'Conspiracy theory' (Name Calling)
Name Calling
[A Rationalization (pejorative) term created by the medical industry (also the Elite) to suppress allopathic criticism, knowledge of the medical conspiracy, and the beliefs of alternative medicine, not to mention the other conspiracies/cartels. Helped by the fact they have become internal forbidden beliefs to avoid waking up and facing the real reality (See: Slavery and the eight veils by Don Harkins, Ego denial). The favourite 'Name Calling' term, a word that has, what the CIA call, a slide attached to it (as in Snakes and Ladders), where you are conditioned to go down the (invisible) slide to the belief package they have waiting for you at the bottom, way back on the road to truth---that 'there-are-no-conspiracies' (people will believe anything!), and that the person labelled such is a mentally ill--a 'nut', 'paranoid', 'kook', or a charlatan, quack, crank (that covers non-allopaths). They have conveniently written down what they want you to think in this classic what-to-think article in Wikipedia (how helpful of them), what they called 'Conspiracism,' similar to another what-to-think page called Crank. They attached a similar slide to the word anti-vaccine (which is why it fell out of use--who wants to be labelled a nut?)--they even made a page to it on Wikipedia called Anti-vaccinationist, where they put a link in to the crank page, but the whale editor has thrown a few spanners into that page--have a laugh at the Anti-vaccinationist assertions page, they have managed to cut the assertions in half! An Allopathic editor even banned anyone calling him an Allopath!--he didn't want anyone (and probably himself as well) from seeing that he had a pecuniary and professional interest in vaccination. This is all propaganda in action.]
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The destruction of the American mind and American institutions is now so far advanced that the demonic cabal has been able to establish a police state without the people rising up against them. The cabal has taken great pains to avoid publicity and recognition, to the point that most people are blind to its existence. It requires advanced powers of discernment to even see its presence, so hidden has been its subversive activity. Anyone who speaks of a cabal is immediately dismissed as a paranoid conspiracy theorist, lumped with extremists of all stripes, and made persona non grata in any professional field. The Demonic Cabal by Dr. Norman D. Livergood
"Conspiracy theory" is usually used as a pejorative label, meaning paranoid, nutty, marginal, and certainly untrue. The power of this pejorative is that it discounts a theory by attacking the motivations and mental competence of those who advocate the theory. By labeling an explanation of events "conspiracy theory," evidence and argument are dismissed because they come from a mentally or morally deficient personality, not because they have been shown to be incorrect. Calling an explanation of events "conspiracy theory" means, in effect, "We don't like you, and no one should listen to your explanation."
In earlier eras other pejorative labels, such as "heresy," "witchery," and "communism" also worked like this. The charge of "conspiracy theory" is not so severe as these other labels, but in its way is many times worse. Heresy, witchcraft, and communism at least retain some sense of potency. They designate ideas to be feared. "Conspiracy theory" implies that the ideas and their advocates are simple-minded or insane.
All such labels implicitly define a community of orthodox believers and try to banish or shun people who challenge orthodox beliefs. Members of the community who are sympathetic to new thoughts might shy away from the new thoughts and join in the shunning due to fear of being tainted by the pejorative label. CONSPIRACY THEORY AS NAIVE DECONSTRUCTIVE HISTORY by Floyd Rudmin
"Misinformation detours are called "slides" by the CIA, to prevent people from looking and thinking in the right directions."--Fritz Springmeier The Illuminati Formula 12. External Controls
"Whenever I hear the words "conspiracy theory" it usually means someone is getting too close to the truth."----- former CIA employee, Michael Hasty:----Ref
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