Guardians of Reality

 I just caught my regular Thursday night broadcast of my main info guy. As usual I could do this entire blog just on what he says. Tonight he brought up something I've been saying forever, and he gave it a cool name. He says that most people have become the "guardians of reality." That wouldn't be a bad band name.

 He said that if someone says something...let's say conspiratorial, society at large will automatically ridicule that person and tell them they're wrong, without knowing anything at all about the topic. I've been talking about it in this blog for years.

 Ever since an episode I've mentioned that took place in high school, where a state-wide talent show was completely rigged, which shouldn't have been the case, I've been looking into what really goes on behind the scenes in this world. 

 I've always said that if a carnie will rig a $1 game at a fair to make a buck, how can we be so naive to think that it doesn't happen with the people who call the shots, when millions or billions of dollars are at stake? They want us to think that they have our best interests at heart, but are we really that stupid? 

 It's due to programming, through movies, TV and recently social media, and yes, even music. Is nothing sacred? If you don't think we've been programmed, you might want to do a little research. You'll learn things such as the fact that studies have shown that if someone hears something repeated just three times they'll begin to believe it, true or not. Interesting, huh? Just remember that the simplest form of mind control is simple repetition. Look it up. 

 I've said before how it blows my mind when I say something controversial and people tell me I'm full of shit, when I've studied the topic for decades and they haven't looked into it for one second. They'll call me crazy but I think that's crazy. They aren't thinking. It's programming. 

 Our brains can't think both emotionally and logically at the same time, and if they can get our brains to think emotionally, using "trigger" words and things like that, logical thinking can't even enter our brains. They know this and they exploit it every day. The problem is that people's pride won't let them admit that they've been fooled, or programmed. They know this too. 

 Nothing will ever change unless people wake up and start to question things, which is a perfectly healthy thing to do, instead of automatically believing the "Official Narrative." As many times we've found out that it was total bullshit, most people still believe it. It's not always a lie but at least half the time it is, and even 1% of the time is too much. 

 I'm probably wasting my time but everything I'm saying is true. As time goes on and things get weirder, we "Conspiracy Theorists" are going look a lot less conspiratorial. I'll say again, if you want to know what's really going on in the world, ask a "Conspiracy Theorist." No joke. Stay safe.