The Intuitive Muse

Let’s play a game. Are these 8 conspiracy theories true or false?​

Questions

Do the the rich and powerful go to Bohemian Grove annualy to misbehave?

Is the world is secretly ruled by reptilian aliens from Alpha Draconis?

Did the CIA developed a heart attack gun?

Does Bill Gates contribute more money to the WHO than any country?

Can the U.S. government manipulate the weather?

Does the UK government spy on its own citizens?

Is the Earth a flat plane held up by four elephants standing on a giant turtle?

  Linked Sources mentioned during this podcast:

Having grown up and lived through the first Cold War, here are some of my thoughts on the seeming never-ending turmoil of our current times. S2E2

* I didn't get the detail exactly right when remembering a nuclear false alarm incident. Anyone wishing to check details can do a web search for: "1983 Soviet nuclear false alarm incident".

In a world where everyone and its dog are telling you what to think, believe and feel, here am I once again telling you not to believe a word of it. Look at all sides of an argument and make up your own mind.
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Let's talk conspiracy theories. Are they all rubbish?

Which ones are true if not? What can we believe and what can't we?

I couldn't resist mentioning a few, including:

Operation Paperclip

NSA Prism

GCHQ Tempora

Illuminati / Cabal

Georgia Guidestones

New World Order

Take what I say with a pinch of salt. What do you believe about it all?

New Age has been influenced by all sorts. There is some good information but also, much that's not so good. Including deep state dark projects and negative entities.

Here, I go in-depth on New Age, Spirituality, and Transhumanism.

Who were the worst UK Prime Ministers since 1945 and the 10 worst ever?

I offer my take on two online lists before revealing who I think should be the next PM.

The eco-terrorist threat and the radicalization of environmentalism!

Following the disgusting act of eco-terrorism by Maggie Budd, where she poured excrement all over a memorial statue of Captain Sir John Moore. Let's look at a few other examples of despicable behaviour by so-called eco-warriors and perhaps a couple of suggestions as to what they could be doing instead.

It needs to be said first of all that I’ve always been at least in principle a republican. That doesn’t mean that I have anything personal against the Royal family. I don’t. It just means I don’t think that a Royal family in principle is necessary or should be necessary in the 21st-century world.

However, I’m also not supportive of those who chose to use such a difficult time for many in this country and around the commonwealth and indeed the world, in order to troll their disparaging commentary on the Royals all over social media. It’s akin to telling someone who just lost a family member how much you hated them. To do such a thing is beyond reprehensible.

Continuing the negative and disrespectful rhetoric around the Royals isn’t going to make them go away. It doesn’t matter whether you are hating on a specific one or all of them in general.

Hating them all over social media is like throwing stones, but always missing your target. The people you hurt aren’t those who you think you are aiming at. 

Have you ever tried making up with someone after a disagreement that was dominated by mutual point-scoring? It’s hard, isn’t it? The gap can get so wide that reconciliation feels nigh impossible, even though the original disagreement may have been trivial.

When online social networks were first becoming popular, they were there for the people who were going to make it what it was intended to become. An online community of people who could meet and interact with other like minds, anywhere and anytime. A home from home for you and your friends, new and old. Or at least, that’s how it was sold.

If someone had told me thirty years ago that someday, I would find out that everything I think I know is wrong, I would have laughed and said, yea sure thing, but I doubt it. And by the way, I now think that it is quite probable that most of the things we think we know, that we take for granted as true are at least to some degree, false.

There is so much information put out there by so many different sources, that it’s impossible to make heads or tails of it, never mind know who to listen to, what to read, who to believe. 

Different forums, avenues, sources, channels came from a similar starting point, then veered off in their own direction as interpretation and ego gets in the way of what may or may not have started out as something pure, from a genuine source.

New Age has also been a victim of much infiltration from its outset. There's so much contradicting information out there, it's difficult to know what to believe v what to dismiss. Threads of truth within a mire of disinformation. Genuine channellings v MK Ultra. Spiritual information v pacification.

About John;

An Intuitive, Mystic, and Blogger. John is an avid spiritual seeker and has been researching spiritual, metaphysical, and a variety of related topics for much of his adult life.

“All my research over the years cemented within me the belief that truth can only come from maintaining an open mind and always looking at all sides of an argument. I always make a point of reading perspectives and opinions that I don’t agree with as well as those that I do."

It seems that everything that's happening now and has over the last many years has been somehow designed to increase polarization in the world.  

Let’s take a look at who influences it and what feeds it by examining a few examples of recent polarizing topics; 

Trump presidency, Brexit vote, Covid policy/coronavirus act, Scottish Independence Movement.

About John;

An Intuitive, Mystic, and Blogger. John is an avid spiritual seeker and has been researching spiritual, metaphysical, and a variety of related topics for much of his adult life.

“All my research over the years cemented within me the belief that truth can only come from maintaining an open mind and always looking at all sides of an argument. I always make a point of reading perspectives and opinions that I don’t agree with as well as those that I do."