To what extent is your world-view based on forgeries?

[Reginald Ret]

Okay.

Lets say that Stonehenge was, in fact, made completely brand new in the 1890s-1900s. That might be a little disappointing on some level but it would not actually challenge my worldview much at all. A large amount of British national identity and history is basically made up wholecloth. It definitely wouldn't change how I think of my government or my country at all.

Now, the convincing evidence that seems to indicate a deep-rooted set of individuals engaging in child abuse at the heart of government, and the complicity of the national security agencies in covering that up? The fact it seems to have been an 'open secret' amongst the tory cabinet of the 1980s. That fucking Jimmy Saville, beloved children's entertainer and national treasure, was in fact some sort of horrifying paedophile rapist gangster?

These are things which actually surprised me and shocked my worldview when they were revealed. Who gives a shit about a pile of rocks when the rotten core of our very way of life has been so gruesomely exposed? We British were supposed to be better than that. Decency and respectability were supposed to be important to us, especially in our public servants.

So, no. You're looking for your 'forgeries' in the wrong places. The lies that form the basis of our society are much bigger ones than 'Stonehenge was made by ancient people'.

They are lies like:

"All are equal before the eyes of the law."
"If you've done nothing wrong, you've got nothing to fear."
"It wouldn't happen over here."

Well said!

I was hoping I could come up with a similar quote-lie, but my memory failed me so instead you get a Sage Francis lyric.

"our God is bigger, stronger, smarter and much wealthier
So wave those flags with pride, especially the white part"

Others will have to pick up my slack.

[The Wizard Joseph]

Stonehenge was constructed in 1953 in fact in an effort to cover up an minor imbalance in the earth's distribution of mass which if investigated would have revealed that the moon is a hologram.

Think about it.

Yes we accidentally broke the original stonehenge while restoring it, Jesus get off our backs the one we put in looks practically the same.

And yes we accidentally blew up the moon. Jesus get off our back it was barely used by a dozen or so people anyway.

Illuminati™ Spokesperson,

Faust

 

I KNEW YOU GUYZ WERE USING A FALSE MOON!!



Look, Ivan, the chances of you being right about the henge approach nil.

Radiocarbon dating is a fine and effective science, but is not suitable to certain situations and the shroud is in such a situation. It's not a forgery, may not be THE LORD, but is a genuine anomaly.

Come sit at the table and feed yourself something good for your brain.  Seems to me that you're on a steady diet of paranoia and CT.

This can make you sick, trust me.

[Q. G. Pennyworth]

What's the CT in this context?

[Doktor Howl]

What's the CT in this context?

That ancient monuments are fake.

The WHY isn't explained.

[Doktor Howl]

Yes we accidentally broke the original stonehenge while restoring it, Jesus get off our backs the one we put in looks practically the same.

And yes we accidentally blew up the moon. Jesus get off our back it was barely used by a dozen or so people anyway.

No pleasing some people.

[Q. G. Pennyworth]

What's the CT in this context?

That ancient monuments are fake.

The WHY isn't explained.

I wasn't getting what CT stood for. It's conspiracy theory. I'm an idiot.

[LMNO]

No, it's Connecticut.  Where the secret Illuminati stronghold is.  At Yale.  In the library.  Pull the third book from the left in isle 23-z.

[Cain]

Although the Illuminati center of operations, it should be noted, is in Wisconsin:

[Cainad (dec.)]

My worldview is 100% based on forgeries.

Because I cannot observe the entire world simultaneously, my "view" of it is necessarily constructed of facsimiles and impressions that exist only in my mind, and are largely informed by images and narratives that have been presented to me.

Cainad,
LOLpedantryLOL

[The Wizard Joseph]

Although the Illuminati center of operations, it should be noted, is in Wisconsin:

The cows are not what they seem! 

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=brlQuf2fXn8

[LuciferX]

That a miracle/wonder may be a forgery/fabrication currently underwrites substantial US PSYOPS spending.  And, in case anyone's listening, yes, we did resolve an image for the Invisible Man Problem.

[The Wizard Joseph]

That a miracle/wonder may be a forgery/fabrication currently underwrites substantial US PSYOPS spending.  And, in case anyone's listening, yes, we did resolve an image for the Invisible Man Problem.

What Invisible Man Problem? I don't see any Invisible Man.

[Doktor Howl]

My worldview is 100% based on forgeries.

Because I cannot observe the entire world simultaneously, my "view" of it is necessarily constructed of facsimiles and impressions that exist only in my mind, and are largely informed by images and narratives that have been presented to me.

Cainad,
LOLpedantryLOL

My worldview is based on watching monkeys drive a planet around the sun.  Badly.

This is why I hate humans.

[Cainad (dec.)]

My worldview is 100% based on forgeries.

Because I cannot observe the entire world simultaneously, my "view" of it is necessarily constructed of facsimiles and impressions that exist only in my mind, and are largely informed by images and narratives that have been presented to me.

Cainad,
LOLpedantryLOL

My worldview is based on watching monkeys drive a planet around the sun.  Badly.

This is why I hate humans.

I hear staring at that sun can hurt one's eyes.

I also hear that staring at the monkeys can invert one's spleen and cause one to accidentally all over the floor.

[LuciferX]

That a miracle/wonder may be a forgery/fabrication currently underwrites substantial US PSYOPS spending.  And, in case anyone's listening, yes, we did resolve an image for the Invisible Man Problem.

What Invisible Man Problem? I don't see any Invisible Man.

which is why we need to divert all funding to Project Masriel, it's our only hope for securing thought-freedom in the middle-east.