Don’t Mind Us, We Don’t Really Exist

The unraveling of the story about the FBI mole within the Trump campaign has caused me to stop, drop and roll. I’m re-wondering everything I ever knew for sure. I’m starting to reconsider whether all the conspiracy theories I dismissed out-of-hand in my youth might in fact be true after all.

What if Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson, the FBI, the CIA, the Pentagon, the KGB et al…really did assassinate JFK?

What if the CIA, or the Pentagon, actually did mastermind the Watergate break-in?

What if the Bushes, père and fils, really did have a pact with the Bilderbergs to implement the New World Order?

What if Rosie was right and 9/11 really was an inside job?

What if the fluoridation program really was a Communist plot to take over America (there is a great deal of evidence supporting this)?

What if there really are aliens amongst us (again, a lot of evidence of this)?

Information coming to light about how the Deep State actually works is even forcing me to reassess everything I  know for sure about Edward Snowdon’s crime. He seems a dangerously misguided idealist whose method of divulging the secret (some would say illegal) collection of data by the CIA/NSA was neither wise or savvy. Especially given that he now resides in Russia, sitting in the lap of one of our arch enemies; but who’s to say for sure? Maybe he’s really a double agent. How would we ever know?

I mean, some of these agencies are so secret even the President doesn’t know about them. From the Archives of the Occupation, 2009, Barry runs into one of his spooks, from a spook agency he doesn’t even know about, at lunch: In which the president discovers an American intelligence agency at Five Guys

Obama: What do you do Walter?
Walter: I work at, uh, NGA, National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency
Obama: Outstanding, how long you been doing that?
Walter: About six years
Obama: Yea?
Walter: Yes.
Obama: You like it?
Walter: I do, keeps me…
Obama: So explain to me exactly what this National Geospatial…uh…
Walter: Uh, we work with, uh, satellite imagery..
Obama: Right
Walter: [unintelligible] …support systems, so…
Obama: Sounds like good work.
Walter: Enjoy the weekend.
Obama: Appreciate it.

It’s people like Obama who make the Deepest of Deep States possible.

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