The dictionary describes it as follows: An act in unison or agreement and in secret towards a deceitful or illegal purpose. There probably aren't a lot of people who haven't experienced situations that fit the description. Still most prefer to stay away from anything that even reeks of conspiracy. It is commonly considered not to be good sense to become associated with the term in any way; not as one actively involved in the act of conspiring, nor as one who labels a situation as a conspiracy. The word is some type of leper in society. Although notable men like Benjamin Disraeli, Winston Churchill and John Fitzgerald Kennedy have shared some clear quotes about the matter, little notion is taken of their words. They have been involved in conspiracies themselves, so it is obvious that they know what they spoke about. But society generally prefers to deny the existence of it nevertheless. In doing so it unwittingly participates in a conspiracy as well - a global conspiracy of idiots. No offense intended of course, but knowing something exists and insisting it does not exist (for whatever reason) isn't exactly intelligent conduct.
Here are some more quotes that might make you consider what is in this brief entry:
“The past record of man is burdened
with accounts of assassinations, secret
combines, palace plots and betrayals in
war. But in spite of this clear record,
an amazing number of people have
begun to scoff at the possibility of
conspiracy at work today. They dismiss
such an idea merely as a
Conspiratorial View.”
- Political Commentator G. Edward Griffin
“The individual is handicapped by
coming face to face with a conspiracy
so monstrous he cannot believe it
exists.”
- FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover
"Fifty men have run America and that's
a high figure."
- US Ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy
“Behind the division of humanity stand
those Enlightened Ones whose right and
privilege it is to watch over human
evolution and to guide the destinies of men…
This they do through the implanting of
ideas in the minds of the world thinkers,
so that these ideas in due time receive
recognition and eventually become
controlling factors in human life.
They train the members of the
New Group of World Servers in the task
of changing these ideas into ideals.
These in turn become the desired
objectives of the thinkers and are
then taught to the powerful middle
class and worked up into world forms
of governments or religion, thus
forming the basis of the
New World Order.”
- Alice Bailey, Occultist, Fabian and Head of the Lucis Trust
“There is, it must be confessed, a psychological
difficulty about a single world government. The
chief source of social cohesion in the past, I
repeat, has been war: the passions that inspire a
feeling of unity are hate and fear. These depend
upon the existence of an enemy, actual or
potential. It seems to that a world government
could only be kept in being by force, not by the
spontaneous loyalty that now inspires a nation
at war.”
- Bertrand Russell, “The Impact of Science on Society”
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