Friday, January 27, 2006
Why People Believe Stupid Things
I can't think of any Bush supporters in my "circle" on Myspace. but I have this
one friend (for example) who still clings to this belief that Bush is a good
Christian and that the muslims are all bad and should be nuked. No matter what
facts I present. I think I gave him a copy of the
9-11 road to
tyranny video back when it first came out. and he's not stupid. he's a
scientist and inventor and we're both working on these alternative fuel
projects. it makes no sense. But there are some people who, no matter what facts
you present, they just go into denial. Same way with these die-hard lefties who
think Bill & Hillary are such wonderful people, and that all Christians are
backwards or stupid or that owning guns is bad.
Belief is a funny thing. people cling to their core belief systems no matter how
absurd they may be, and to poke holes in their beliefs will only make them
angry. The truth will piss you off. There are some people who get mad if you
tell them their fly is open. I don't understand this kind of close-minded
thinking, but it is seems to be prevailent.
I believe it is a characteristic of the mass mind-control that has been imposed
on us. we are presented with a variety of belief schemas to choose from;
protestant, catholic, jewish, muslim, left-wing, right wing....each contain some
truth and some lies, but all of them manufactured by social engineers to keep us
confused and fighting amongst ourselves while those who hold the real power give
us the mushroom treatment (feed us bullshit and keep us in the dark). People
think their opinions are their own; They are not. Our opinions,
our very thoughts, are being put into
our heads for us by beings we don't even know. We are simply playing out a
script that has been written for us. and until one awakens to that script, one
will continue to play the fool. No matter how good your intentions are, you
will continue to enforce your own enslavement. But I didn't just make this
stuff up:
Quoting from
"the
occult technology of power":
"The Right has such a fear of the Left's dream of democratic collectivism and
the Left such a hatred for what it sees as the Right's elitist, rugged
individualism that there is little danger that they will ever join forces to
overturn our government-backed monopolies even though we violate the ideals of
both left and right."
and from
"The
Protocols" chap 6:
"Who will ever suspect then that ALL THESE PEOPLES WERE STAGE-MANAGED BY US
ACCORDING TO A POLITICAL PLAN WHICH NO ONE HAS SO MUCH AS GUESSED AT IN THE
COURSE OF MANY CENTURIES?"
If people only knew what is being done to us, how we have all been hoodwinked,
deceived into destroying each other and ourselves, the aguing would stop; The
power monopoly would collapse; wars would end; suffering would end.
But I digress.....
My point is about how difficult it is for people to let go of their belief
schemas. Somehow we've acquired a dysfunctional attachment between our ego and
our beliefs. To be right is to be accepted, to be liked, to feel good. but to be
wrong is to be be rejected, to be shamed, to feel bad. This kind of thinking
creates a fear of being wrong. We all know remember what it was like in grade
school; how important it was to be accepted and how it hurt to be made fun of.
Social engineers manipulate this fear in order to deceive and divide us. We
begin to select our belief schemas very early in life, driven by our desire to
be accepted and loved within one's circle of peers, and they become an integral
part of our identity. Facts that contradict one's belief schema are rejected;
because to have to face them would be emotionally devastating. It is like the
famous scene in "the Matrix" where Morpheus offers Neo the red pill or the blue
pill. Deep inside we all know were are being lied to. But few of us have the
courage to see just how far down the rabbit-hole goes. I say there is nothing
to fear.
BEharp aka Littletroll aka Agenturus