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> The fact that they're proposed doesn't mean false flags occur There is plenty of known history of false flag operations. And they are so common, that it's es
by zzzcpan 7y ago
> The fact that they're proposed doesn't mean false flags occur
There is plenty of known history of false flag operations. And they are so common, that it's essentially just a tool all those three letter agencies use.
> Everything is chaos
It only looks like chaos to an uninformed observer. But it's not. Check out things like Mitrokhin Archive, it should give you some ideas of how organizations pull the strings and how much not chaos any of it is.
- diminoten 7y agoSorry, but no. The global geopolitical environment is chaos, and pretending otherwise may be comforting to you, but it's a false comfort. No one is in control.
- manicdee 7y agoYou present a false dichotomy between “everything is chaos” and “it is all controlled by one person.” The truth is elsewhere. There are many people in control, all engaged in various cooperative and competitive activities which may to the casual observer appear to be chaos only because there is too much activity for one person to analyse in real time.
- diminoten 7y agoI don't present a false dichotomy at all. The conspiracies put forward by people lack evidence, predict nothing about newly released material, and refuse at all times to admit defeat. Therefore, whatever level of "control" required is simply not there. There are not many people in control, no one is engaged in any cooperation, and the chaos observed is actually chaos, not orchestrated. To say otherwise would be require the three criteria above, which does not exist, period.