You Are Now Clinically a Criminal if You Don't Believe MSM and Government!

Public relations teams and social engineers don’t rest as they parade their multi-layered propaganda campaigns on different levels of mainstream and social media. They are the manufacturers of consent and the masters of mind control. And to underestimate their power is to set yourself up to be snared by their web of ever adapting product placements for their propaganda.

Tracie, one of my subscribers, sent me a link to this article from the New York post entitled “Believing in conspiracy theories might make you a criminal. This article comes from a supposed study from Phys.org from the university of Kent entitled “Belief in conspiracy theories makes people more likely to engage in low-level crime” This title is more of an absolute statement.

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So, right off the bat they’re trying to shove a thought into the collective minds of the masses (and in your mind) that if you believe that people conspire to do things that are designed to deceive the public…you’re likely a criminal. As if people don’t dismiss you already when you don’t tow the official story spewed by mainstream media and government sources. Now we can expect that mentality to be even more evident.

The study reads,

People who believe in conspiracy theories—such as the theory that Princess Diana was murdered by the British establishment—are more likely to accept or engage in everyday criminal activity. The New York post adds, “If you’re a birther or a 9/11 denier, if you believe that no human has ever walked on the moon or if you believe that the ancient pyramids were built by aliens.”

That’s the main finding from new research by psychologists at the universities of Kent and Staffordshire into the wider impact that conspiracy beliefs can have on behaviour.

Professor Karen Douglas, of Kent’s School of Psychology, was one of a team of four researchers to show that belief in conspiracy theories, previously associated with prejudice, political disengagement and environmental inaction, also makes people more inclined to actively engage in antisocial behaviour.

Part of this could be the fact that people who buy the tall tales of government and mainstream sources don’t want to talk to you and tend to distance themselves from those who question official stories. By the way…think about this…if you’re not a so-called conspiracy theorist, then you’re a coincidence theorist.

A conspiracy theorist believes that powerful people who have a lot of influence, actually use their power to maintain or grow that influence.

A coincidence theorist believes that every thing happens by sheer coincidence, there’s no such thing as corruption, deceit or back room deals and mankind has managed to rid itself of the desire for world domination. Which one sounds more insane?

In a first study, the findings indicated that people who believed in conspiracy theories were more accepting of everyday crime, such as trying to claim for replacement items, refunds or compensation from a shop when they were not entitled to do so.

So, you’re a dishonest person if you don’t buy government lies…but if you just accept them and don’t question them, you’re not as likely to be dishonest…so you’re more trustworthy if you just believe what fakestream media and government officials say.

Remember guys, calling someone a conspiracy theorist is a derogatory title often used as an ad hominem attack that allows the attacker to easily dismiss a person who is trying to think critically.

A conspiracy theorist is basically a person who questions the statements of known liars.

This study is essentially saying that if you don’t believe what we’re all supposed to believe then you are likely to be a criminal among us.

In a second study, exposure to conspiracy theories made people more likely to intend to engage in everyday crime in the future. The researchers found that this tendency was directly linked to an individual’s feeling of a lack of social cohesion or shared values, known as ‘anomie’. Anomie is defined as the lack of the usual social or ethical standards in an individual or group.

It made me think of that Krishna merdie quote: It is no sign of good mental health to be considered well-adjusted to a profoundly sick society. Our society is truly sick. Many people believe whatever CNN, MSLSD, the washington post and government tells them. And we’ve seen time and time again that what they spout as truth ends up being one massive lie. Look at this recent deception with the Covington catholic kids as just one example of the true conspiracy to frame a story and create a narrative that’s not true. That’s a conspiracy fact. And for just two government examples how about the conspiracy to draw us into the Vietnam War that killed almost 60k of our soldiers not to mention the over 1 million civilian casualties….all predicated on the lie of the gulf of tonkin incident which was promoted by mainstream outlets. How about the conspiracy to draw us into a war with cuba as outlined by the declassified Northwoods document? Conspiracies are real…they are not theoretical. And they happen every day in the halls of government and behind the news desks of corporate media.

Professor Douglas said: ‘Our research has shown for the first time the role that conspiracy theories can play in determining an individual’s attitude to everyday crime. It demonstrates that people subscribing to the view that others have conspired might be more inclined toward unethical actions.’

Dr. Dan Jolley, of Staffordshire University, said: ‘People believing in conspiracy theories are more likely to be accepting of everyday crime, while exposure to theories increases a feeling of anomie, which in turn predicts increased future everyday crime intentions.’

Watch what happens…they’re going to ratchet up the heat on mainstream and social media.

You can just imagine what people will do with the information of a study like this. This will become the justification Silicon Valley gatekeepers will use to kick more people off their platforms in the interest of reducing crime, of course. This will also cause the likelihood of being investigated by the authorities to increase. Individuals who choose to think for themselves and not believe everything that comes down the pike will be suspected of being dishonest and susceptible to criminal behavior.

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