Contents:
1. Introduction
2. What is a conspiracy theory?
3. Trust The Experts
4. “Anti-Semitism”
5. Political implications
1. Introduction
Globalist elites have bravely united to tell the unwashed masses that the world is not being “manipulated behind the scenes by powerful forces with negative intent” and that “no one is to blame.” To blame for what? They don’t specify. A very convincing argument!
The United Nations has teamed up with Twitter, the World Jewish Congress, and the European Union’s executive commission to “stop the spread” of “dangerous” conspiracy theories. (Criticism of rootless plutocrats is the real virus). Why are so-called conspiracy theories “dangerous”? Because they “spread mistrust in public institutions” and “identify an enemy […] that threatens peoples’ lives or beliefs” which can “spark a defense mechanism.” Trust the system. We would never lie to you. Please don’t kick us out of power, we’re your friends!
The ThinkBeforeSharing campaign was launched in 2020 in response to the COVID scamdemic, which “sparked a worrying rise in disinformation and conspiracy theories.” According to the United Nations, it aims to teach people how to “identify, debunk, react to and report on conspiracy theories.” Key figures involved with this project include Stephan Lewandowsky, a World Economic Forum “Agenda Contributor,” and John Cook, another World Economic Forum “Agenda Contributor.”
Currently, ThinkBeforeSharing consists of a set of guidelines that were transformed into a series of infographics and web pages. Although it appears to be a simple public awareness campaign, the project may be a framework for intra-elite education. The guidelines were recently republished and expanded upon by the United Nations Section for Global Citizenship and Peace Education as part of their Agenda 21/2030 Sustainable Development education program.
- Note: For more information on “Peace Education,” see this article that covers the bizarre origins of our modern education system, and for more info on Agenda 21, see this article.
2. What is a conspiracy theory?
According to Team Globalism, conspiracy theories are “the belief that certain events or situations are secretly manipulated behind the scenes by powerful forces with negative intent.” They claim that all “conspiracy theories” share six common characteristics:
1. An alleged, secret plot.
2. A group of conspirators.
3. ‘Evidence’ that seems to support the conspiracy theory.
4. They falsely suggest that nothing happens by accident and that there are no coincidences; nothing is as it appears and everything is connected.
5. They divide the world into good or bad.
6. They scapegoat people and groups.
Well, that settles it: World events are a series of happy accidents, there are no bad guys, and “groups of people” do not secretly collaborate to attain more power and wealth. To suggest otherwise is dangerous crazytalk.
The ThinkBeforeSharing guidelines also claim that conspiracy theories take root by asking “who is benefiting from the event or situation.” Cui bono? Cui prodest? Ad cuius bonum? No, no, no. Stop asking silly questions. Remember: “No one is to blame.”
3. Trust The Experts
Amazingly, they do admit (in smallprint) that real conspiracies “large and small” do exist. However, they claim that real conspiracies are only centered on “single, self-contained events” like assassinations, and that they are always exposed by the mainstream media.
If it wasn’t exposed by the mainstream media, it wasn’t a real conspiracy. If it requires long-term planning (e.g. conquering the world through usury) or the shaping of broad events (e.g. replacing White people with Third World immigrants), then it’s a baseless “conspiracy theory.” Simple.
They go on to claim that something is “unlikely to be a conspiracy theory” if “the author has recognised qualifications and credentials in the topic” or “the source has been quoted by several reputable media outlets.” This is very convenient, since their #1 piece of advice for combatting “conspiracy theories” is to post “verified information” from official “fact-checking” websites (that are in no way politically biased in favor of the Globalist agenda).
4. “Anti-Semitism”
“Conspiracy theories can be dangerous: they often target and discriminate against vulnerable groups […] Perceived “out groups” of society are especially prone to be targets of conspiracy theories […] this includes people of different origin, religion or sexual orientation.”
Although the main message of ThinkBeforeSharing is that the Globalist elite are totally benevolent and transparent, a significant proportion of the campaign, to be frank, is dedicated to defending Jewish political power. You aren’t allowed to notice that elites collaborate to consolidate or expand political power, but you definitely aren’t allowed to notice that ethnic groups do the same thing.
ThinkBeforeSharing claims that while “not all conspiracy theories target Jews,” they have (for no apparent reason) “been the target of conspiracy theories for centuries.” Jews have been “falsely blamed” for moments of crisis, ranging from wars to economic collapses. They list the “most common anti-Semitic narratives” as those that claim Jews “control the government, the media or banks for malicious purposes.” (You’re allowed to claim that Jews control the government, media, and banks if you say they’re doing it for benevolent purposes). ThinkBeforeSharing warns people to watch out for anything that ascribes a conspiratorial motive to Jewish individuals or groups, like the Rothschild family or George Soros, who they describe as “a philanthropist.”
So, in summary, out groups are never responsible for conspiracies. Nobody is grooming your kids. Nobody controls the banks and the media. Nobody is intentionally replacing White people with immigrants. Nepotism and intra-ethnic collaboration are a myth. If you notice that any particular demographics are overrepresented in society’s organs of influence or are disproportionately involved with certain political agendas, then you are an evil bigot, a violent extremist, and potentially a domestic terrorist.
5. Political implications
One final thing to consider is how this framework and others like it will be used in conjunction with the rapidly encroaching social credit system. Once countries have implemented digital identity and central bank digital currencies, all political dissent will effectively be abolished. AI systems (which already monitor and moderate social media) will use guidelines like ThinkBeforeSharing to blacklist naughty conspiracy theorists who require urgent reeducation.
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hahahaha incredible
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Point 5 leaves one implication open. What are we to do against this scenario?
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It’s the (insert minority group)
**booing, hissing**
It’s the (insert European ethnic group)
**clapping, cheering**
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I never thought they would be so blatantly obvious.
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Having “World Jewish Congress” explain how their group did not do anything wrong ever is as objective as having a thief give a lecture on how he doesn’t ever steal anything.
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I have my doubts that AI is really as advanced as it is purported to be. I have a feeling there are warehouses in India full of “fact checkers” that scour social media and flag accounts for this or that. Come to think of it AI can’t even tell what is a fire-hydrant or a bicycle, or the difference between a bus and a car; so I have my doubts.
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AI is only a first line screening, which can look for naughty words but is bad at interpretation. There are other ways online censorship is done. There are journalists who (while they’re supposed to be working) scour social media and have special pipelines with these companies to rat out naughty speech. Then there are Social Justice Warriors who volunteer their free time (they have nothing better to do with their lives) like the wildly unpopular “Youtube Heroes” program. Finally, there are censors who are paid peanuts. Most Indians wouldn’t do too well at it, since they would need to understand English fluently and be familiar with our politically correct taboos. More information here:
https://www.returnofkings.com/193977/vice-editor-jason-koebler-makes-stunning-confession-about-how-journalists-assist-online-censorship
https://counter-currents.com/2021/07/the-pathetic-live-of-social-media-censors/
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Hopefully there is a “global conspiracy” to put unhinged, dangerous bigots like yourself where you belong: in mental hopsitals where you can’t spew your genocidal lies and delusions. We will not allow anymore holocausts or genocides and if that offends you, too bad.
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what’s genocidal about saying people with power conspire to attain more power? who said anything about the holocaust or genocide? you are mentally ill
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thuletide aren’t you the same dude who bragged about having relatives who were masons?
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mentioned in passing comment one time that my great grandfathers were masons. why are you LARPing as a pedophile you sick freak?
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Thuletide, do you have any info about how the covid vaxxes can alter the DNA? Pardon me if you have posted this stuff already in another essay.
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so basically, the vaccines use RNA, a chemical similar to but not the same as DNA, to tell cells to produce COVID antibodies. the RNA is injected into the bloodstream, gets into a cells’ cytoplasm, and is translated into a type of protein. DNA is contained inside the cell nucleus, not the cytoplasm.
we were told for a long time that the COVID injections couldn’t alter the DNA because RNA would need to be translated or “reverse transcribed” into DNA format for it to enter the nucleus, which was “impossible” because it would require a special enzyme for that to happen, which wasnt contained in the injections
a recent study from Sweden found that it actually is possible for COVID vaccine RNA to be reverse transcribed within cells into DNA:
https://www.mdpi.com/1467-3045/44/3/73/htm
I dont know if it can permanently alter DNA or not, I just know about the basic population genetics and that’s it. But the point is that the people creating these vaccines don’t care about any dangerous side effects that they are or could be causing
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Thanks for the answer and the info. And do you have any thoughts on the DNA/normal vaccines, and the sinovac vax? I also heard that Valneva is developing a DNA/normal vaccine. Meanwhile the most famous one seems to be the chinese Sinovac, exported to many countries.
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2 questions:
Did you write anything on Elon Musk? Do you feel like doing it?
Wouldn’t you agree that removing whites from the public and political life, making them irrelevant, would be something unprofitable for the same elites? Wouldn’t the world be forever stagnant if there was only nonwhites left in the west to keep up with the shit?
Cheers.
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1. wrote about him in passing regarding neuralink but that’s about it
2. yes it would be unprofitable but they aren’t purely motivated by profit so that doesn’t really matter. yes, the world would be stagnant, it’s already stagnant now after whites have been disempowered for only a few decades. elites evidently believe that having a jewish-dominated but multi-racial upper class controling the world with the help of AI and robots will be enough to keep things in order. maybe it will be enough to keep the gears running, but the world will be a disgustingly mundane and degenerate place, even moreso than it is today. plus, we are currently experiencing terminal IQ decline (see here https://thuletide.wordpress.com/2022/02/11/the-collapse-of-western-iq-mini-post/) for various reasons. low IQ people are incapable of maintaining technologically advanced civilizaitons, so the extinction of whites will inevitably lead to a world collapse. but this may not happen for many centuries (see here https://thuletide.wordpress.com/2021/05/04/a-brief-introduction-to-societal-collapse/)
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– “but the world will be a disgustingly mundane and degenerate place, even moreso than it is today.”
Yeah I can really see that. It’s already crazy how teenagers and even our own classmates are and were immensely mundane and animalistic, oblivious to any malicious impulse, laughing randomly. Some people, usually Liberals and millenials, say that our generation will save the planet but often seems like it is the lost generation, the generation that can actually close and lock the coffin of western civilization.
Thanks for the answer and the links.
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Thoughts about lowering the age of consent to 12?
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it’s bad, 12 year olds arent physically or mentally developed enough to have sex
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Is a white man marrying a POC (black, East Asian, Arab etc.) woman as bad as a white woman marrying a POC man, not as bad, or worse? What do you think? (By the way, don’t know if marrying Arab is as bad as marrying black, since half the time the kids are white looking, but they’re still considered people of color by everyone except the Census.)
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It’s all bad regardless of which sex is doing the miscegenating, but the more genetically distant their non-White partner is from Whites, the more damaging it is. So, East Asian not as bad as African; Arab not as bad as East Asian; Caucasian (e.g. Chechen, Georgian) not as bad as Arab; and so on.
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I was curious because from a history standpoint, a lot of European groups, like the Indo-Aryans and more recently the Spanish, mixed with groups that were pretty different from them, so what is your opinion on their decision to mix, with the knowledge that it was mostly European men who miscegenated with native women?
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hmm well, men mixing with foreign women is just war/conquest rape. it’s basically just standard warfare practice throughout history. examples of total genocide are much less common. but historically speaking, people going to war with one another were generally quite genetically similar. you don’t often get an indo-european expansion or a turkic/hunnic/mongolic expansion that results in totally distinct races from intermixing.
anyway, regarding the iberians and indo-aryans, what they did was clearly a complete disaster. just look at south america and india today. some of the worst places to live in the world even though both have the potential to be paradise
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Why does genetic distance matter? IQ is more important imo. If you breed with any of the non-Asian groups you listed your child will be low IQ
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genetic distances matter because people who are as closely related as third cousins are the most genetically compatible. the more genetically distant you are from another human, the less genetically compatible you are and the more likely your children are to have weird genetic mutations, birth defects, be stillborn and so on. plus, the less similar your spouse is to yourself then the more fucked up and confused your kids are going to be as they’re torn between two cultures and two identities. IQ is far less important than all of that
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I am Central Asian (Uzbek), would it be damaging if I mixed with a hapa? (East Asian + White specifically)
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I posted a reply to this but it got an error, can’t remember what I said but in summary: Best to marry another Uzbek (shared culture, history, traditions, language) but Central Asians are Caucasoid + Mongoloid mix so genetically it’s pretty similar.
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Asking for advice on something.
I’m heading to college next month.
Many people I know are majoring in computer science, and I kind of want to as well, because you get to solve challenging problems, there’s high growth in the field, and it’s well-paying. But I don’t like that I’d be working for a corporation that at the end of the day doesn’t agree with my values. The problem is for my other preferred field, physics, getting a professorship is difficult and not guaranteed, so it’s a riskier path. I respect your opinions, which is why I’m asking you about this. Thanks.
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pick the one that is most likely to get you a secure career and make you a lot of money. I got pressured into a field that I was naturally gifted at, but it was super competitive, stressful, and underpaid. I was only in it for 1 year after graduating and spent the last couple of years since working in totally unrelated fields. college was a big waste of time and money for me. you dont wanna be in that situation.
idk if this will apply to you, but here’s some general advice from my college experience that I give to everyone :
– dont touch any drugs ever, saw them ruin a lot of lives
– dont go be an anti-social recluse but dont go too crazy getting wasted all the time, make sure you study hard
– keep on top of your health and stay strict with excercise and stuff but dont let it make you anti-social
– dont bang college thots, get a nice long term gf, you ideally want a gf you can marry pretty soon after college
maybe this stuff sounds simple but trust me everyone goes nuts when they get to college. your time there will be gone in the blink of an eye, so dont waste it. I already feel my years passing me by and I’m not exactly an old man or anything
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Are you saying to go the comp sci route?
What about publishing papers and making a name for myself to be remembered, and advancing knowledge ? When you work for a corp, you’re not really making anything and advancing knowledge.
Appreciate your advice. I’ve been a fan for over a year and like what you have to say about a lot of stuff. The elders in my family don’t share your or my values, but I’ve obviously asked them for advice.
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hmm well, I would personally go for the comp sci because it sounds more secure in terms of earnings and job availability but I’m no expert in either field.
the woke stuff is going to screw you over one war or another because its unavoidable now. even as a physics professor you’d still have to attend diversity training and be subjected to neurotic catladies as fellow professors.
I guess you also have to be realistic: are you smart enough to make advances and be remembered in the field of physics? even if you aren’t and everything goes wrong, with a physics major you can still get into other fields like engineering.
I would say just go with your instinct because you can probably get a good career with either degree, probably in identical jobs in many cases. I didnt go with my instincts (biology major) and ended up in a retarded field just because I was talented (cant say which because doxy)
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Thank you man. I really appreciate the advice. My instincts say fuck it and go for physics, so I guess I’m gonna try to do it and hope for the best. Such a heavy choice though. Idk how some people don’t struggle with this as much as I do. Been thinking about it all summer.
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Before you get into a computer science degree program, make sure that the stuff they’re teaching is actually relevant to the computing industry. Take it from someone who knows! Will they teach you to code in languages in common use, or teach you obscure stuff for the sake of academic exercises that hardly anyone uses? Will they show you how to reinvent the wheel, or show you how to load a .DLL that already does something you want? Is the equipment fairly current, or was it state of the art when you were in diapers? Ask around!
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I think we’re going to need a bigger Fact-CHEKA.
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A conspiracy theroist is someone who questions the statements of known liars. The term was literally invented by the establishment in an effort to stigmatize those who asked questions and to prevent others with similar ideas of even starting. All done in an effort to hide their crimes which defines it as a conspiracy in itself.
The world runs on conspiracy. To think the way they’re telling you to think you’d have to be stupid enough to believe all of this degenerate madness we are witnessing today and is virtually impossible to avoid has all emerged organically and not through engineering. It just happens to be a coincidence that they all involve the complete inversion of all laws of nature. Next they’ll be telling us that a entire race of people who are actively working towards self extinction is a natural and organic phenomenon
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