The Source of All Conspiracy Theories

I love the smell of napalm in the morning. Here’s Where Conspiracy Theories Come From!

Conspiracy theories have been with us forever, or at least since the first caveman learned how to whisper bad rumors to the other cavemen.

Interestingly, did you know that global warming was actually used back in the time of the Maerican revolution. It’s true. Supposedly intelligent people were predicting that the earth would get too warm to live on. And the only gas around was their own hot air.

That said, there should be a reference point for the latest spat of conspiracy theories. Mind you, I am not discounting conspiracies here, I believe there was a conspiracy to shoot Kennedy, that 9/11 was a false flag affair, and other such happenings.

I just want to give you the cornerstone for understanding today’s theories of conspiracy, enable you to find out more. I do recommend that you search out the author I am about to mention, read him for yourself, and not just an internet interpretation.

During World War 2 there was a traitor. His name was Ezra Pound. He claimed that the war was a made up beast for the benefit of banksters. And, he was thrown in jail.

Yep, an American, tossed in jail, for saying things that the government didn’t like. Go figure.

Or, go look up the circumstances and see what the truth was of his treason. It makes for interesting stuff.

Anyway, people used to go see Ezra while he was in prison. And afterwards. And they were fascinated by some of the things he was saying. One young man, a bright fellow name of Eustace Mullins, asked Ezra what he could do about it all…what could he do to forestall the ruling of the world by ultra wealthy.

Ezra told this man to go find out the facts for himself.

So Eustace Mullins got a job in the Library of Congress. Throughout his life he sought out records, the minutes of business meetings, and so on.

What better place, eh?

And he wrote of his findings in a series of books.

The book of his that I came across that opened my eyes was titled, ‘Our Secret Rulers.’

Oddly, it wasn’t good reading. It was just the dry recounting of minutes of board meetings, and things like that.

At first, I was put off, had to struggle a bit, but slowly I began to make sense of this.

He wasn’t telling me a story, you see, he was presenting facts, and hoping that my mind would wake up enough to actually see the real story.

And he wrote a bunch of other books, books about the Federal Reserve, and all sorts of other things…and this formed the basis of modern conspiracy theory.

Or, at least is the major effort at revealing the truths and conspiracy theories of our current kicked in the head civilization in modern times.

Interestingly, I used his data, lightly, in one of my novels. When writing ‘The Bomber’s Story’ I have a ‘secret history’ at the beginning of every chapter.

It is couched as novel, but it actually follows the timeline presented by three books, The Bible, Eustace Mullins, and an obscure little work called The Gods of Eden.

I wanted to make some of what Eustace Mullins, and Ezra Pound before him, available to people in a friendly manner. One that would inspire people to look for themselves, to feel the match flicker of righteous indignation go off in their pocket, and consume their trousers, and eventually right the terrible deeds that have been done on this planet in the name of freedom.

Anyway, check out Eustace Mullins. He’s the grand daddy here.

And, if you feel like it, check out The Bomber’s Story. Take a little ice cream with your does of bitters.

This article on conspiracy theories presented by The Daily Neutron.