I don’t think I’m the type of person who tries to embroil themselves in conspiracies. And the more I look about me and the more I read I am coming to the conclusion that there is a conspiracy.
I don’t know if this conspiracy is only against the people of the United States or if it takes in the entire world.
It has taken me since 9/11 to figure out the planes did not crash into the Pentagon and that a flight with a number 93 did not crash in a field in Pennsylvania. No matter how hard you try you cannot convince me that there are only two plane crashes in the world that resulted in no degree from a plane and that they both happen on the same day.
In reading a post from one of my favorite bloggers The Candid Blogger this morning, it finally dawned on me that the corporations of this country are probably deeper into the political parties then we will ever know. I have always felt this way to a degree, but it never sunk into me that the corporations are involved in the logistics and the direction that the parties take.
In the background the major corporations purchase websites in preparation for issues that will come later. I give you this, again from the candid blogger
CNBC’s Rick Santelli’s call for a “tea party” in Chicago next summer was quickly picked up by a website called ChicagoTeaParty.com and spread from there to the Drudge Report. However, the ChicagoTeaParty.com domain is not new. It was registered last summer by the producer of a right-wing radio show in Chicago and, the writers allege, is one of several tied to the anti-tax group FreedomWorks, which is among the sponsors of the current protests.
In my mind this is just another example of how the corporations that we support through buying their products try to determine the outcome of our lives. It is to their advantage to do that, so that they can determine our physical ability to continue purchasing their products. I don’t know about you but I call this paranoia. Indeed to survive the corporations must manipulate your thoughts or your manner of thinking.
