Topic: The thread for ridiculous conspiracies that no-one can prove

Atlantis wrote:

It's even becoming difficult to get the points on this forum, when I really try to give some big hints and items. Just thinking how many times I was ridiculed and attacked on this forum last days.

The reason I'm ridiculing you Atlantis is because you're saying that certain things are the truth, when in fact all they are are your beliefs. There's huge big difference between truth and belief and it's time you realised that, because right now there seems like there's very little difference you and a religious fundamentalist.


The next step is more "provoking" and seem to be completely "out of the box" yet:

- Jupiter is rapidly becoming a second Sun

All you've provided so far to back up that statement is an article by Richard Hoagland, a guy that many people, including myself, think is full of shit. So everything Richard says is the truth is it? I don't think so somehow.

- staged alien scenarios
- staged second Jezus Christ

Quite possible, and quite a large number of sources agree on this issue. However, until it actually happens, then it aint truth, just a possibility.

- Astral sexual vampires

Probably real, but so what?

- Genetic manipulations by ELF and chemtrails

chemtrails are real obviously, but as for there actual purpose then we can only speculate. Speculation is not truth.

- 2012 is a New Age lie (= not a very popular statement)

That might be true, but it might not be and you have absolutely no way of knowing. Again what you're saying is just speculation and not truth. I would suggest reading Galactic Alignment by John Major Jenkins which presents a lot of evidence (all from ancient times) that there is something very important about this period of time. I would also research south american prophesy, and I don't just mean Mayan prophesies. There are many ancient prophesies that point to this period of time being a time of possible enlightenment.

So your statement is not a factual statement, it's a belief.

- Artificial made tsunami

Possible, but completely unprovable. I don't doubt that TPTB have technology capable of creating earthquakes, however that doesn't mean to say that the recent Tsunami was created that way. It might have been, it might not. What you're saying is speculation, not truth.

- German Ufo technology

Yeah, and so what? Whatever technology the germans had in the 1940's will have been far superceded by todays military technology. Big deal, what's your point?

- Draco Evil Empire ready to attack the Earth

More speculation. Maybe they are ready to attack earth, or maybe the Dracos only exist in the minds of paranoid delusionals like yourself. This is not truth.

- A Israelian/American military base on the Moon and Mars

Possible, but still speculation. And speculation is not truth. What credible evidence do you have to support this statement? And I do mean CREDIBLE.

- Illuminati's intergalactic plans

How the hell do you or anybody else know what the Illuminatis intergalactic plans are? You know jackshit about what the Illuminati's plans are, and so does every other conspiracy researcher.

- the hollow Earth

I think this theory has been fairly well discredited, however even if it's the truth, so what?

I think it will take a lot of effort for NR to get these last subjects more seriously on the topic agendas.

No, I think what's going to take us a lot of effort is to try and make you see some kind of sense. Perhaps you haven't realised but the vast majority of NR regulars are more interested in spiritual matters, and transending the MCS, than they are of evil child eating aliens that are preparing to invade Earth. I think most of us left that kind of stuff behind when we were about 16. Although I'm suspecting that you're probably around that age.

I hope Montalk is very aware of the dangers of debunking the most "incredible".

Atlantis, when you start providing highly credible sources for your information, then perhaps we might start to take you a little more seriously. You almost never provide credible sources and I think the only reason you don't is because you don't have any.

The other day you disregarded one of Tom's sources as being an Illuminati disinfo agent, yet you failed to provide your own sources for that information, and also the reaons why YOUR sources aren't also Illuminati disinfo agents.

If you start presenting information in an intelligent manner, backed up with credible sources then we'll stop ridiculing you. But if you keep writing bullshit like 'The Illuminati are gonna make us all live on Titan' while claiming it's the truth, then as far as I'm concerned you can expect to keep on being ridiculed.

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2 (edited by lyra 2005-01-16 13:12:43)

Re: The thread for ridiculous conspiracies that no-one can prove

I think that starting a thread solely for the purpose of bashing Atlantis is childish.  When a topic starts out right off the bat with "The reason I'm ridiculing you Atlantis is..."   etc. blah blah blah that's just childish.   There's no need to go out of your way to ridicule anybody, let alone start an entire thread devoted solely towards that end.  That's not the goal of "Noble" Realms.   It's one thing to question somebody and say Hey, you know, that doesn't make sense what you're saying.....do you have proof for that?.........why are you posting something like that?....etc.   It's another thing entirely to set up a thread just to "ridicule" them.    How low can you get, anyway?

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3 (edited by Atlantis 2005-01-16 13:49:00)

Re: The thread for ridiculous conspiracies that no-one can prove

This is a complete topic abusing my name and efforts in conspiracy subjects, but I'm trained in handling personal attacks, so don't worry Lyra.

I've just put the SUBJECTS mentioned in the topic-start in an alter topic, to DISCUSS these subjects.

I've never stated these subjects as TRUTH, but as SUBJECTS to be discussed which I wanted to pay more attention to.

But never mind, it makes me clear again how strong the "Alice in Wonderland" Mind-Control Program is working in some good fellows.

So, I've no problem to keep this topic open.

I'm not affraid of people ridiculing me.

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lyra wrote:

How low can you get, anyway?

Oh, on my worst days I could probably get a lot lower, but let's not go there shall we. Anyway guilty as charged. Lets just say it's been a difficult and very tiring week and leave it at that.

Don't take this personally Atlantis, I'm just trying to help you see a bit of common sense, and perhaps not going the best way about it.

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Re: The thread for ridiculous conspiracies that no-one can prove

I agree with Lyra that the title of this thread was an unfortunate choice.  But I understand exactly the frustration which motivated it.

I have a bad habit of jumping into discussions about particular people's posts, and here goes again.   I hate risking giving the impression of having some kind of ego issue at stake.  Anyway, I censored myself yesterday in the other thread.  After posting an observation relating to Atlantis' comments I ended up deleting most of what I said afterwards, after deciding that it was probably better to just ignore statements I disagreed with.   Now we have an entire thread dedicated to discussing the issue, so I'll comment on the subject for better or worse.  I try to do so in good faith, for the purpose of arriving at truth, but it remains for the reader to judge whether I am successful.

Atlantis wrote:

The next step is more "provoking" and seem to be completely "out of the box" yet:

- Jupiter is rapidly becoming a second Sun
- staged alien scenarios
- staged second Jezus Christ
- Astral sexual vampires
- Genetic manipulations by ELF and chemtrails
- 2012 is a New Age lie (= not a very popular statement)
- Artificial made tsunami
- German Ufo technology
- Draco Evil Empire ready to attack the Earth
- A Israelian/American military base on the Moon and Mars
- Illuminati's intergalactic plans
- the hollow Earth

I think it will take a lot of effort for NR to get these last subjects more seriously on the topic agendas.

What I see in this statement is a laundry-list of conspiracy subjects  followed by a suggestion that other people need to put "a lot of effort"  into studying them.    What I don't see is any serious attempt at discussion, any reason they should be discussed, or any sources being cited, and I simply don't get the impression of a sincere attempt to discuss the truth (or lack thereof) in any of them.   Some of these subjects have been previously discussed on NR  in passing, others seem wholly off-the-wall or irrelevant.

Atlantis, I can tell from your writing that you're an intelligent person.  Your statements, however, often contain unsubstantiated and outlandish claims, sometimes mixed in with quite relevant observations, done in a cavalier and superficial manner which strikes me as both odd and disturbing.   I get the bad feeling that the overall effect of your posts is tantamount to disinformation, regardless of whether or not that's your actual intent.    So I'm not sure whether you're just someone with very far-out interests or what, but I know for sure that the way you're going about discussing things is seriously lacking in intellectual and academic merit.

Atlantis wrote:

I hope Montalk is very aware of the dangers of debunking the most "incredible".

I think most of the readership here is aware of that.  I personally feel that if you want to start a discussion about an imminent attack by aliens from Draco, fine -- make an argument, tell us why you think that's plausible and if you have some kind of credible source, cite it.  I think the NR membership is incredibly open-minded to a wide variety of strange things and will gladly hear you out if you have something worthwhile to say.   No reasonable person, however, is interested in hearing about such bizarre things unless you have something with which to back it up.  If you insist on continuing to make statements that seem to be coming from out of left field, don't be surprised when people get upset with you.

Re: The thread for ridiculous conspiracies that no-one can prove

Morningsun76, thanks for your open comments.

First, I will prevent any risk of disinfo.
So, I do censor myself a while the coming times in not posting on this forum.

Second, you're right in a reasonal way,
I've had not put these subjects on the wall, not that I'm trying to disinform,
but to me it's clear these subjects are named to early on this forum.

Third, I respect your love for researching in an academic way,
however academic often means scientific, and I distrust scientists when they
rely on "valid sources", "mathematical statistical methods", "Laws of Einstein", "proven facts" and "authority". 

Fourth, somebody anywhere told this is a forum just for spirituality and metaphysics, well it's becoming prime time when so,eone is endly able to see metaphysics, spirituality and conspiracy are
totally interconnected and depending on each other.
i.e when I name the Intergalactic plans of the Illuminati, then this a not just a conspiracy or military subject, but above all a spiritual subject of the first order.

Anyway morningsun76, after all, thanks for your open and honest comments and postings.

I'll take a rest for a while.

Atlantean Magic: safe, simple and enjoying a good lifetime.

Re: The thread for ridiculous conspiracies that no-one can prove

Atlantis wrote:

... well it's becoming prime time when so,eone is endly able to see metaphysics, spirituality and conspiracy are totally interconnected and depending on each other.

I tend to agree.

Atlantis wrote:

... when I name the Intergalactic plans of the Illuminati...

Starting to lose you there, buddy. smile

Anyway I'm glad to see there may be some understanding gained here after all, and no hard feelings.

8 (edited by lyra 2005-01-17 08:51:58)

Re: The thread for ridiculous conspiracies that no-one can prove

Well, in retrospect it probably wasn't good of me either to jump on here and say something.  Kind of knee-jerk on my part as well.  At any rate, let's all just chiiiiiiill....   smile 

Personally, I don't have a problem with Atlantis' posts, but, that's just me.  I don't agree with all of his ideas, but, he's entitled to share them.  I can understand how some see him as delivering these absolute, definitive claims in a cavalier manner as if they're 100% truth, but still, it could be worse.  I do get a sense of a person behind his posts, which I can't say is the case for everybody on messageboards.  At least he's aware and sees that things aren't as they seem to be, that the political infrastructures are all a farce and that there is a plot to "get the little people."  I think that's all true.  The Powers That Be don't have our best interests at heart, and there's a man behind the curtain, despite what they try in vain to get us to believe.  And yes, the general population is asleep to this.  So, kudos to Atlantis for at least being aware, even if his style isn't to everyone's liking, or his ideas don't completely jive.  You gotta encourage anybody who's aware.   It's certainly better than being asleep.  Also, the entire point of a messageboard is to be able to exchange ideas, or even debate an issue.    It's not about "Oh, your beliefs and manner of expression don't match me....hit the road!"   Then you're no different then the mainstream public who tends to do the same.   Trying to shut down somebody who is slightly different is wrong.   If you disagree with something Atlantis says...........say it.   Point out what you disagree with, explain why, cite your own sources and personal experience, ask him questions, etc.  If he chooses not to cite his sources, answer the questions or elaborate......then so be it.   No need to get miffed.   The ball is in his court at that point.    And trust me, those who are reading the exchange will still learn something.  Nobody's going to learn anything if you just shut down and end the conversation.

I don't know, that's just my opinion....

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Re: The thread for ridiculous conspiracies that no-one can prove

morningsun76 wrote:

I have a bad habit of jumping into discussions about particular people's posts, and here goes again.

I don't think it's such a bad habit, your comments are nearly always well thought out and very welcome. I certainly appreciated your comments here smile

lyra wrote:

Kind of knee-jerk on my part as well.

Really, that's not like you Lyra wink

Atlantis wrote:

I respect your love for researching in an academic way,  however academic often means scientific, and I distrust scientists when they rely on "valid sources", "mathematical statistical methods", "Laws of Einstein", "proven facts" and "authority".

Atlantis, you really need to have a think about what you're saying here. It seems to me that you're trying to use the short-comings of some scientists to try and justify the fact that you have no credible sources for any of the information you're presenting. As for your comment about "proven facts" well the only person here that's insisting they know the facts about nearly everything is yourself.

Anyway, scientists don't really rely on any of what you just stated. Scientists rely on their observations, what they can measure, quantify and experiments that are repeatable. For that reason you generally should trust what scientists say, because they don't lie.

The only problem I have with most scientists is that most of them seem very narrow minded and often fail to see the bigger picture. There's a lot of snobbery in science and new ideas are often quickly dismissed and ridiculed making it very difficult for younger more open-minded scientists to get funding for their research.

But make no mistake, there are many good scientists out there who are always open to new ideas and constantly pushing the boundaries of our knowledge further than what most people give them credit for. Books like "The Holograhic Universe" and particularly "The Field" talk about some of these scientists.

Fourth, somebody anywhere told this is a forum just for spirituality and metaphysics, well it's becoming prime time when so,eone is endly able to see metaphysics, spirituality and conspiracy are totally interconnected and depending on each other.

I never said it was a forum JUST for spirituality and metaphysics. I'm perfectly aware that there's a huge metaphysical conspiracy going on all around us. The matrix conspiracy is the entire subject of Stuart Wilde's latest book and if you've paid any attention to my posts then you'll have realised that I'm rather a big fan of Stuart's work.

However, there's a world of difference between discussing the spiritual aspects of the matrix conspiracy and discussing evil flesh eating aliens from planet Draco that are preparing to invade us any day now. Ditto the Illuminati's plans to make us all live on Titan. That kind of stuff belongs in Science fiction movies, and unless you can provide some very credible sources for that information then it's less than worthless. I think I can confidently speak for the vast majority of people in this forum and say we're not interested.

Whether you're conscious of it or not, what you're ultimately trying to do is spread fear with your posts, and personally I don't believe that has any place in a spiritual community, which is essentially what Noble Realms is. Fear is exactly what THEY want, and it's exactly what we shouldn't be giving them. Now I'm certainly not saying that everything has to be 'love and light' all the time. Clearly there's a lot of darkness in this world and it can't be swept under the carpet and ignored, but lets just try and stick to what's actually helpful shall we. I think you've yet to provide any information that's actually helpful to anyone. Creating a list of conspiracies is meaningless. Presenting 'factual' information without sources is meaningless, unless of course you're stating an opinion or a belief. Just remember than an opinion or a belief is not necessarily fact or truth.

Ultimately, we're all here to learn. I think all of us in this forum have woken up to the matrix conspiracy but I think the question most of us have on our minds is what happens next? Where do we go from here? And I seriously don't think the answer is Titan.

Personally I don't care who I learn from, or what the truth turns out to be. I'm open minded enough to believe just about anything just so long as you can provide credible sources, and so far you've consistantly failed to do that. No-one in this forum knows anything about you or who you are, so why should we believe anything you say? For all we know YOU could be a member of the Illuminati. So unless you can start providing us with credible sources I don't think anyone here is going to take anything you say seriously.


when I name the Intergalactic plans of the Illuminati,

Well I shall look forward to hearing about the Intergalactic plans of the Illuminati just please provide your sources of information.

When you've done that, I'll tell you about the Intergalactic plans of Ayahuasca. I have big plans for the universe and I will not be letting the Illuminati get in the way of them big_smile

Andy

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Re: The thread for ridiculous conspiracies that no-one can prove

I have big plans for the universe and I will not be letting the Illuminati get in the way of them

totally what i am thinking !


atlantis i like when you provide information on how to better protect yourself from manipulation, and i have to admit i do also like to read your posts about unprovable outstanding theories.

but i think you provide more useful information regarding protection or learning "their" methods as a way of protection.

and your take on celestial events and places also holds my interest.

best wishes to everyone in their endeavors!

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nitin sawhney - 'eastern eyes'

11 (edited by morningsun76 2005-01-18 21:50:53)

Re: The thread for ridiculous conspiracies that no-one can prove

This is a response to a post Atlantis just made in the "Holographic Fake Scenarios Coming" thread.  I'm moving my response here to this thread to avoid further contaminating that one.


Atlantis wrote:

I agree, sometimes have to control myself in givin' not to much information,

I believe that the consensus was that you should consider backing up your statements, not by "givin' not to much information," as you put it.  That seemed very clear, I think, and it was just a day ago.  Having memory trouble, are we?

Atlantis wrote:

My syntax was noisy last month, yes that's very true, because sometimes it's needed to shake a tree to get the some valuable apples (new serious subjects) fallin' in your hands.

I'll state for a second time that I still don't see you offering any reason at all why your particular favorite subjects should get any attention at all.  Instead of "shaking the tree," let's hear a good reason why you think the Draco Evil Empire is about to attack Earth.  No?   Perhaps you're just sitting there chuckling to yourself at how you've draw n another NR user astray to waste their time replying to your silliness instead of doing something more important with their time.   

Atlantis wrote:

Although, I'm very convinced this is their plan ... I can not tell this is the truth, because I have NO proofs.

Here you are saying that 1) you can't tell whether your own story is truth or not and have "NO proofs" (emphasis yours) yet 2) you're very convinced of it and are able to give exact details of what will happen (!)    Based on your own statements, I think it's fair to say you have a fatal flaw in your thought processes and are utterly lacking in credibility.

Atlantis wrote:

But, I found last 3 years to many hints that this plan is not a just a Hollywood B-movie scenario.

Hints?  What?  Didn't many of us strongly suggest to you, just one day ago, to give some basis -- something -- to support your theories?  What are these "hints" to which you refer?

Atlantis wrote:

As for your Anti-christaic rave, better spell-check some of your imprints there.

You might take some of your own advice.  I'd suggest a grammar-checker as well.

Atlantis wrote:

A little speculation will fit the optimum to get faster insights in the big picture, instead of slowly boring source giving protocols (which could also be dangerous for the Truth)

It's a trap to conform discussions 100 % like scientists do,
A little room for constructive speculation, say 5-10% can open many eyes.

You said the same thing the other day, and others already responded to you on this point.  But you weren't paying attention, were you?  No, of course not.  Perhaps you just want to keep the same circular nonsense going on as long as you can get away with.   That's a game I've seen certain types play before, and it wouldn't be the first time it's been played here.

I think I'm about done with you, Atlantis.

12 (edited by lyra 2005-01-18 20:13:40)

Re: The thread for ridiculous conspiracies that no-one can prove

I agree, this particular post you quoted is a bunch of hooey malarky claptrap, (atlantis...I was with ya on some of your other posts, I was, but you lost me here!  big_smile )   but, I think part of the problem too in all fairness is that English is just NOT Atlantis' first language.  With that in mind, it kind of all makes sense, in a screwball sort of way.............!    big_smile big_smile  Ah well, keep in mind, you don't have to respond to posts that are nonsense.....I've learned (the hard way...) that that's probably the best route to go.....

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13 (edited by morningsun76 2005-01-18 21:47:48)

Re: The thread for ridiculous conspiracies that no-one can prove

lyra wrote:

I agree, this particular post you quoted is a bunch of hooey malarky claptrap ...  Ah well, keep in mind, you don't have to respond to posts that are nonsense.....I've learned (the hard way...) that that's probably the best route to go.....

I didn't voice any comment about Atlantis' posts until the other day, because I agree that different people acting in good faith can come to different conclusions.  If, however, over a course of time, a pattern becomes clear that someone is being willfully thick, or worse, intentionally disruptive, you must then call them out to answer for themselves.   To put it another way, if you don't pull up the weeds, you'll have a jungle instead of a garden.    In this case, the weeding consists of asking a user to please either state a coherent basis for their claims, or to clearly mark them as speculation.    So, there's no need for anyone to ignore anyone else; after all, the whole point of a public forum is to encourage discourse and debate.   As far as I am concerned it is a worthy exercise.

14 (edited by Atlantis 2005-01-19 09:49:51)

Re: The thread for ridiculous conspiracies that no-one can prove

Morningsun76,

Although I need a rest, I have to react:

About the spelling checker, you was mis-quoting me, (It was Reason's quote).

And do you really think I'm playing games on this forum ?

What kind of mentality do you have morningsun76 ?

If some subjects are coming out of the comfort zone, or I give some shaking texts, do you at first think I'm fooling you ? Or trying to fool you ?

Do you recognize this as a victim-mentality at yourself ?

Are you a risk-escaper or a risk-taker ?

Who is stopping us in trying to discuss some subjects a level higher or newer ? You or I ?

Wherein are you putting your time and energy, morningsun76 ?

1) In stating: hey, interesting. I'll try to find out more on these stuff ?
2) In stating: Atlantis, you're unlogical, Atlantis you're crazy, Atlantis your thought process is not following the regular standards ?

Morningsun76, be very aware of your words and texts commenting me, please.

I forgive you a lot what you wrote.

And take it easy, I think I'm one of your biggest friends on this forum or even on this planet.
A good provoking discussion is always helpfull in clearing the sky.

BTW: do a search action on Altavista: "Shroud of Turin" & "second Coming".

Atlantean Magic: safe, simple and enjoying a good lifetime.

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