Showing posts with label conspiracy. Show all posts
Showing posts with label conspiracy. Show all posts

Saturday, October 11, 2014

Conspiracy Saturday - Ebola

I'm starting something new and different. It is called conspiracy Saturday. Now this doesn't mean that the conspiracies are either true or not, just conspiracies. They will range from the serious to the ridiculous. From the scary to the fumy. I will always try to pick something interesting. Since Ebola is front and center this week conspiracy is on Obola, give it a listen. Anyway this is my first Conspiracy Saturday.

Hawk With Greg Evensen - Now Is The Time To Prepare

Tuesday, June 17, 2014

Do you believe in conspiracies?

IMBD Enemy of the State. Watch the trailer

What year did it come out? The answer is 1998. What is the movie about? The NSA spying on the average American citizen. How pervasive it is. Will Smith is caught up in a spy movie wherein the NSA is watching every move he makes. It tells what they do and how they do it.

You say, now Outlaw how did you come across this? I was bored tonight and just popped in an old DVD and was watching then I noticed something. When did all the laws and what event made those laws come into effect? I was shocked when I saw this. Look at the date of birth of the head NSA bad guy in this movie and remember it was made in 1998.


Hrmm? Quite a coincidence! Click to enlarge. Yeah I got a crappy TV and all isn't shown, is there anything else I might be missing that you guys can catch on his BIO? Spooky stuff, no pun intended.

Update: Just googled it, looks like I am not the first one to notice.

Sunday, April 27, 2014

Sunday, April 13, 2014

Conspiracy Theories of Wall Street Genius Mark Gorton

I found this article interesting.
 
Mark Gorton is a prominent financier and a respected entrepreneur. He founded the music sharing site Limewire, and he runs Tower Research, a famed high-frequency trading firm. Gorton also believes that the "ruthless" secret cabal that assassinated JFK and planned 9/11 could be coming to kill his family.
 
Mark Gorton does not have a reputation as a crackpot. Quite the opposite. He's been favorably profiled in the New York Times for his business acumen and charitable deeds. His experience as the head of Limewire—which disrupted the music industry and then lost a $100 million lawsuit as a result—was closely followed by the press. And when Michael Lewis's blockbuster new book about high frequency trading was published recently, prominent media outlets turned to Gorton to learn what HFT firms are really like. The Huffington Post even dubbed him "the new face of Wall Street." He is a very respected and very wealthy man.
 
This week, we were forwarded documents that Gorton was sending out to employees at Tower Research. These documents—embedded at the bottom of this post—are essays by Mark Gorton, laying out his theories on the secret high-level murderous criminal "Cabal" that is responsible for, among other things, the JFK and RFK assassinations, the presidential careers of the Bushes, Clinton, and Obama, the Oklahoma City bombing, the 9/11 plot, and the murder of countless witnesses, politicians, and journalists who sought to expose them, including Sen. Paul Wellstone and even Hunter S. Thompson. Everything, according to Gorton, has been an inside job.
 

Saturday, April 5, 2014

UFOs Explained, Part 1


INTRODUCTION

UFOs and extra terrestrial seem to be all the craze these days. Every cable-TV channel from the history Channel to the military Seem to have a UFO program. My intention here is not to tell you exactly what UFOs are but maybe help people to understand the social phenomenon, that puzzles many people.

UFOs have seemed to enter the American psyche over the past few years and have grown exponentially. I have some ideas on why this might be so. In this introductory part one I want to explain the possibilities of why this might be, what people are seeing, whether real or not or whether they're just hallucinations or some other sociological phenomenon.

It is said that 95% of all UFO reports are explainable, either they are natural or man-made phenomenon, while 5% of all UFO reports cannot be explained. I intend to focus on the 5% that cannot be explained. What are the reasons that people report UFOs? Let us go through a short list of possibilities. You may have some of your own.


  • People making stuff up.
  • People hallucinating.
  • People with active imaginations.
  • People who saw something that they cannot explain

Why would people make stuff up? I put it in three categories, all of which overlap. One is notoriety, another is fame and the last will be money or financial reasons.

Let's go to hallucinations, because that's what many people believe people are seeing something that is not there. Let's look at the 17 different causes of hallucinations.

  1. Dementia.
  2. Alcohol withdrawal delirium.
  3. Psychosis.
  4. Epilepsy
  5. Wernick Korsakoff syndrome
  6. Schizophrenia
  7. Partial seizures.
  8. Delirium.
  9. Low blood sugar
  10. Caffeine overdose.
  11. Narcolepsy.
  12. Migraine with Aura
  13. Marijuana dependence.
  14. Mad cow disease.
  15. Low blood sodium
  16. Primary cerebral lymphoma.
  17. Alzheimer's disease. 

Now let's look at the prescription drugs that can cause hallucinations.

  1. Apomorphine
  2. Aspirin and oxycodone.
  3. Atenolol.
  4. Enflurrane
  5. Ertapenem
  6. Eszopiclone
  7. Lafutidine
  8. Orphenadrine
  9. Oxaprozin
  10. Oxprenolol
  11. Pamidronate
  12. Pemoline
  13. Pentazocine
  14. Pramipexole
  15. Procainamide
  16. Procarbazine
  17. Propoxyphene
  18. Propranolol
  19. Protriptyline Hydochloride
  20. Pseudphedrine
  21. Pyrimethamine-Sulfadoxine
  22. Rasagiline
  23. Ropinirole
  24. Scopolamine
  25. Secobarbital
  26. Tolacapone
  27. Toterodine
  28. Voriconazole
  29. Zaleplon
  30. Zolpidem 

That's quite a list?

Now let's look at a few illegal drugs that can cause hallucinations.

  1. LSD.
  2. Peyote.
  3. Psilcybin
  4. PCP.
  5. THC.
  6. Methamphetamines.

Now as for people with active imaginations. Let's look at a profile of the average person that reports a UFO.

  • They often believe they have psychic abilities.
  • Most have had an out of body experience.
  • They often believe they have healing powers.
  • They are subject to hypnagogic experiences.
  • They have vivid dreams.
  • They have good memories.
  • They receive messages from unknown sources.

Others, such as Steven Jay Lynn and Judith W. Rhue, expanded the research to other groups of people as well as confirmed the validity of the theory (Lynn 1988, Rhue 1987). They also found that them group of fantasy prone people is not a simple group but a rather complex combination of people
(Lynn 1988).

Discovery of the fantasy prone personality soon paved the way for ufologists still looking for some
commonality in the personality traits of UFO witnesses. Could this common denominator be this
"fantasy proneness"?
 

In this series of posts I'm going to concentrate on the 5% of people who see or experience things that were really there but cannot be explained. By the end of this series, I will give my best explanation of what is going on with the UFO phenomena.



To be continued...
 


 

Monday, March 31, 2014

What happened to flight 370?

If this is true, then what?

"INDIAN OCEAN (INTELLIHUB) — According to freelance journalist Jim Stone, one of the American passengers, Phillip Wood, a technical storage executive at IBM, who was aboard the now missing Malaysian Airlines flight, keystered his iPhone 5 in his anus after the Boeing 777 carrying 239 people was hijacked by military personnel while on route to China.
Amazingly, Stone claims that metadata within the photo yields evidence confirming “100 percent” that Phillip Wood sent the photo, along with a brief voice activated text, from GPS coordinates which put Wood only a few miles away from the U.S. controlled Diego Garcia military base which is located on an island south of the Maldives in the Indian Ocean."

-7 18 58.3 LATITUDE
72 25 35.6 LONGITUDE

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