It also fits the US style of behaviour. It is now accepted (I think) that the Vietnam war was started deliberately when a US warship steamed inside the territorial waters of North Vietnam. They fought a war in Iraq based on "Weapons of Mass Destruction" that did not exist. Then there is this:
How does this ‘fit’? This bomb brought about the end of the war. False flags like 9/11, WMD and The Gulf of Tonkin incident (and many more) were all to start wars!
Yeah, Lockerbie was bullshit, Iraq was bullshit, Syria is bullshit...etc etc. I’m in no doubt about anything that we are fed by our governments being at best doubtful, any truth is usually simply coincidental, if they’re telling the truth it’s just because it favours the story they want to get across. That is why I find it hard to accept since I’ve become aware that we’re living under such illusions. We blindly accept delusional psychotic thinking as ‘the norm’. People like me and many others that don’t blindly believe are deemed ‘the enemy’, ‘traitor’, ‘a ’bot’, a conspiracy theorist or basically ridiculed and rubbished.
At first glance I’d be in favour of scrapping all governments. Smaller, less powerful regional, maybe by county (UK) looking after themselves. I really believe that if countries were people, they’d be messed up mentally, psychotic! The EU (look at the way they dealt or rather ignored, the heavy handed way the Spanish govt dealt with the Catalan’s), the British and certainly the US just for starters.
All that being said, I don’t know if we’d be capable of changing. Our consciousness would have to rise, our emotional intelligence would have to increase, basically we don’t yet have enough Love. So why worry too much about something we are, in reality, forced to accept. I suffered a stroke because of my unwillingness to accept what I saw as ‘unfair’ at work. Was that fair? I have never felt that it was unfair on me, it was MY DOING, no one else’s - ironic eh? It’s true, we’re complicated beings.
As (I think) Alex said in his latest episode with Freke and Cox, what’s interesting is not the facts, the details, but the psychology (and more?) behind it all? (9/11, etc It would take too long to check exactly what Alex said, apologies if I got it wrong)In any event, this is what is of interest to me.