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I know very little about vampires (did not know they have some official lore) and QAnon (the theories about secret societys running the world is far older than the Internet).

I know all of that obviously. I also know a lot of other CIA projects, but that doesnt mean people say "that would/could never happen" when I refer to them. If you say "intelligence services carried and probably still carries out experiments on human beings", a lot of people are going to call...

"They were just so full of dope that they were going blindly their own way, not thinking for a moment that the origin of LSD was in the CIA and a lot of them probably don't like to think about that now. By taking LSD they were helping the CIA in one of their favorite experiments. After they got...

Well, there are exceptions to anything. He was one of us tinfoilers though. Edit: I would also be surprised if he didnt have a joint at some point in his life, even though he didnt like it.

Drugs open the doors of perception. Anyone with an idea you'd consider "far out", for good or bad, have had some. Name your favorite modern era thinker, artist, musician, filmmaker, writer or inventor and I could probably mention what drugs they did.

"What's the motivation for these people?" There is one secret society that historians agree on had a "grand plan" to take over the world - the Illuminati, founded in 1776 and banned in 1784 (though Weishaupt said that he had a plan even if they were discovered; you be the judge if that...

All conspiracy theorists (or it wouldnt be 'conspiracy') believe that a network of secret societys own most of the big companies and banks in the world. Wallenberg, the largest owner of Ericsson, is a member of the Swedish Frimurarorden (Freemasons) according to a membership directory revealed...

First: I read the thing I quoted from you again and apologise, I read it too quickly and was assuming that you made the "CHILD MURDERER" argument, since I've heard it a lot of times. This make my whole previous response to what you wrote flawed, and I apologise for this. As for my stance on...

What was the question in the post I quoted? Oh yeah - there was none; if there was, it should be pretty easy for you to prove, yea? You made a statement that you believe Ericsson & Nokia to be too cozy and friendly (my own interpretation) to be involved in something shady or unhealthy, I made a...

I figured you would have no answer to that.

Nokia is a fun example, as one of their bosses interview in a Finnish newspaper caused a big debate on cellphone safety in Finland. The question is taboo here in Nordic just like it (obviously) is over there, but a bit less - I know the subject is still regularly brought up in Finnish media. -...

I do believe that existing technologies are harmful and I know they are used for mass surveillance. 5G increase the capacity. It is stronger technology. Today, if you gather 30 000 people in a park, its likely your cellphone wont be functioning very well: i.e. you may not be able to make calls...

Its really been more than 10 years though.. Until the mid 60's the term "conspiracy theorist" had no positive or negative value attached to it. The intelligence services of the US created a strategy to deal with belivers with "fringe ideas", since almost half of the population didint buy into...

No idea what that is.

The "we" I'm speaking of is "most conspiracy theorists". Certainly not everyone, but sneaking around a lot of our hideouts its possible to get a picture of majority leanings.. (still no weed)

Most of us conspiracy theorists dont believe that 5G is causing Covid-19 infections. Like "flat earth" its a fringe theory that gets a lot of attention but that very few of us actually believe in. I'd say it's more common to believe that our world leaders are aliens. Do we believe that Covid-19...

Dont like Covid-19, dont 5G, but also dont think there is any connection.