Why The CIA Loves Conspiracy Theories

Depopulation & WW3
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Even the ones that they didn't start - MH

https://mediaarchives.gsradio.net/rense/special/rense_082823_hr3.mp3

"A good investigator looks at all possible motives." - MH

MH offers some insights as to why he says the CIA loves conspiracy theories and how this is being used as another tactic to manipulate and steer public opinion.

He points out that most people will tend to get focused on the "how" of what happened, instead of the "why" and this is used to the advantage of the enemy.

He seems to bring up a valid point for researchers and truth seekers to consider during the 53 minute radio show.

Along with advising a healthy sense of caution when it comes to considering conspiracy theories (because of how they are used by the CIA and the government - they even create them) and saying that we should look at the "why" (which is what really matters) and not only the "how" (which does not really matter) he ends the talk by saying:

"If you think it's a conspiracy theory - if you think the government did something bad, let me just tell you right now - they did do it. You don't have to prove it to yourself. They lie about everything, ALL of the time. So it's easy, just believe that they are lying."

Subjects briefly discussed included:

CBDC's
BRICS
Maui Fires
The Covid Vaccines
JFK Assasination
South Africa (points to Zionism)
Death of Prigozhin

We live in a world full of conspiracies. This is fact. But what many in the truth seeking community may not have considered fully, as he points out, is considering how they may also be being played when it comes to what is being believed, because the enemy is also very invested and into conspiracy theories and most likely how their own conspiracies are being perceived by a still somewhat unsuspecting and unaware public, that they are actively working against and seek to manipulate and control.

It is therefore important to use critical thinking skills to prevent getting "caught up" in possibly false narratives by becoming emotionally invested.

"We'll know our disinformation program is complete when everything the American public believes is false." -William J. Casey, CIA Director

“The best way to control the opposition is to lead it ourselves.” ― Lenin

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"They are on to us. Deploy counter measures!"

The use of disinformation programs that are intended to counter the public is an admitted practice.

Examples: The FBI's COINTELPRO and the CIA's MK-Ultra programs, both of which are admitted, yet claimed to have been discontinued in the early 1970's.

Deploying counter measures that aim to misdirect a "seeker" missile (i.e. flares) is commonly used as a military tactic by fighter jets trying to avoid being impacted by a missile after being spotted and targeted.

It would therefore make a lot of sense for them to be using similar (including psychological) approaches and tactics (like Psy-ops) to try and keep truth seekers from being able to score successful hits on the intended target. We should not be discouraged though because we are in a war. Instead, we need to keep it up, since in doing so, we gain more experience and that we can then use to learn how to further hone in our skills.

The various attempts to misdirect people away from finding out and understanding their real aims can be seen to be failing, because once enough people are taking aim, then the counter measures stop being effective. It is through practice that we get even better at spotting them.

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I absolutely agree the CIA engage in psyops, including the one's you mention etc. The Moon Landing was one of theirs too....Operation Mockingbird too where they took control of the MSM.

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Something else, that was mentioned in the talk was that they want people to fear them and to believe that they can do anything they want. That idea is repeatedly shown in a lot of Hollyweird movies, too. And when people believe it they start self-censoring their views. It has gotten worse with the internet as sites can use filters to check comments, but it usually still needs actual people (moderators) to review content. Movies often create the impression that tabs are being kept on everyone all the time but in reality that would require a great deal of manpower which they are unlikely to ever have on hand. In a way, that seems quite similar to Operation Mockingbird, except they do it using popular movies.

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Operation Mockingbird: Church Committee Senate hearing

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Covert operations: How the CIA works with Hollywood

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http://www.deepblacklies.co.uk/holy_smoke_mirrors.htm

HOLY SMOKE & MIRRORS

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http://www.deepblacklies.co.uk/deep_black_1_2.htm

DEEP BLACK - THE SECRET DRUG WARS OF THE CIA

The CIA are certainly involved in enough conspiracies of their own.

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https://stateofthenation.co/?p=254269

How the C.I.A. completely took over the mainstream media with OPERATION MOCKINGBIRD……

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Weaponizing the Term “Conspiracy Theory”: Disinformation Agents and the CIA

First published on May 11, 2016

‘Conspiracy theory’ is a term that strikes fear and anxiety in the hearts of most every public figure, particularly journalists and academics. Since the 1960s the label has become a disciplinary device that has been overwhelmingly effective in defining certain events as off limits to inquiry or debate. Especially in the United States, raising legitimate questions about dubious official narratives destined to inform public opinion (and thereby public policy) is a major thought crime that must be cauterized from the public psyche at all costs… CIA Document 1035-960 played a definitive role in making the ‘conspiracy theory’ term a weapon to be wielded against almost any individual or group calling the government’s increasingly clandestine programs and activities into question. – From CIA Document 1035-960

We’ll know our disinformation program is complete when everything the American public believes is false. — William Casey, Ronald Reagan’s first CIA Director (from Casey’s first staff meeting, 1981)

It is quite easy for a disinformation agent to spin a rich disinformation tale and then craft several different versions of the tale with new ‘facts’ to support the story in each one. These tales are usually a good mix of verifiable facts and cleverly designed lies, so that people who check the ‘facts’ tend to believe the lies that are mixed in. –– from: http://www.wanttoknow.info/g/disinformation-agents

It wasn’t very many years after the world-wide web became operational that it was contaminated by secret disinformation agencies and also by individuals that were eventually called internet trolls. Trolls (defined below) began interjecting themselves – uninvited and unwanted – into otherwise useful and productive conversations involving web-groups of like-minded individuals.

These trolls, intent on scurrilously confusing various website commenters, seemed to delight in angering up certain online groups. Typically, a lot of time and effort was wasted in such fake arguments before members of the group finally realized that they had been ambushed by a disinformation agent.

Many folks might recall how promising were the prospects for the internet’s new method of communication that was affordable, quick and paperless. Many envisioned an internet that was “without commercial interruptions” and a way to promote healthy interactions between well-meaning people of different races, religions, politics, commitments, lifestyles and cultures.

Progressive-thinking folks without ulterior motives saw the internet as a new way to explore and solve some of the common threats to them or the planet. Peacemakers saw the internet as a tool that could expose the ideological enemies of the exploited 99% and perhaps even unite against the predatory elites in the ruling 1%. Some saw opportunities to expose and then eliminate fascism, racism, militarism, corporatism, bigotry, pollution, over-population and income inequality (and, more recently, global climate change) and to foster understanding and cooperation between various cultures.

Tragically, before you could say “corrupt crony capitalism”, the web was dominated – and then essentially owned – by profiteering corporations that saw world peace and cooperation as a threat to their greedy profiteering goals. (Peace is never as profitable as war or the rumors or war.)

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