It's always a good day to discuss another conspiracy theory, especially one that seems to have gone under-the-radar for centuries now, and one that didn't cross my mind until about a year ago. But we cannot ignore the emerging trend of "noticing" that's been happening on social media these days.
Alleged links between Israeli intelligence and sex trafficker Jeffrey Epstein are getting 10s of thousands of likes on X. Meanwhile, journalists like Tucker Carlson are starting to question the role of AIPAC in US congress, and Hitler's once unintelligible speeches have been translated into comprehensible English using AI, and uploaded to TikTok and X.
In high school, we were taught to believe that Hitler and the Nazis were the epitome of evil. We were never shown the other side of the story, which I believe is always important to consider. The question "why was Hitler angry at the jews" was never entertained, and we didn't push for an answer. Probably because in some countries it's illegal to question this piece of history.
And most of us didn't have any reason to doubt it.
However, with all the madness that's happened over the past ten years (zero investigation into a "pandemic" that turned the entire world upside down, unsafe and ineffective mandated "vaccines", drag queen story hour in public libraries, 10s of millions of unvetted migrants allowed to pass through borders), one can't help but ask the question, who's behind all of this?
Before watching the 2007 documentary Zeitgeist, I naively believed that our elected leaders truly governed western nations. The thought that our politicians were both bribed and blackmailed was laughable. Zeitgeist presented quotes suggesting that it was actually the bankers "behind the curtain" who were pulling the strings:
"Give me control over a nation's currency, and I care not who makes its laws." - Mayer Amschel Rothschild
And:
"I believe that banking institutions are more dangerous to our liberties than standing armies." - Thomas Jefferson
Since the insanity went into hyperdrive in 2020, many of us have been pointing the finger at "the radical left", the "globalists", the world economic forum, "the bankers", etc - a set of vague and undefined collectives. But who are the people actually behind these groups?
Evidence has been presented that the true decision makers behind the government (AIPAC), the media, the banking, and the pharmaceutical industry are overrepresented by this particular religious group. Perhaps this is simply because they are highly intelligent, or maybe it's because they are extremely talented at using words to usurp authority.
You dig deeper and start asking more questions.
Were they really expelled from 109 countries throughout history? If so, why?
Why do celebrities like Michael Jackson, Kanye West, and Mel Gibson constantly complain about their actions? Why did business leaders like Henry Ford write a series of articles criticizing them?
Also, why would simply asking these questions be considered "antisemitic"? The fact that these conversations have historically been censored makes it all the more suspicious.
Thankfully, these days we have free speech platforms like X and Hive where we can have these discussions and get to the bottom of things. The information presented definitely raises some questions that need answering.
However, now we have memes like this popping up on social media:
"You've reached the bottom of the rabbit hole when you know it's the Jews"
But is it really that simple?
With a global population of 15 million, it's unlikely that every single one is in a position of power. It's more likely that just a small fraction of this population would be orchestrating world events.
Also, if we didn't have politicians and business leaders who were willing to accept bribes and get trapped into blackmail, the kind of corruption we see today would be impossible.
Interestingly, if covid, wokeness and mass migration hadn't been set into motion years ago, there wouldn't be so many individuals digging and then "noticing" who may be the ones behind the destruction facing our society these days.
One thing is for sure, if we want to escape the grip of the bankers (whoever they may be) we can opt to use decentralized cryptocurrencies instead of debt-based fiat to prevent any group from controlling the issuance of money, and manipulating many other aspects of society.
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