VaeVictis:i find it funny that you even consider grammar a sign of intelligence, that itself is a very uneducated claim
As for you Fader, not believing the Oligarchy exists is also foolhardy as well. It's definitely there, just very well hidden.
Yes, believe it or not, I am saying that 95% of the population should be exterminated. ... I don't want to die, just like everyone else doesn't...but I can't honestly say that it would be a bad thing if most of us were gone.
It happens on such a large scale, in fact, that no one on our level, including the President of the U.S., truly knows about how powerful it really is. [...] I have researched this topic extensively, you simply need to as well.
Quote from: Krlll Mule on September 06, 2012, 10:46:39 PMJust because somebody doesn't give a shit about what you claim to be some world government conspiracy doesn't mean they're ignorant; if anything, that makes YOU ignorant. You keep whining and complaining about the "NWO", and yet I doubt you've convinced a single person otherwise about this imaginary cult you keep trying to "spread the word" about.Take some fucking medication and move the Brazil or something.
Ok, first off, Krill you have good spirit, but it's a little too much. You forget the "Oligarchy" needs the population to be there to help run things for them, otherwise there's no more fun and games for them to have.As for you Fader, not believing the Oligarchy exists is also foolhardy as well. It's definitely there, just very well hidden.The "Oligarchy" in itself really isn't a world government, but just a bunch of super-rich people buying and selling large things (usually pieces of nations) back and forth. The Vatican is part of this upper-level system, as well as other money-rich entities. Personally, they could care less about the people below them, except for the part of if they were all suddenly gone, then yeah, they'd have a problem. No more societies = no more people to profit off of and control = no more money.So yes, the Oligarchy itself IS real, but they need the population to survive. Otherwise, they have to go back to the day of how it used to be before society...you know, living an average life of 23 years old, huddled in caves, starving, catching diseases, dying, you know, the fun caveman existence.I will say one thing though. If the whole conspiracy theory thing about the Georgia Guidestones is true, I wouldn't mind seeing it fulfilled. Honestly would lighten the load on the Earth, that's for sure: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Georgia_GuidestonesYes, believe it or not, I am saying that 95% of the population should be exterminated. That's simply because after a certain point of over-populating the world, we'll exterminate ourselves by running out of food and places to live. I don't want to die, just like everyone else doesn't...but I can't honestly say that it would be a bad thing if most of us were gone.
Quote from: ex on September 07, 2012, 03:30:07 PMIt happens on such a large scale, in fact, that no one on our level, including the President of the U.S., truly knows about how powerful it really is. [...] I have researched this topic extensively, you simply need to as well.I imagine that's part of the appeal of a good conspiracy theory: I've learned things on the internet that even the President doesn't know.
massive dieback of predator populations is common when their breeding and predation exceeds the limits that their prey species can accomodate in terms of population numbers and genetic diversity.say a pack of wolves grows too large for it's range and eats most of the bunnies and deer and squirrels around.. as the other species suffer setbacks in population number, so does the pack of wolves due to starvation. eventually, an equilibrium can be reached where the pack is small enough again to let prey numbers increase in their environment.I mention this because it can be directly applied to humans and the resources they need to survive.this is the angle ex is probably approaching from when he says that there are way too many people on this planet at the moment.there are some things that should give us hope, like our ability to use tools and technology to overcome diversity while the wolves can only count on the equilizing aspects of nature, but at some level even those will not help us if we have too many mouths to feed and/or we don't make feeding all of those mouths a high enough priority
And BTW, the Oligarchy is NOT a conspiracy theory, at least when viewed as people controlling the world's wealth. It is a FACT that 80% of the world's wealth is controlled by less than 1% of the population, and it's getting worse day by day.
Besides, as every scientist agrees, human beings won't be on Earth forever. It's a mathematical-evolutionary-survivability impossibility.