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Does the same also apply to the mainstream media/governments/politicians that told us there WMDs in Iraq?
People can be wrong, what matters is if they are big enough to admit to it. "When I realise I'm wrong, I change my mind. What do you do, Sir?" - John Maynard Keynes as the most pertinent quote for this area.
Ok so maybe on ocuk forums most, though not all, people flame me when I make posts revealing what's going on. But it doesn't deter me as more and more people are opening there eyes to the bigger picture. When I go out in the real life and talk to people about these matters lots and lots of people can see what's going on and aware of the NWO. So don't all sit there on your high intellectual horses saying people like me are deluded minority because that isn't the case.
I don't flame you for revealing what you think is going on, in fact I hope I don't flame you at all, but I will point out where and when I think you are going wrong. I just happen to fundamentally disagree with many of the conclusions that you and Mr Icke have reached regarding the state of the World. A lot of the problems I have with conspiracy theories is the simultaneous belief that a shadowy corps of people/lizards/whatever control the World well enough to be hidden away from almost anyone yet have been discovered by a couple of people on the internet who can reveal them if you care to listen - you credit them with too much power and yet too little at the same time. I've repeatedly tried to say that thinking about a subject is great, what appears to be unthinkingly embracing any number of weird beliefs isn't the same thing.
For the little it matters I've yet to meet anyone in person who believes that we're ruled by reptilians, perhaps that is because they suspect I'd not be receptive to such beliefs or perhaps I subconciously surround myself with people who aren't likely to believe in such things but if we're supplying anecdotal evidence I might as well put it forward.