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Are Conspiracy Theorists Paranoid?

Everyone I personally know who has embarked on a journey to explore global conspiracy theories, has become a believer in them: Yes, everyone.

Why?

Because they are not hard to research, especially if you know where to start (with law).

So, by logical implication, you can accurately say:

"The only people I know who do not believe in conspiracy theories are those who have not researched them."

Now, the best way to derail someone's reputation is to call them paranoid. This is why the media attempts to associate conspiracy theorists with paranoia, but the irony is that it truly takes a brave soul to explore conspiracy theories. This research is not for the timid. It is for those willing to face hard truths.

In fact, the vast majority of conspiracy theorists that I have met (I've met quite a few) are ex-military men who had access to secret military information, have strong families, love their wives and children, and are very kind, intelligent, and courageous. These are my kind of people.

Please consider the following.

In the years of studying this subject, I used to have meetings. Not surprisingly, a pattern developed that I found always held true. The majority of people who attended a meeting would never come back to a second meeting. Nearly always, I would kindly ask them why they didn't come back to another meeting.

By far, the most common answer I received was: "Because the information was too scary."

Yes, it was those who were exposed to the facts about conspiracy theories who were never came back to another meeting who were scared. The ones who came back were brave.

So, the irony is this:

The exact opposite of the common belief (which is another media-based lie) is actually true:

It's not conspiracy theorists who are paranoid. In truth, it is those who are unwilling to continue researching who are afraid.


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