proofen right within a couple of years are pretty high. my first thing was ... they fule it with this stable element 115 (which we don t have until today) and ani-matter (which we don t have). which one is it and how does the fuel not run out ??? or why call it full if it doesn t get used up in the process.